The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-05
SOCIETY

Mrs. Elizabeth B0nnem0rt was the
| hostess last evening at large box
/ party at the OrpheuIn. given in honof
| of Governor and Mrs John c. cutter
who leave today for the coast t5theI
guests were Governor and Mrs. Spry.
MIR. and Mrs. J. b. Cosgriff Mi ana
/ Mrs. Joseph Young, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.
| Hoffman. DR.. and Mrs Keogh. Mr.. and
Mrs N. A. Dunyon, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
| A McMillin. and Mrs. ID. G. E,icknor
Following the play. an laborate supper
was served at cafe. where decoration
of national flags and tri-colored flowers
were used.
Mrs. w. A. Cooke entertained a party
of friends at the Orpheum Yesterday af-
ternoon, following the play with a tea
down town. when roses eere used for
the table decorations and place cards
done in water colors were at each place
The guests we're Mrs. John -. Cutler.
Mrs. It. s. Murphy, Mrs. +. {. Han
chett. Mrs. ~. H. f3ramel, Mrs. w NJ
McCrea and Mrs. Heber S. Cutler
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Miss Katherine Judge entertained
party of twenty friends at the Orpheum
last evening for her guest, Miss .shee-
han. and later the entire company en-
joyed supper at the Judge home on
Brigham street.
Miss Ada Dryer, who in private life
is Mrs. Harold Russell. will return
about the middle of the month from
successful tour in Australia. and will
be here with the Dryer family for q
short time
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Weir leave to-
morrow for New York, whence they sail
10 the West Indies They will return
to Washington in time for the inaugG-
ration ceremonies.
A number of their friends formed par
ties last evening 10 see the favorite To-
hall.
Mrs. Benner Y. Smith entertains on
Wednesday afternoon at a bridge tea
for Miss Sheehan of New York
The tourist section of the Ladies' Lit
erary club meets this morning at the |
club house, when Mrs. Morehouse will |
give a paper on Siberia as a Penal |
Colony. Mrs. James L. Franken viii |
speak on the architecture of Russia, and |
there will be short talks on the Mir and |
the Zemstvo.
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The Ladies' Aid society of the First |
Congregational church holds the month
ly all-day meeting today at 10 o'clock
X
Mrs. John c. Nivin has taken tile /
place of Miss Edna Dunn in the Monday /
bridge tournament. the next meeting of 1
which will be next Monday with Miss /
Mildred Mcmillan.
The ladies of Fort Douglas will re-
ceive on Thursday afternoon, according |
to their custom of reserviDg the first |
Thursday in each month.
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Mrs. Arthur H. S. Bird will entertain
tomorrow evening at a dinner for Miss
Mary Moore and her fiance, Jasper A
Caskell.
The Tuesday bridge club meets to-
day with Mrs. ]. p. Megeath at her
home of Fourth East street.
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Mrs. John c. Daily entertains the
members Of the sewing club today at /
her home.
Mrs William wooliey gives a 500
party this afternoon.
The Wasatch Literary circle meets
this afternoon with Mrs. Josiah Nc
CLAIM, Mrs. Hayes and Mrs Phiny in
Gunton memorial chapel
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Mrs. Pauline Sands will entertain a
party OF IFteEOS at tne Ofpneun tOfnCf-
row afternoon. the first of a series of
such affairs.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Garratt B. s. Wilkin
left yesterday afternoon for their home
IN Bingham, after spending the holidays
with the Cullen family.
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Miss George McKimmons is back
from a trip to Idaho.
Mrs. Armstrong of Ogden is in town
visiting her sisters, Mrs. Hoffman and
Miss Dee
Mrs. O. j. Salisbury IS expected home
from stay of a month or so
n the east.
Dwight Holmes leaves today after
spending the holidays here, to resume
lis studies at Norwalk
Miss Elizabeth Bond and Miss Burcf
Ind Miss Louise Burch are back from 8
spending the vacation at Berkeley
Mrs. Walter Filler entertained few
riends at bridge yesterday afternoon.
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The marriage of Mrs. Lulu {. Adams {
o George L. Alley took place yesterday
lfternoon at the home Of the bride (
lister, Mrs. George T. Reese, n SeyCiid
Vest street. Bishop McMillen per
orned the ceremony ana a number cf