The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-22

small children, but leaving her son
| Clarence at Ocean Park for his
health.
Lawrence Townsend leaves shortly
for the east to join his family, who
are already settled there.
X
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Browning will
leave today for Los Angeles, and later
viii so north. visiting at San Fran
cisco, Portland and Seattle before re-
turning to their home.
X x X
Mrs. Henry Bowles of Velva. n. D..
| left Friday for Los Angeles after a
stay of a few days in town with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Clark, former
ly of this city
Mrs. Elwood Matson and Mrs. G. w
Perkins of Ogden spent yesterday in
the city visiting friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Wedgwood will
| shortly be at home in the Miller fats,
where they move early in the month.
Mrs. Hugh Park returned Friday
from a stay of several months in the
east.
Mrs. Theodore Burmester enter
tanned again Friday at the second in
a series of card parties Four tables
of 500 were played and decorations of
palms and ferns were used.
X x
The Sewing club meets Wednesday
afternoon with Miss Jean Odell.
IL a.
morrow with Mrs. c. r. Pearsall at
her home on Brigham street.
Mrs. ElwOOd Brown will give a rain
! bow party on Tuesday afternoon at
her home.
Miss Bess Mcmillan will entertain
at a luncheon on Wednesday and at
cards Friday afternoon for her sister,
Mrs. Gustav Luelwitz.
| Mrs. Margaret Alves, who has spent
1 the past few months with her daugh-
/ ter, Mrs. w. ]. Browning, left last
! evening for Idaho Falls to visit her
other daughter Mrs. Bowman
Mrs. Matthew Cullen will entertain
| the girls of the Sewing club at the
/ Cullen home Friday afternoon.
| Mr. and Mrs. William Nj. McCrea
Will entertain the 500 club Friday
( evening next.
Mrs. L. S. Deane and family are at
home to their friends at 271 East
Third South street.
X x X
Mrs. c. H Mcmahon spent Friday
in Ogden vising friends.
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The Governors club will give the
last of a series of dances at the
OdeOn hall next Friday evening.
Mrs. w. E Critzer and her daughter
Helena will leave today for California.
X
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ].
Robinson at the Convey flats was in
vaded last Wednesday evening, the oc-
casion being the tin wedding annivers-
airy of the young couple. About TWEEN
ty friends surprised them with gifts of
tin of every name and natureI and a
delightful time followed. The service
for the refreshments was all carried
out in tin, with green and white deco
rative accomplishments.
x
Mrs. G.. A. Mills entertained at her
home Friday in honor of her mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson, the occasion
being her seventy-third birthday. Mrs.
Mills home was transformed into
veritaOle flower garden. The dining
room was especially pretty in carna-
tiOns. plumosa and potted plants. A
| luncheon was served.
M
Thursday evening Miss Bessie Retain
entertained at her home the members
of the NJ. NJ. c. Nell Robson gave a
| lively talk on interesting subjects,
Blanche Robson rendered several vO-
cal solos. Musical selections We're rem
dered by different members. The rooms
were decorated in the club colors, car
dinal red and silver.
| Mrs. O. s. May entertained the MEM
| bers of her sewing club on Wednesday
afternoon. The club Will meet next
week with Mrs. A. w. Came, jr
x X X
Miss Ruth Beasley entertained in
! formally at bridge yesterday in honor
of Miss Tansy Whitaker of Los An
geles, who is the guest of Mrs. Mary
Sullivan. Prizes were won by the guest
Of honor and Mrs. Nevalier.
| Miss Jennie Snyder entertained nine
tables at 500 Friday evening, the deco
rations being green, and prizes being
won by Miss Viola Thirlxill, Miss Ruby
Armstrong, Leigh Nettelton and Ed
! Snyder
K x x
| Mr.. and Mrs. s T. Tanner, jr., cele-
brated the anniversary of their wedding
on Wednesday evening. Thirty guests
were present.
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Mrs. Bismark Snyder entertained six
tables at 500 Wednesday in honor of
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