The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-19

broke up. and it was well on in the morn
ing before all their homes were reached
Mrs. NJ. Mair of Oakley, Utah, spent
the week in the Park with Mrs. Charles
T. Prisk.
Fred Morgan was a Salt Lake visitor
this week.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Welsh entertained
at dinner Tuesday. evening for the follow
ing: Misses Elizabeth and Martha Fan
ming, Messrs. T. c. Cornell and A. r.
Watland.
Mrs. F; W. Hayt returned home from a
short visit in Salt Lake Monday morning
Mrs. John Diem entertained the MEM
bers of the Matron circle of the o. +. S.
Thursday afternoon at her home on Park
avenue. Refreshments were served and
a pleasant afternoon spent.
DR.. r. e. Wight went down to Salt
Lake Monday on a brief visit.
Miss Eleanor Wight entertained the
her home on Woodside avenue Friday
evening
Mrs w L Snyder and mother. Mrs
Wells returned to their home in Salt
this city with Mrs E. P. Lecompte
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Sherman and DR.
Bardsley were entertained at dinner
Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Welsh at their home on Park avenue.
Julius FrankeI returned from the city
Friday morning. where he was called on
panied him to the city and will be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frankel for several
uays.
Mrs H S Townsend returned home
from the city Friday morning after a
pleasant visit with relatives and friends
at that place.
Mrs Walter Scott. w. G. NJ. of the g.
c. of Utah, o. E. S., came up to the
Park Friday morning to install the Off
GERS of the o. f. S. of this city. While
in this city she was the guest of Mrs.
Charles Shields.
Mrs Julius FrankeI entertained at a
J ifInpheor1 At bar he af afr
being in honor of Miss AlVa Friendly and
Miss Florence Talbot.
Miss Emily Foster had a few of her
friends at her home Friday evening. the
occasion being the organizing of the A
B. u. F. Girls club.
Mrs. P. j. Holland was a passenger to
the city Thursday afternoon. where she
will visit for a few days.
Frank Towey and daughter went down
to Salt Lake Thursday afternoon on
short visit
The newly-elected officers of Mountain
chapter No. 90 o. L. s., were installed
monies being beautifully done by Mrs
w. Scott of Salt Lake, the present w. G..
NJ. of the G. G. of Utah. who was assist
ed by Mrs. John Diem as marshal. A
banquet was served following the work,
which was enjoyed by all. The new Of
ficers are as follows: Mesdames A. Will
liams, w. NJ. ROadman Rod Mcdonald,
W. P; Mrs. w. A. Radon, A. NJ; Mrs.
Charles Shields, secretary; Mrs. Theo-
dore Mimouth. treasurer; Mrs. o. o. shy
der. c.; Mrs. Rod Mcdonald, A c.;
Henry Hughes. chaplain: Mrs. Charles n
Prisk, marshal; Mrs William Roadman
Organist; Miss Martha Kelly. Adah: Mrs
II. W. Sherman, Ruth: Mrs. j. NJ Martin
Esther; Mrs. A. Davidson, Martha; Miss
Margaret Nimmo, Electa; Mrs. D. Rich
ardsOn, warden; George Moulding, SEN
tinel
James Malvey was called to the city
on business Thursday afternoon.
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Monday afternoon to meet Mrs Buck
who returned from Canada, where she
has been visiting for several months. On
her way home Mrs. Buck visited in sew
eral of the eastern cities with relatives
and two of her nieces, Misses Alma and
Gertrude Buck. accompanied her home
and will visit here for some time.
Mrs. F. w. Smith entertained the Aft
ernOon Five Hundred Card club Wednes-
day at her home. The prize was won by
Mrs. John Welsh. Light refreshments
were served and a pleasant time was had
by all
Mrs. William Barry entertained at