The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-08
SOCIETY

| lowed by a dance, will be the order at
the Country club today. The scores
will be examined and the handicaps
fixed for the August games in the .wo
mems golf tournament today, proba-
| bly,. and the men will play the first
match in their tournament The Au-
gust games will be played within the
next few weeks. as the athletic people
want everything out of the way in
time for the intermountain tennis tour
nament which. begins Aug. "a.
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Miss Virginia Elmer entertained
eight friends at matinee party at the
Orpheum yesterday afternoon in honor
of Miss Isabel Duncan. whose mar
| riase takes place next Wednesday.
Following the show the guests were
entertained at a tea down town, the
others being Miss Ina Rudy, Miss Alb
bic Herman, Miss Maud Wheeler. Miss
Florence Winn, Miss Bessie Croxall
and Miss Lola Rouse.
Lieutenant and Mrs. G.. A. Weiser
entertained Thursday evening at din
ner for Lieutenant and Mrs. Kneeland
5. Snow, Lieutenant Snow having just
returned from a most successful con-
test in Texas. The other guests were
Mrs. Hoffman. Lieutenant Huddieson,
Lieutenant Loring and Lieutenant
Geary.
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The Daughters of the Confederacy
and their friends enjoyed a delightful
picnic at Wandamere yesterday after
noon and last evening. The picnic was
spread on one long table, and decora-
tons Of the NATIONAL colors were used.
Following the supper games and boat
ing were enjoyed.
Mrs. Kneeland S. Snow entertained
at luncheon on Thursday last for Miss
Aline Maclean and Miss Louise Sulli-
van. The decorations which were all
in yellow, were most effective, and the
| other guests were Mrs. John S. Up
ham. Mrs Edwin Butcher and Miss
Burkhalter.
Miss Helen BEETLES and Miss Mar
| jore Pearson entertained a few of
their girl friends yesterday afternoon
at cards for Mis- Norma McCuaig of
Spokane. Four tables were played and
prizes were won by Miss Martha Will
liams and Miss Rae Elmer. Mrs. Henry
Catrow assisted.
Miss Daisy Wolfgang. who has re-
Gently returned from Chicago, will be
the soloist at the First Presbyterian
church through the month of August.
She will be heard in solo work for the
first time since her return tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Read leave to-
day for fishing trip on the Snake
river. They expect to be away some
weeks. Mrs. Read has just returned
from a visit with her sister, Mrs. e.
mer f. Darling, in Brighton.
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Mrs. Joel L. Priest entertains at
bridge this morning for her guest, Miss
Polly Kimball of Henderson, KY, who
is here visiting the Priest and Igie-
heart families.
Nate Leipsiger. who comes to the
Orpheum next week, will be the guest
of his brother. Hyman Leipsiger. Mrs.
Leipsiger and their daughter Louise
accompany him.
Mrs. w T. Benson and her family
are al their cottage at Wasatch for the
rest of the summer.
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Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Walker of San
Mateo will be guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
week.
Judge W. c. Hall and his daughter
Marion will leave tonight on the linn
tied for Los Angeles.
join friends at Brighton for an outing
of few weeks.
Mark McChrystal returned last even
ing from a year spent at Columbia
collegS.
Mrs. c. Ira futile left yesterday for
Reno, New, where she will visit Mrs.
j. T. Langley. Later they will go, ac-
companied by Mrs. Tuttle's son
Charles. to Lake Tahoe for a short
stay.
Miss Dame of Boston. who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. George NJ.
Bacon. goes TO Brighton on Monday
to spend the first half of the week with
friends.
Mrs. Fred Parks of New York is
here visiting Mrs. Walker at the
Brockbank farm.
Mrs. P w. Powers. sister oN Mrs. ID.
p. Simmons. has taken apartment 40
at the Bransford. where she WI be at
home till the winter.
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Miss Elsie Parsons leaves tonight for
Los Angeles to visit Mr.. and Mrs. A
L. Parsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Brook an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Ada L., to Arnold r. Null
lens of Evanston, Wyo. The marriage
will take place the middle of Septem-
Der.
Lieutenants Miller, Ellis. Huddleson,
Dixon and Loring left yesterday for
Fort D. A. Russell to join the regi-
ments in it's maneuvers.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ross B. Davis have
returned from a wedding trip through
the west and will be at home after
Aug. 10 at 81 West Sixth South street.
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John A. Malta of Ely, New. left last
evening for his home after spending.a
few days with friends here.
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Miss Alice Reynolds leaves within a
few days for a camping trip on the
Bear river
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Mrs D. G. Calder and her mother,
Mrs. Leavitt of Provo, spent yesterday
in the city.
Miss Virginia Beatty is visiting the
Godbe family at Brighton for thee re-
mainder of their stay there.
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