The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-18

played and prizes were won by Mrs. J.
I II. Witbeck. Mrs. e. F. Felt. Mrs Hen
/ ~ and Mrs. Bees. \ tea was served
{ later
sir and Mrs H. NJ. Dlnwuodey enter
/ tanned a party of friends at a dinner
Friday evening. at which the guests
/ were Mr. and Mrs James E. Jennings,
Mrs. June Sadler D0nrell Miss Minnie
Sadler John S. Critchlow and L. @.
/ Dinwoodey.
George E. shelton has issued invita-
( tons for g violin recital to BE- given on
I Tuesday evening at the First CoHgre-
gational church Assisting hIIn will be
airs. Charles C. Piummer Mrs Will
/ liam Isleheart and Mrs. Skelton as ac-
conpanist.
judge o. ". Powers returned Friday
evening from stay of some weeks in
I Ggldfeld- Mrs. Powers. who preceded
/ him BY few days expects to leave
[ within day or 50 FOR a visit with her
parents in Burlington. Ia
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Rosenbaum and
/ their two children and Miss Friendly
of Portland. Ore. will leave today for
/ New York. whence they sail May on
I the Frederick Wilhelm for stay of d
/ year otso abroad.
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/ Mrs. john F. Miller of Trail. British
J Columbia, arrived yesterday with her
/ two children. and will spend the next
( two months with Mrs. Rachel s. Miller
/ and Miss Miller at their home on First
avenue.
+ Mrs. Z. B. Critchlow the president of
/ the local Y w. G.. A.. expects to leave
tomorrow for Minneapolis to attend the
national convention of workers there.
Ar. and Mrs. Frank E Vickins an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
! ter. Hazel. to Edwin r. Hawke. The
marriage is to take place on Wednes-
day, May 5.
Mrs. John Gille and Miss jeanette
| Gille Of Butte are guests of Lieutenant
and Mrs. Edwin Butcher at Fort Doug
las.
Mrs. f. ). Bascom entertained few
friends yesterday al bridge for Miss
Louise BascOm. Another affair Of the
kind viii be given tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. John Z. Woodward and Miss
Judge Will entertain at a luncheon fol-
lowed by bridge, at the Judge home Oh
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. David Taylor have
moved and are now at home at apart
ment No IS in the BrausfOrd.
Mrs. William Upton and children
lave returned from a pleasant visit of
some time in Denver.
Nephi W. Clayton and Miss Sybela
clayton are expected to land in New
York today. after which they will come
directly home.
Miss Stella Cohn entertained yester-
day at luncheon for Miss Nell Ben
nett of Los Angeles.
Colonel and Mrs. r. a. Wall and their (
two little daughters are expected home I
the first of the week from a winter I
spent in the east and south.
Mrs. Z. p Mulhsll of Idaho Fails /
who has been visiting her father Phil 4
AIargetts. for ten days past, has re-
turned to her home
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Miss Mamie Price entertained the /
Undine Girls at an Orpheum party on /
Thursday afternoon. followed by a din /
ner at her home on West South Temple /
street. The table was prettily decorated I
for the occasion, and covers were laid 4
for Kathryn GabbOtt Isle Bradford. 4
Mrs. ". Bert Robinson, Virginia Smith, 1
Ethel Griggs, Mayme Summerhays Al 1
lie Fletcher. May Billings. Enid Ed /
monds. Alice Smith. May Thurman of /
Provo and Beth Bradford
Miss Mamie Greene of Denver. Colo. /
is expected in the city this week to 4
spend the summer with her sister. Mrs. /
Harlow W. KimbaH
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c. c. Madsen Of Portland. Ore. spent 1
Easter in this city with his wife and I
small son. who are visiting Mrs Mad 4
sens parents Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood .
Bailey. Mr. Msdsen left Wednesday on
business trip to san Francisco. re-
turning by boat TO Portland. where F.
Mrs 'Msdseu expects 10 join him in /
about two weeks.
Miss Carrie Stewart will entertain to-
night for Miss Dayton and Miss Zook /
at the MaHitou hotel
4
AR. and Mrs. John Shea are now at
homie to their friends at their new resi-
dence, 206 East Third South.
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Miss Winifred Caudland has returned
u her home in Mt. Pleasant. She was
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