The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-20

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Mrs. George Rust leaves about the
first of July for Kansas City to spend
some time with her relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W Lillard are
rusticating for a short time in Mill val
/ ley, near san Francisco, after short
Miss Mary Brodie will arrive tomor-
morrow from OwenboTough, KY, to be
a guest al the Mcmillan home for part
of the summer.
Mrs. ]. NJ Callow and her children
/ leave here on Wednesday next for San
Francisco. whenre they sail June % Tor
stay of some months in Honolulu.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Daynes and their
daughter are again in their own home
at SO d street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wise and thGls
baby Will leave shortly for Kansas City
to visit relatives for a few weeks.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fred Evans have
gone to the Seattle exposition and win
later visit in San Francisco and Los
! Angeles.
Mrs. S. H. Pinkerton will entertain
the members OF the Utopia Bridge club
on Wednesday at luncheon at ]
o'clock at the Bransford.
! Mrs. E. A. Wedgwood will entertain
at two bridge teas on Friday and sat
urday of this week in compliment to
Mrs. William p. Plat, who is in town
for a short time.
Mrs. Samuel Paul and Miss Ethel
Paul entertain again at their home next
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mis- H G. Whitney and their
son and daughter are expected home to-
day after their European trip.
A very delightful lake party was that
given by Miss Lillian Slade Saturday
evening at Saltair. Covers were laid
| for six. The decorations were very ar
| tistic in red white and blue. a jolly
moonlight ride on the Irene was en-
| joyed by all Those present were the
! Misses Florence Straup, Dorie Pinker-
| ton, Lillian Anderson, Dorothea Neve
and Miss Guardat.
Mrs. w. r. Wightman and her daugh-
| ter. Mrs. Eugene Barnes, will entertain
at a tea on Thursday afternoon at their
home on Second avenue.
Mrs. J. B. Cosgriff viii be the hostess
on Tuesday at bridge tea at the Coun-
/ try club.
Mrs. W. Edward Fife viii give
luncheon at the Country club tomorrow
afternoon.
Mrs. f. A. Wall viii entertain the
members of the old Utopia club on
Tuesday at a luncheon at the Country
club for Mrs. A; H; Tarbet
Miss Merle Lynch will entertain at
two parties during the week. the one
on Wednesday for Miss Cora Little. and
one on Thursday for the Misses Warner
Miss Alice Young will entertain next
Thursday evening for Miss Grace
Grant.
Mrs. Charles 6. Field is entertaining
her niece, Miss Vera White of Chicago.
Mrs. J. f. McCaTty and daughter
Nellie will leave for Long Beach on
| Wednesday next to spend the summer
Mrs. John Sharp entertained fifty
friends at a Kensington Friday after
noon at her home. Prizes in the guess
ing contest were won by Mrs. Henry
Sadler and Mrs. Lyons. The. parlors
were decorated with roses, and assist
ing the hostess were Mrs. John Sharp
and Miss Phyllis Sharp.
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George Hancock entertained a few of
his old friends at a stag dinner at his
home last evening.
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The Girls Friendly society Of St
Marks church will give a garden party
on Thursday next at Rowland hall for
the benefit of the girls camping party
to be held this year. up Provo canyon.
Mrs. Fred Davidson and Miss Mae
Kane entertained the Alumni assOcia- /
ton of st. Mary's academy informally |
last evening at the Fisher home on |
West Second South street.
The monthly meeting of the Woman's /
league will be held tomorrow afternoon |
at the library hall at 2:90. D. F. Collett /
Of the Merchants & Manufacturers as !
ISOLATION will speak on the work of that |
organization, and Willard Hanson, ir !
the new pure food commissioner, will /
tell of the work of that organization |
The general reports of the standing 1
committees will be given.
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One of the pleasant happenings of the /
past week was a musicale given at the |
rooms of Mrs. Ida 7. Davis by a num- /
Der of her violin pupils. Those taking /
part were as follows: Misses Jean Cliff /
ton, ZOella Halliday, Harold McCassIin, /
Tommy Hanrahan. Richard Larson. !
Louis Johnson, Milton Backman, Leslie /
Wilcox, Harry BassfOrd Sam TAYLOR /
and Clarence Hancock. About seventy
five guests spent a very pleasant even |
ing. Friends and parents spoke very
highly Of the work Of those who played, |
Mrs. Alberta Dorsham assisted at the 1
piano.
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