The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-11

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schools and colleges The home was bright
with the seasons flowers. lavender and
white in the parlors, yellow in the library
and red and white sweet peas IN the din-
ing room. Mrs &. W. O'Ncill and MRS.
John Cain poured.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Shepherd of Fort Douglas en-
tertained yesterday at delightful bridge
tea at her home for her guest. Miss Camp;
Five tables of the game were played, and
at the tea following the officers came in
and enjoyed a delicious buff, buffet snpP %d
The prizes were won by Mrs l. A NC
Clure and Mrs. Paul Potter.
Mrs F. S. Bascom leaves shortly for
Berkeley to attend the wedding of her
niece, Miss Marion Allen, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. S. Allen, formerly of this
city. to Oscar Henreich. The marriage is
to take place on Sept Is, and the young
their home in Tacoma, going by boat from
San Francisco.
Carl Sobeski, the noted lyric baritone of
Boston. has come 10 Salt Lake to spend
the winter, and is at the Keith apart
ments. Mr.. Sobeski has been engaged TO
sing at the first of the season symphony
concerts, and il is expected he Will take a
leading place in local musical circles.
| He is accompanied by his friend, Thomas
Gall, also of Boston.
Word comes from Berkeley. Cal. of the
formation of Sierra chapter, Daughters of
the American Revolution, by Mrs. >
Allen and Mrs. Tinker, formerly Mrs
Bootes Both the moving spirits were res
idents of Salt Lake and members or the
local chapter. Mrs. Allen is to be the
regent of the new chapter
The opening meeting of .he year of the
Ladies' Literary club Will be held this
afternoon at the club house. Mrs: Alien
T. Sanford, the president, Will give an
address and a musical program Will be
furnished by Albert Houghtoa and Mrs. j.
NJ Davis The remainder of the afternoon
will be devoted to social greetings.
Mrs Herman Johnson entertained n
number of her friends yesterday at a 800
party at her home. The house was dec
Grated entirely IN sunflower5, ard prizes
Abbie Herman. The hostess was assisted
by Mrs. A. J. Johnson. Mrs. u A. Ensign
and Miss Herman.
Miss RoSalie Pollock has returned after
spending the summer in Europe. reaching
here Wednesday evening. Miss Pollock
sailed on Aug. 26. and landed in Montreal
last SUNDAY. She was accorNSanled on
her trip by her niece. Miss Nina Pollock,
| who was here with her two years ago
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After all. there will be a Saturday night
| dance at the Country club this week, but
no table d'hote dinner will he served. a
number of special dinners will precede the
dance, however.
Mrs. w Edward Fife will entertain a
number of her friends this afternoon at a
bridge tea at her apartments in the Brans-
ford.
| Miss Lucile Clark leaves within the next
ten days To enter Wellesley
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ], Meagher Of Vernai,
| Utah are here visiting Mrs Meagher 5
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Macdonald, on
| Third avenue.
DIR and Mrs. A. j. Murphy have ar
rived from their wedding "trip. and are
| ar home with the Guernsey family on East
First South street Mrs. Murphy was for
merlv Miss Duffee of New York, and the
wedding took place Aug. b.
Mrs f. Miller of San Francisco is here.
the guest of DIR. and Mrs. Jack Keith at
s27 East Brigham street
Mrs. Emmett Moore and her small
son have returned from a stay of some
time at Ocean Park, Cal.
| Mrs. George Matthews, who has spent
tho mast ten DAYS with Mr.. and Mrs. Led
yard NJ Bailey, leaves today for Nassar
college
Miss Mary Halloran will entertain about
,birt, Of her friends at bridge tea on
Monday afternoon, for her guest, Miss
Edna Macy.
Lynn Thompson left YESTERDAY for Yale
to enter upon his sophomore year.
Mrs. Clarence Elmer Traver has invita-
tiont out for bridge tea to be given
this afternoon at her home on Third ave-
nue..
Mrs. James E Gallagher entertains to-
daV for Miss Eva Madden of San Fran
! cisco. the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Richard
A. Reyes.
Mrs. Percival Lynwood has issued cards
announcing the marriage OF her SISTER
Agnes Josephine Ryan. TO Joseph William
Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Curtis have arrived
and win be at home to their friends at
42s | street after Oct l:
Mrs. Lowe a. Mcclure is expecting her
sister. Miss Towles of San Francisco. and
a friend of hers from Honolulu. TO visit
her. and they will arrive next week.
Miss Lillian Lane left yesterday for
Knoxville. H.. where she will re-enter
school,
The Misses May and Martha William
son leave next week for Georgetown, \.
j.. where they viii attend Dana Hall for
the coming year.
| Mrs Freeman Morningstar Mrs f. III.
Jacobs and Miss Beecher entertained the
ladies of the First NJ. r. church yes
terday at a tea at the Deaconess home.
Dewitt and George Knox left yesterday
on the noon train for Yale where they
take up their college work once more.
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Mrs n B. Dresser and daughter Eve
lyn have returned after a summers visit
lin Ontario, Canada
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There viii be a special recital and re-
ception at the Blakeslee Houghton studio.
6lS and 6l9 Templeton building, on Mon
| day afternoon.
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The Ladies' Aid society of the Central
Christian church will entertain at the
church parlors, this afternoon from till
| ). for Mrs Cornell and Miss Kent
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/ Miss Raymonde Beatty. who has been
the guest of Colonel and Mrs. Walter