The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-31
SOCIETY

A delightful affair of last evening
was the reception given by Mr.. and
Mrs. r. 8. ThOme and Miss Thome for
DIR. and Mrs. W. M. Thome, whose
marriage took place in Chicago in
June. The large home and the grounds
We're lighted brilliantly and cosy seats
We're arranged on the lawns and on the
verandas around the house. Within,
decorations of the summer garden
Mowers were used, sweet peas and mas
turtiumS especially. Punch was served
on the veranda, where a bower of
flowers were arranged. DR.. and Mrs.
| Thome, with their father, mother and
sister, received the guests, while assist
Ing in entertaining the guests were Mrs.
r. G. McNiece, Mrs. r. NJ. Stephenson,
Mrs. Frank SweaZy, Mrs. Caffall, Mrs.
L. 0. Leatherwood. Mrs. Eber w. Hall
and Mrs. Hauxhurst. In the dining
room Miss Minnie Stephenson, Miss
Fannie McLaury, Miss Ada Hartley and
Miss Ruth Storer took turns at the tea
table, while assisting them in serving
were the Misses Lola Clark, Marie Stor-
err, Jean Hunt, Florence Oliver, Lily
Bennett, Elizabeth Beveridge and Mir
lam Dewey. The punch bowl was in
charge of Miss Martha McClain, Miss
Ona Pickens, Miss Edith Holman and
Miss RszsS Harrison.
Mrs. E. II. Jacobs and Mrs. A. H.
Mayne entertained a party of the young
people of the First Methodist church
last evening at a lawn party at the ia
cobs home, 1864 East Brigham street
About one hundred were present, and
enjoyed the games on the lawn, the
Gypsy fortune telling and other attrac-
lions. Punch was served on the veran-
da and four young girls, Lucille Horton.
Marie Fitzgerald, Clara Hanson and
Helen Jacobs, had charge of the re-
freShments. Musical numbers were Civ
en- by'Miss Edith Gaby, Miss Helen ia
cobs, Miss Heckner and Miss Schrack
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Mrs. Purviance entertained between
| thirty and forty of her friends last
evening at an amateur art party at
her home at the post, when very mer-
ry evening was spent in an improvised
salon. The works of art displayed
ranged through all the schools, and
prizes were awarded to those who
! guessed what each was. Assisting Mrs.
Purviance We're Mrs. r. A. Reyes, Mrs.
John S. Upham, Mrs. X S. Snow and
Miss Burkhalter.
Mrs. Clayton ]. Thatcher and Mrs
Frank Burrell entertained at cards las
evening at the Hines home in honor Of
their brother, Cadet Charles Hines of
West Point. who has spent a part of
the summer here with his parents. The
guests were mostly members of Mr.
Hines High school class. and the home
and the grounds were decorated in the
national cOlors. MI. Hines goes to Fort
Wadsworth to visit Lieutenant and
Mrs. Frank Hines before returning TO
finish at West Point.
DR.. Stanley NJ. Hunter formerly in
LIE L.
but now of Los Angeles, has been
spending the past few days in the city.
Dr. Hunter is on his way to attend the
annual convention of osteopatilic physi-
clans to be held in Kir,<sville, Mo-, be-
ginning Aug. 6.
Miss Alice Seckels entertains few
friends this evening for Miss Agatha
Berkhoel. the affair planned being trip
TO Antelope island with supper served
there.
The dance planned for last evening
by Miss Eeth Dunbar has been post
poned indefinitely.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis of Ogden
are spending a short time in the city
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Mrs. Harry CAM has returned from d
visit of some months in Kansas.
Mrs. j. n. Smith and her children are
spending some time with relatives in
Helena, Mont.
Mrs William c. Mabry will be here
Sunday from Imuris. Mexico, to visit
her mother Mrs. A. H. Mayne
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DR.. and Mrs. L. d. Woodruff and
family leave tine last of the week for
Roughwood, their cottage at Brighton
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Miss Ruth Treweek entertairrc a
few of her girl friends at cares n
Wednesday at the Treweek home.
Mrs. Murray Schick and her ron,
Stewart. are home from, visit With
friends in Idaho.
Colonel and Mrs NJ NJ Kaign are
back from a tour of Yellowstone Ma
tional park.
Fred Wolf was guest at the Thorn
burg camp in Parley's canyon last Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph f. Game and
family expect TO leave early next week
for Brighton.
Kenneth c. Kerr is here from River
side for stay of a few days with Mrs
Kerr and their children at Red Butte
Follow.
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Miss Frances Savage leaves before
long to return to her home in Chicago
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Miss Olive Gray, who has been SPEND
ing some time in Colorado, will be
home shortly.
Miss Hannah Herman left last even
ing in company with her two brothers
from Philadelphia for trip to Los An
geles and San Francisco.
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Miss Wealthy Douglas of Ogden has
been a guest for a few days at the
Thornburg camp in Parley's canyon.
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Miss Emma Thornburg will leave on
Saturday for Parley's canyon on a two
wppkS' vacation