The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-13
SOCIETY

| Miss AIayme Noble was the hostess
| last evening at a very enjoyable keno
party at the Noble home on Brigham
street. Only about twenty friends were
present and. following the game, a sup
per was served, the guests being seated
at the long oval table. where beautiful
| decorations Of the spring flowers were
used. Quantities of daffodils and VIC
/ let's frightened the scene, and unique
place cards were at each place.
The post tournament players at Fort
Douglas held the monthly game last
evening In the hop room. when Major
and Mrs. Purviance, Captain and Mrs.
/ Rifenberick and Lieutenants Sampson
and Santschi were the hosts and host
esses Nearly all the players in the
garrison turned out for the game, and
at the close a delicious chatting dish sup
per was served.
Judge and Mrs. o. W. Powers enter
tanned last evening at a beautifully APP
pointed dinner at their home, LingeT-
/ longer. The long table was bright with
/ the spring fiowers-daffodils and daisies
with feathery sprays of pluTosa max
! ing a most effective decoration. Cow
ers were laid for twelve.
Miss Gcueve Clark left yesterday for
Oakland. accompanied by Mrs. Andrew
Howat, where she will be met by her
brother. VIII Clark, and where on Mon
day she will be married to Andrew
Morton Hovat Her sister, Mrs. Julia
Taylor, accompanied her as far as Og-
den.
Mrs. ". G. Hall will be here today
from Los Angeles. having been called
here by the illness of Judge Hall. which
on Thursday night was thought to be
serious. Mrs. Hall will be here at noon.
Miss Zulu Houtz returned yesterday
to her home in Provo, after visit of
some two weeks with her friends and
relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Boyd are
now in their new home at 1888 Third
avenue.
Miss Lou Hays and Miss Myrtle Sic
Evoy will entertain this afternoon at
matinee party at the Orpheum for Miss
Ethel Cahoon, a tea at the Commercial
club following
Mrs. Duncan MacInness and her
daughter. Jean, who have spent the
week with the Misses Harrison, will
leave today for their home in Idaho.
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Mrs. Richard r. Romney and her lit
tie daughter and Mrs. Julia Taylor re-
turned early in the week from a stay
at Ocean Park.
Miss Mary Phelps Of Pasadena is in
town visiting Rev. W. Thurston Brown
and Mrs. Brown.
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Miss Ella Carey, who has been visit
ing her brother for a few weeks past,
expects to leave next week for her home
in Maryland.
Mrs. George T. Odell entertains to-
cay at a luncheon at the Alta club,
followed by a box party at the matinee
for Miss Merrell, who is a guest at the
Howat home.
Mrs. Gaylord is staying at the Hotel
Decatur in Ocean Park for part Of
her visit in California,
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Mrs A. II. Snow has returned from a
visit of some months in Mexico. having
stayed some time longer than Mr.. Snow, |
who has been home week or so.
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Mrs. NJ Klopensteiu is in from Bing-
ham for a visit with her daughter. Mrs. !
Bemis-
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Mrs. NJ. NJ. Johnson and Mrs. Harry |
Knight and her children are at home |
just now at 81 Cedar avenue i'm Long
Beach.
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The Browning section OF the Ladies' |
Literary club meets today with Mrs w. |
r. Hutchinson at 1105 Third avenue.
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Miss Helen Boxrud entertaifs today !
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Lieutenant and Mrs Paul G. Potter /
viii entertain at a bridge party next 1
Thursday evening.
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The Utah Woman's Press club and /
the Reapers' club were entertained by 1
Mrs. John Q. CTitchlOw yesterday aft
eTnOOn at her home in the Critchlow 4
fats. in honor of the birthday of the
founder of the club, Mrs. Emmeline B.
Wells. About fifty guests were uresent.
For Ladies Who Appreciate.
Fragrant. lasting. exquisitely deli /
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