The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-04
SOCIETY

MIR. and Mrs. j. r. Walker enter
tanned at dinner for Mr.. and Mrs.
William G. Sharp of New York, who
are here visiting. The rooms were all
bright with American Beauty roses,
except in the dining room, where mar
cissus were used as a table decoration.
The other guests were Mrs. A. G..
Walker. Miss Mary Louise Anderson,
Miss Adelaide Bancroft, E. B. Wicks
and Albert Holden.
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Miss Alice Nibley assisted by Miss
Nedi Beebe, entertained twelve friends
at dinner last evening at the Nibley
nome. The decorations were all in
pink and white roses, and later the
entire party was taken to Saltair for
the trst dance of the season.
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DR.. and Mrs. ". d. Donoher enter
tanned at bridge Thursday evening in
compliment to Mrs. Charles Spencer
Mann of Los Angeles. who leaves to-
morrow for her home. Six tables of
bridge were played, and prizes were
won bv Mrs. Brig Cannon and James
=. Dick.
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Joseph H, Yoong reached town from
the east yesterday in his private car
MIR. and Mrs. Heber NJ. Wells. who
manned over in Chicago for a visit of
a day or two with Harold Russell,
who is playing there.
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Mrs. Justus Jungk entertained few
friends al bridge yesterday afternoon
for Mrs. Alma Katz Four tables OF
the game were followed by a tea, at
which Mrs. KATE and Mrs. Ellsworth
Daggett poured.
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Mrs. Howard II. Lawson entertained
at cards yesterday afternoon for the
Misses Taylor of Fort ID. A. Russell.
Three tables were filed with the play
ers, and prizes were won by Mrs Sam
Porter and Mrs. W. D. Donoher.
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Mrs. Porter Sinclaire and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. Will Gray of Idaho Falls.
are in town for a short visit, and are
with Mrs. w. H. Bird.
Mrs. James Wells, who has been
spending some time with the Sadler
family, left yesterday for her home in
Helena, Mont.
Mrs. r. B. Thurman is expected
home shortly after spending the winter
with her parents in Baltimore Mr.
ana Mrs. Thurman will be at home
shortly on Twelfth South street near
Seventh East
Mrs. John F. Critchlow will leave
shortly with her two small bows for
Goldfield 10 visit Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Taylor
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Mrs. o. B. Gibson Of Ogden spent
yesterday IN the city visiting friends.
Mrs. Justus Jungk will entertain at
bridge again today for Miss Stella Fa-
bian.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edmund J.. Thompson
are now at home at 363 [. street.
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Dr. and Mrs /. +. Arnold win
shortly be, in their new home on X
street and Eighth avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Filler leave
tomorrow for New York to be away
some time
Mrs. Robertson of Ogden win be in
town next week to visit Mrs. Allen r.
Sanford for time.
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Mr.. aud Mrs. Morton J. Cheesman
are home after stay of several
months in Europe.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. Reeves have
gone to the coast on short trip.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Benner Y. Smith en-
tertained last evening at a very infor-
NAL dinner at their new home.
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Mrs. Sam G. Park and Miss Marga-
ret Park entertained the Cup and
Saucer club at the Park home yester-
day afternoon.
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Frank Caffey entertained thirty-six
of his little friends last evening at a
dance at the Caffey home.
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Mrs. Fred Leonard entertained at a
small and informal luncheon yesterday
for Mrs. Orion of Butte. who has been
visiting Mrs. w. 3. Stanley.