The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-02

mebbe, FIR the first four, but Moses an
all the prophets couldn't tell whether
day in the city, the guests of Mrs. Jack
Taylor. They were on their way from
Los Angeles to spend the summer in
the east.
A party of young girls will go to Og-
den canyon Saturday morning to re-
main over the Fourth and Sunday at
the Hermitage. Mrs. c. Ira futile will
chaperon the girls, who are Miss Elsie
Parsons. Miss Virginia Beatty, Miss
Edith Godbe and some others.
X X X
Lieutenant Hal tombstone of the
United States battleship Kearsarge
spent yesterday in the city with the
H. c. Bellingers on his way to the
coast. He will join his command to-
night and be ready TO start on the voy-
age around the world with the fleet.
x
Mrs. Thomas Marioneaux and her
daughter Dorothy have been in Flor
ence since the latter part of June, and
will be in Venice during a part of the
present month. They spent the early
part of their stay in Italy, in Rome.
x X X
Mrs. Maurice Jones entertained TWEEN
ty-five friends yesterday afternoon at
a Kensington to meet Mrs. Jean Bon
ney of Buena Vista. Colo. Mrs. Bon
ney leaves today for her home, after a
visit with friends here lasting few
weeks.
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Miss Sarah Terrell will entertain the
guests of Mrs. Child, Mrs. Evans and
Miss McCrory, tonight at an informal
supper following a motor ride.
X X
Miss Florence Jessup has returned.
after spending some months with her
mother and sister in California. Mrs.
Jessup and Miss Emily Jessup are
spending the summer in Pacific Grove.
x X
Mrs. o. w. Powers will entertain a
number of the young people tonight at
a lawn party to meet her guest, Miss
Field.
Miss Lorene Leary entertained four
teen guests at luncheon at the Coun-
try club yesterday for her grand
mother. Mrs. Stephenson.
X X
Mr.. and Mrs. George Keyser will en-
terrain a few friends at bridge tomor-
row evening to meet their guests,
George and Harold Weston, Of New
York.
Thomas G. Griffin will return from
his visit to England early next week,
after an absence of several months.
x x X
Mrs James H. Moyle and her chill
dren are at the Moyle country place
for the summer.
Mrs. John w. Pike is here from Los
Angeles TO visit her daughters. She is
with Mrs. Magum at her home on NJ
street
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. McGurrin LETT
Tuesday evening for the northwest to
be away some time:
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Greenewald are
/ visiting relatives in Baltimore for a
short time. They will not be home foi
some three weeks yet.
| Mrs John w. Currie will entertain
this afternoon at the first of two 50(
parties at her home.
Mrs. Egbert Roberts. formerly of this
| city. but now of Long Beach is In the
Santa Cruz mountains spending tbs
summer with her sister, Mrs. Ford.
Mrs. d. c. lacking entertains at al
informal tea tomorrow afternoon.
| X X X
| Miss Margaret werner mas issued IN
vitations for bridge tea to be giver
next Tuesday for her guest, Miss June
| Whittemore.
| X X
| Miss EIinor Stewart gives morn
| ing bridge party this morning at hel
| nome.
| X *
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Harry Knowles have
! returned from their wedding trip
after three weeks spent on the beache:
near Los Angeles. They are at home
| at ga First avenue.
| n y
| Mrs. Hale is here from Seattle Wis
iting her son and daughter, Mr.. anC
| Mrs Hale at their home on Fifth
| East street.
| x X X
Miss Virginia Beatty entertains few
of her girl friends this afternoon at al
| informal tea.