The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-27
SOCIETY

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PIERCE Anderson, formerly of Salt
Lake, but now of Chicago, entertained
recently in honor of Mrs Charlotte
Graham, who sails for Europe next
week, by giving a mandarin Chinese
dinner. Souvenirs of handkerchief
fans We're given to every lady Miss
Mary Louise Anderson assisted her
brother, and at o'clock, carriages ar
irving promptly, all were treated to a
theatre party. This occasion was par
that Peirce Anderson will soon be leav-
ing for the far east.
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The boarding members of the Y. w
{. A. enjoyed their monthly social
evening last night with a delightfully."-
informal entertainment at the rooms in
the Brooks Arcade. The affair was
planned in compliment TO Miss Sara
Johnston, and was in charge of Mrs
w. r. Butler. The evenings enter
tainment consisted of some guessing
games and several original charades
A supper was served. Mrs. Butler was
assisted by Mrs. e. B. Critchlow, Mrs.
Russell Tracy, Mrs. Ledyard NJ. Bailey
and Mrs. Hapgood.
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Today will be college day at the La
dies Literary club, and three of the
college girls viii present topics on col
-lege life. Miss Helen Boxrud will
speak on I'm Cap and Gown" Miss
Rae Bartch will read an original col
lege story. and Miss Susan Sawyer will
speak on Student Life in Paris" Miss
Judith Evans will play, and a chorus of
Girls ITDdar t,a Of
William A. WetZel will sing college
songs.
The Governors will give the last of
a series of dances this evening at the
Odeon. During the evening an infor-
NAL reception will be held in the club
rooms in the ground floor of the build
ing. The Governors have arranged
with The Electrical Workers to use
their effects displayed at the electri-
clans dances in the decorating.
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The current number of Vogue has a
beautiful picture of Sallie Fisher, a
Salt Lake girl of whom Salt Lakers
are proud, and a complimentary notice
of her work I'm "A knight for Day"
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Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ. Bell will enter
tain few friends this evening at cards
at their home on First avenue.
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Mrs. Matthew Cullen will entertain
the young girls of the Sewing club this
afternoon at the Cullen home on Fifth
South street
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P Brooks en-
tertained half a dozen of their friends
last evening, when two tables of bridge
were played, and an informal supper
followed
Miss Jessie Reynolds of Pasadena,
who has been the guest of Mrs ]. w
RoOklidge, left last evening for her
home.
Miss Edith Mudgett will entertain
the members of her Sewing club at the
Orpheum this afternoon, following the
play with an informal tea
Miss jeanette Luman has gone to
Rock Springs, Wyo., to visit friends.
Miss Grace Bailey is now at home at
900 East First South street.
The executive board of the State Fed
GRAFTON will meet next Friday at 1915
at the home of Mrs. Byron Cummings.
the president.
Miss nellie Henderson and her moth
er returned yesterday morning from a
stay Of a few weeks I'm southern Cali
foTnia.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Brewer are back
from Denver and are at home at No.
81 Kensington apartments.
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j. c. Weeter of Pocatello is i'm town
for a short time on business.
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Mrs. William G.. Sharp is here from
New York visiting her mother Mrs.
Hardness
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AIr. and Mrs. Hugh Park left yester-
day for their country home at Canyon
Crest.