The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-16
CURRENT EVENTS
IN LOCAL SOCIETY

Miss Margaret Harris entertained a
dOZep of her girl friends yesterday at
luncheon at the Commercial club. the
affair being in honor of Miss Edna
Farnsworth, who is just back from
Europe, and of Miss Mary Stubs of
Baltimore. who is the guest of her
aunt. Mrs Samuel Neel The round
table was gay with springlike decOra.
lions of daffodils and violets, and Mrs
Fisher Harris chaperoned the party
The other girls were Miss Edgarda
Wedgwood, Miss Stella Fabian, Miss
Beth Critehlow. Miss Elise Yates. Miss
Carrie Atkins. Miss Hazel SappingtOn,
Miss Merle Lynch and Miss Hilda
Greeson.
The last of the series of midwinter
dances given by the Young NLatrOns
club will take place next Saturday
night at Christensen's hall. The affair
is in the hands of Mrs. Eibridge Thorn
as, Mrs. Roscoe Breeder, Mrs. Lewis
Evans. Mrs. Wallace Bransford and
Mrs. Fred Dern. The club has already
given four of the parties, and they
have been the most successful dancing
events of the year. The officers and
ladies of Fort Douglas will again be
guests of honor.
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Mrs. NJ. II. Kriebel will entertain a
number of her friends in an original
fashion tomorrow afternoon at the Au-
ditorium skating rink The friends
have been asked to skate or look on
for the early hours of the afternoon,
and later they win repair 10 a cafe,
where tea viii be served, when Mrs
Ellsworth Daggett. Mrs. David Taylor.
Mrs. David S. Murray, Miss Louise Sui
Ivan and Miss Minette Baer viii assist
the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Morningstar
entertained at a dinner at their home
Thursday evening. in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank LaZelle of Detroit, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Louis Strohauer Of
cairo Mich. and F. Emery futile of
Grand Rapids. Mich. The decorations
were in red and white. A large vase of
carnations formed the centerpiece, and
loose flowers and hearts were on the
cover and about the rooms.
Mrs. Edward Parsons and her moth
er, Mrs. McChrystal, and DR., a H, Nc
Chrystal left yesterday afternoon for
San Francisco, whence they go on a
long trip to last some three months
They will go south from San Francis
co, stopping al Los Angeles and points
nearby, and going thence TO Mexico
From there they will go by boat from
Vera Cruz around Florida and Cuba,
and home by way of New York. prob
ably in the early summer.
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Mrs. Charles d. Rookldge enter
tanned yesterday at a tea in honor of
Mrs. W. 3. SpTague, who leaves short
" for Seattle. The home was bright
with yellow daffOdils, and between the
hours of 3 and 6 a number of friends
called. Mrs. Russell L. Tracy and Mrs.
Karl A. Scheid poured, and Miss Ber-
tina Hampstead, Miss Marion Rook-
lidge, Miss Grace Stanchfield and Mrs.
Ledy3rd NJ Bailey assisted.
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The Misses Grace Cooke and Dorothy
Ingram entertained nearly forty of
their young friends last evening at
valentine dance at the Cooke home on
Fifth East street The large rooms
we've cleared for dancing. and the val
entine idea was accentuated with
strings of red hearts and red shaded
lights through the house. A buffet
supper was served in the dining room,
and Miss Florence Cooke and Miss Ray
Elmer served punch in an alcove.
The High school cadets have already
begun active PREPARATION for their big
annual dance, which promises this
wear to surpass all former efforts. The
invitations will be out shortly for the
event, which takes place this year on
Feb. 2s in the odeon.
Mrs Mary E.. Gilner viii leave some |
time this week for New York to spend |
some time with her daughter, Miss Lu-