The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-09
SOCIETY

SOCIETY |
Mrs. Louis B. Mccormick entertained
number of her friends yesterday at
an afternoon tea to meet Mrs. Prem
tiss Nathial Gray, formerly Miss Laura
| Sherman, of this city The house was
made bright with red peonies. the ia
BILE being especially attractive with the
decorations of the snowy flowers. Miss
Anna Mccormick and Mrs. John Frank
Judge poured, and assisting them were
Mrs. Arthur II. S. Bird, Miss Gene
We've Mccormick. Miss Katherine. Ged-
des and Miss Gertrude McGrath.
The Misses Jean and Rehan Spencer
entertained yesterday at a luncheon,
followed by a kitchen shower for Miss
Zina Card. Twelve girls were seated
at the luncheon. Games followed, and
also informal music. The girls present
to meet the be We're the Misses
Lynne and Juliet Knowlton. George
Felt, Burdette Clawson. Blanche
Squires, Margaret Whitney. Helena
Mead, Nan Clawson. Emily Smith and
Mrs. Grace Woolley.
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Mrs. John F. Cowan entertained at
cards yesterday afternoon in cOmpli
ment to her guests, Mrs. Walter Nor
gan of Oakland and Miss Cora Cowan
of Chicago. Nearly forty friends were
present, and in the game of the aft
| eTnoon DR.. Luella p. Miles and Mrs.
| J. c. Hanchett won prizes, while spe-
cial prizes went to the two guests of
honor. The hostess was assisted, by
NJ Z nd "a
Adams and Miss Frances Cowan.
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Colonel and Mrs E. g. Wall and
their five daughters are tome after a
winter spent in the east. Most Of the
| time the family were in Washington
where the two daughters, Alice and
Mary, were attending school in Mount
Vernon seminary. Some time was spent
at Old Point Comfort. and visits were
made to the larger cities nearby.
Rev P A. Simpkin will leave this
morning at Z O'Clock for the east. Mrs.
Simpkin will join him within a fort
night after a short visit with rela-
/ tives in Chicago, and together they will
sail for a short stay in Europe the
latter part of the month. The Simpkin
children will spend the summer in the
| country.
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| George Barratt is home to spend the
summer, bringing whole showers of
special hOnOrs home with him in re-
| latiOn TO his very excellent work on
Life. Mr.. Barratt will spend the sum-
mer with his father, Captain l. n.
Barratt, and will probably hold an ex-
hibition of his pen and ink work be-
fore he leaves.
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| the fortunate owners of motor cars
made a run out TO lagoon on Sunday
and spent the day at that pretty spot.
The roads were found TO be in better
condition than might De expected, but
the pleasure of the trip Outweighed even
| their unsatisfactory condition.
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Miss Alice Nibley entertained The
Merry Maids yesterday afternoon and
later the maids" enjoyed the Orphe-
UNI, chaperOned by Mrs. Joseph Hall.
Miss Mignon Denhalter, Miss Veda
Beebe. Miss Julia Nibley and Miss Mary
| Cannon.
Mrs Frank A. Lowe entertained the
members of Miss Nina Rogers bridal
party yesterday afternoon at Kensing-
ton in her honor. The decorations were
all in green and white, and prizes were
won by the bride and her bridesmaid,
Miss Leah Hill.
The Kings Daughters entertained at
an informal afternoon affair yesterday
for Miss Jessie Martin The bride-to-
be was presented with a number of
useful kitchen utensils for her new
home, and about two dozen girls en-
joyed merry afternoon together.
The marriage of Miss Maud Moss To
]. Harry Knowles will take place this
evening at s O'Clock at the home OF
the brides sister. Mrs. John S. WEIGH
The wedding will be a quiet one, wit
messed only by the relatives
Miss Maud May BabcOck and her IA
Their entertained ten guests at dinner
last evening in compliment to Profess
sor Gilbert Anderson of Yale, who has
come to be the head of the physica
department of the summer school.
Miss Gertrude McGrath entertained
last evening at dinner for Mr.. anC
Mrs. Prentiss n. Gray, who are guests
i'm town for a few days. Simple deco.
rations of the spring flowers were USED
and covers were laid for eight.
, / MISS rNOSdtit EOllOCh VIII leave in'
latter part of the week for the east
She will visit relatives on the way anC
will be joined in New York by Mis-.
Nina Pollock, whence they will sal
for a summer abroad.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Brown and daugh
ter Mary will leave this morning fol
the east to attend the graduation o
their daughter Alberta from Noun
Holyoke college, South Hadley, Mass.
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Mrs Elizabeth Hooper Dunbar anC
her daughter Beth are here from Lo
Angeles to spend a while with friends
Mrs. H. NJ. Crowther entertains to
day at a luncheon for Miss Nina Rog
ers, whose marriage to Dean R. Dayne
will take place tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Earl T. Harvey and Mrs. H. J
Schultz will give a military euchre par
, " next Monday afternoon at the Har
vey home.
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Mrs. Windsor V. Rice will entertain
at a luncheon on Thursday at the Alta
club.