The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-09

r. Hutchinson: recording secretary.
Mrs. F. A. Starkweather: correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. J. T. Treasure
treasurer, Mrs. F. L. Oswald; librarian,
Mrs. w. c. Cleland; critic, Mrs. w. H.
BintZ: historian. Mrs. Howard :.
Stowe, directors, Mrs. Charles W. Wat
son, Mrs. Byron GTOo and Mrs. A. H.
Peabody. Miss Clara l. Colburne of
Rowland Hall was elected delegate to
the ninth biennial of the general fed
Grafton of Women's clubs to be held at
Boston the last week in June.
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Miss Eleanor Stewart entertained in
formally at bridge yesterday afternoon,
when three tables of the game were
played. Later a few friends came in
for tea. Miss Stewart also gives an
other small affair this afternoon.
Miss Minnie Burmester gives a tea
this afternoon for Miss Irma Walker,
California.
The Plate club is entertained today
by Mrs. J. T. Treasure.
The Browning section of the Ladies'
Literary club meets this afternoon with
Miss Qualtrough, 1910 South Seventh
East street.
This evening there will be given an
entertainment at the St. Marks hospi-
tai nurses home under the direction Of
MisssFlanders. The program will con-
! sist of music and readings, and Miss
Cohn, Mrs. Harry CAM. Mrs. John
| Christy and Mrs. John Reed will take
part.
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1 Mrs. Robert H. officer and children,
who have been spending the last four
months in California, return this morn
/ ing to the city. Mrs. d. P. Simmons,
who was of the party. has gone to
/ Phoenix, Ariz., to visit her sister for d
time.
| Miss Gretta Cosgriff is expected
home tomorrow from an extended trip
! to New York and other eastern cities.
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/ Miss Alice Galloway, who has been
away from the city for about year, is
at the KnutsfOrd, and will remain in
/ Salt Lake during the summer months.
/ She has spent some time in New York,
but is recently from California.
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Mrs. Ira Hudson Lewis and mother.
Mrs. Smith, who have been at Corona
do Beach and in Los Angeles, have re-
I NNAiiSN ~ tiiC 10y
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Mrs Edward J. Roberts and Miss
! EUdOra DAILY are visiting Mr.. Roberts
parents in Oakland, Cal.
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Mrs. A w. McCune, jr., and children,
who have been spending a month with
Mrs. McCune's parents in Deer Lodge,
Mont, returned last Monday to the
city. They are here for a stay of
week only. and expect to leave on Mon
day. May II. to join Mr. McCune in
Wallace, Ida, where they will make
their home.
Mrs Ellsworth Daggett and Mrs
James Hogle expect to leave tomorrow
for New York, and they will sail May
20 on the ship Cedric for summer
abroad.
Mrs. A w McCune and Mrs. Ward
left Tuesday last for Coronado Beach,
where they will spend the summer. Mr.
McCune left the same day for Peru.
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Mr.. and Mrs Noble Warrum, who
have recently returned to the city, have
taken the old Judge house at 126 Brig
ham street, where they will be at home
for the summer. During Mr. Warrum's
stay in Mexico, Mrs. Warrum has been
visiting her parents in Indianapolis.
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The High school girls gave a mas
querade ball last evening at the Eaton
gymnasium which, because of the alb
sence of the cadets, was limited to the
women teachers and the mothers of the
students. 1t was strictly a feminine ar