The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-14
SOCIETY

Mr. and Mrs William p. Kiser en-
tertained a party of friends last even
ing with a most delightful dance at
the new inn in Emigration canyon, the
affair being in compliment TO their
sister, Miss Frances Kiser of Daven-
port. The trip was made on a special
train over the new road, leaving this
end at $780, and the guests enjoyed
few hours of dancing in the cool noun
tain air of the canyon. A splendid
orchestra was stationed in one corner
of the inn dining room and furnished
dance music. while punch bowl held
the opposite corner. A buffet supper
was served later on the broad veran-
das surrounding the place.
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Mrs r. H. Officer was the hostess
yesterday at a beautifully appointed
luncheon at the Country club in COM
pliment TO Miss Katie Crafts, who is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. John Weir.
The large round table was laid in the
private dining room, and decorations
of lavender and sweet peas and plu-
mosa were used. On a center piece of
Cluny lace was placed an immense In
dian basket filled with the lavender,
sweet peas and the ferns. Fancy fans
in lavender and white were at the
places, of which there were seventeen.
A few games of bridge followed when
the card tables were placed under the
trees on the lawn.
X X x
Mrs. H. Vance Lane entertained
party of friends at luncheon at the
Country club yesterday in compliment |
| to Mrs. James Finlen. The decorations |
were all in pink, pink sweet peas in |
baskets making the table most attrac-
| tive. Place, cards of sweet peas with |
pictured heads were at each place. The |
L .Alt f..IA. Ave
James Ivers, Mrs. Richard A. Keyes, |
Mrs. Hubbard w. Reed, Mrs. Lafayette |
Hanchett, Mrs. w. w. Armstrong, Mrs. |
| C. II. Doolittle and Mrs. ]. j. Brough- |
ALL
Mrs. W. D. Foster and Miss Annie |
| Adams entertained about a score of
their friends yesterday afternoon at a
bridge tea for Mrs. Walter w. Little. |
Five tables of the game were played, |
and prizes were won by Mrs. j. T. Rich
ards. Mrs. Grant Hampton, Mrs. c.
c. Crismon, Mrs. A. C. Wherry and
Miss Inez Adams of Ogden. The host
esses We're assisted at tea by Mrs. Sam
c. Park.
Mrs. John c. Cutler entertained a
large party of little folk yesterday aft
ernoon at a dance for her little daugh-
ter Hazel. An orchestra furnished dance
music during the late afternoon hours.
A buffet supper was served and a few
hours passed pleasantly on the lawns.
X X x
Mrs. Pauline Sands leaves next week
for Payette, Ida, to visit her sister
Her niece, Miss Lily Lauer, who has
visited here, and has many friends in
Salt Lake. is to be married August 10
to l. Prudential, and Mrs. Sands will
remain over for the wedding.
| Il
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Godbe will leave
the latter part of the week for their
camp at Brighton. Later in the sum-
mer Miss Edith Godbe will have a
house party of girls at the Godbe cot
tage.
Mrs. Enos a. Wall will be the hostess
this afternoon at large reception for
her three daughters, the Misses Selma.
Alice and Mary Wall. The hours are
( from 8 till 6 o'clock.
today at luncheon at her home for
Miss Luvera Snow of Chicago.
Y x x x
4 Mrs. W. R. Wallace will give bridge
tea this afternoon for Mrs. Charles o.
Whittemore of Los Angeles.
x
Mr. and Mrs L. o. Taft and their
family have gone to their summer home
at Springdel, in Provo canyon, for the
summer.
Miss Eva Roberts, who is here from
| Evanston, Ill.,, is to be the guest for
: a few days of Miss Gladys McCon-
n aughy.
Miss Hazel Harris is here from Par
4 is, ILL.,, to spend a few weeks with her
T, cousins, Mr. and Mrs. John S. WEIGH
II *
Miss IneZ Adams of Ogden is the
. guest of Mrs. Charles Cain Crismon.
II Miss Romola King will entertain to-
" day at a luncheon for her guest, Miss
Leigh Whittemore
h Mrs. George Keyser will have few
friends in to play bridge this after
noon.
: Miss Margaret Cornell left last even
II ing for visit in New York. Baltimore
+. and other eastern cities. Miss Connell
is the chief deputy in the Office of the
10 clerk of the United States court
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
10 65e9-Charles f. Stranby, Salt Lake.
Ella NJ. McKesson Salt Lake
Ae 6570-Andrew Gray. Salt Lake
d Alice t. Gray, Salt Lake.
CHANGE THE TREATMENT.
D New York World)
y The patient he lay on his back and hi
re groaned.
For his body was racked with Ills
II will I never get well again." he moaned