The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-23

Graham F. Putnam and her son. John.
and Miss Alice Martin sailed last Tues
day from Trieste for home They viii
+ stop on at Palermo and win probably
reach New York about June 8 Mr.
/ and Mrs. A. s. Martin viii meet Miss
Martin in Columbus. O., and they will
spend two months there with friends
before returning. Mrs. Putnam and
John viii probably come directly home.
I Mrs. c. BerkhoeI leaves today for
New York. where she VIII Join her
I daughter, Miss Agatha Berkhoel. and
whence they viii sail about June 10 for
a stay Of some time abroad. I'm Paris
/ Miss Berkhoel viii continue her work
under some Of the leading voCalsts.
and she viii be the guest Of Miss Van
| Sassoli, the young harpist, who viii be
remembered by Salt Lakers because Of
/ her having been here with Melba.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Burton en-
tertained about thirty young people last
evening at a delightful frolic and dance
for Miss Jean Spencer and her fance
Morrill, \. Farr. The floors were cleared
in the large rooms on the main hoor
and here. through several hours Of thor
Ough enjoyment. the young people made
merry. Late tn the evening a supper
was served i'm buffet style.
Mrs. Andrew s. Rowan entertained a
half dozen friends yesterday at the salt
Lake theatre matinee i'm compliment to
Miss Davis. Later Mrs. Rowan and
her guests went to the Rowan home az
the post for tea. when number more
dropped in to enjoy tea in the late aft
ernoon hours.
Mrs. Z. 81. West entertained on FRI
day at a luncheon followed By bridge,
when eight Of her friends were present.
The decorations were all in the spring
fruits. and place cards done I'm the same
were at the places. The guests were
Mrs. 4. :. Peters. Mrs. q. II. Heritage,
Mrs. r. o. Sanford. Mrs. II. W. Sher-
wood, Mrs. W. W. Rivers, Mrs. Harvey
and Mrs. ]. W. Bardweil
DR. and Mrs. Charles G. Plummer en-
teTtained last evening at an Informal
dinner at the University club IN compile
ment to Bishop and Miss Spalding and
their guests, the Misses Du Puy of Erie.
The decorations were I'm liiacs, and an
the table appointments carried out the
same idea.
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Miss Olive Ferris and Miss Winnie
Webb entertained Yesterday afternoon
at a delightful KensingtOn for Miss
Trina Eberhardt. another Of the juno
brides The rooms were fragrant with
lilacs, and the thirty friends spent an
hour or so with thimbles before a sup
per was served.
Mrs. c. z. Loose and her daughter.
Miss Fay Loose Of Provo. expect to
leave early I'm the month for a stay Of
a year or so i'm Europe.
Colonel and Mrs. Arthur Williams and /
their household. including the Misses I
Williams and Miss Davis, win leave
within ? few days for san Francisco. /
whence they sail with the coloners new /.
FpgimeHt--thC TWentieth-On June for
the Philippines.
Mrs. J. Wsicott Thompson and her .
viii leave early in June for .
New Haven 10 spend the summer on the /
New England coast. General and Mrs. .
J. Milton Thompson viii be AT home /
for the summer in the Thompson home .
on D street.
AIRS. Ernest r. Eldredge OF Portland, /
Ore. is here visiting Mrs G.. A. IT
dredge and her family for a time With
her is Miss Katherine Whittier Of Van
cauver.
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Mr. and Mrs. sol siegel and Mr.. and .
Mrs. Hirsh of Baltimore left last even
ing for California to spend some time
on the coast. They viii go north from
there. and may go on to Alaska before 3
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Dr. Z. A. Trip leaves this morning
for Chicago on business. He will be 1
joined there early i'm June by his daugh-
ter. Miss Gwendoline Tripp. and they
will return together about the middle Of /
the month.
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Brig T. Cannon has gone TO Califor-
MIA on q short business trip
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Mrs. Armstrong Mrs. EIwoOd Mat
son. Mrs H. II. Rowe, Mrs. William