The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-21

place Wednesday. Games were en-
Joyed and prizes were won by Leona
Clark. Miss Leone Eldredge and Miss
Emma Barlow assisted the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Truitt Coleman have
arrived from Denver, where they were
married early in the month of June,
and are at home at Whitehall.
Mrs. Abbot R Haywood of Ogden is
in town for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S. Wright and
Mrs. S. McCune of Nephi are guests
for the week of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Whitbeck.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis S. Gates leave to-
morrow noon for the coast, whence they
sail shortly for an Alaskan trip.
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Miss May Hoag leaves today for her
home in Ogden after a stay of some
time in the city.
MIR. and Mrs. viii Hayes are back
from a trip TO Portland and the sound
country.
Mrs. W. r. Warren leaves today for
visit Of a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph ]. Campbell are
at home temporarily with Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Stingley.
Mrs. H. A. Whitney entertained
fourteen of the little friends of her
daughter Virginia yesterday at a
luncheon at the Whitney home. The
affair was in celebration of the elev-
enth birthday of Virginia, and the dec
oratlonS were all in rose pink. A crys-
tal basket of the roses formed the CEN
terpieee, and tiny baskets filed with
roses were at each place.
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MT. and Mrs. James E. Clayton re-
ceived a wire yesterday from their son
Lynn S. Clinton. who is in CAMBRIDGE
Mass, saying that he had passed all
examinations and would leave today
for home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. SavilIe have re-
turned from the coast and will he AT
home after July 10. They were mar
ried June 4.
Mrs. w. W Cluff and her daughter
Mrs. Lillian Cluff Pawlas, will enter
tam tomorrow afternoon for Miss Bel
va Fisher.
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Mrs. c. 5. Vadner entertains next
Wednesday at a luncheon at her coun!
try home.
Mrs. v G. LOyain of Ephraim is the
guest of her sister Mrs. J. NJ. Silves.
and her mother, Mrs. Schooling.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Whatsel are now
at home TO their friends at 725 South
Third East.
Mrs. Hyman Lewis and daughter.
Miss Jessie, of Ogden spent the week
with Mrs. Ben Davis
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Misses Marian and Grace Upton left
this morning over the Denver & Rio
Grande for months visit in Colo
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Mrs. j. NJ. LOckhart of Ely. New. is
visiting with Mrs. r. c. Gordon, sos
Second avenue, for the next two weeks.
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At the election of officers for the
Seekers Literary club the following
officers We're chosen for the ensuing
year: President, Mrs. b. B. Owen: vice
president Mrs. Charles Seaton: secre-
tary, Mrs. f. c. McCullow; treasurer,
Mrs. H. Edwards; critic, Mrs. H. w.
Thomson; delegate, Mrs. Frank Ru-
mel; alternate, Mrs. E. G McCullow.
The past year has been a most profit
able one for the Seekers Literary club
i'm the study of the Bay View course of
English history. Field day will he held
July a.
Miss Ella Chase was hostess at a
prettily appointed porch party at her
ia fer 10 Cot
noon in honor of Mrs. James and her
daughter Lillian. The latter is general /
secretary of the Y. VI. G. a. at Buffalo !
\. Y, and was passing Trough on heI !
way TO San Francisco, where they in |
tend spending the remainder of Miss /
Lillian's vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Meyers enter |
tanned the entire company. NUMBERING /
some siXty-five, Of the Merry Ora # !
ers' last Tuesday night at the Eiks
club. A splendid supper was served |
from tables beautifully decorated |
Later some fine vocal numbers and /
some fancy dances We're given by Miss |
Anna sullivan and Noses Meyers. Mrs |
Annie Adams acteT as tOastmistress.
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Next Wednesday. at the Lion House !
the Daughters of Pioneers will hold |
their regular meeting. This is the last |
meeting before a6journing- for the |
summer. After a program light re- |
freshments will be served.
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Mrs. I. Sparey. with Albra. Margery |
md Chester. leave Sunday for Puget |
Sound. where they will spend the sum- |
ner.
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Mrs. G. B. Wilson and little daugh- |
er left Saturday evening for Los An |
geles. where she will spend several |
weeks with her mother.
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Miss Resale Pollock and her niece, |
Miss Nina Pollock, sailed yesterday on |