The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-14
SOCIETY

/ Nye. Mrs. Kari scheid will entertain
/ for Mrs. Robert Glendinning of Mexico,
and several smaller affairs are planned.
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| Miss Margaret Walker and her cousin,
/ Morton Cheesman, will give a dance
/ Friday evening at the Country club for
| Miss Evelyn Powers of Denver, who is
/ a guest at the Walker home. A num-
/ Der Of other affairs are planned in honor
| Of Miss Powers during her visit In the
! city, among them some country outings.
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Word has just reached his Salt Lake
! friends of the marriage Of Edward Cop
/ ley and Miss Maud Alexander of Kent
| land Ind. The wedding took place late
| in June at the home of the brides par
/ ents. Mr. COpley and his bride will be
| here to spend some time with the Copley
| family in the early autumn.
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The A. ". McCune home. which has
| been closed for the past year or more, is
/ 10 be thrown open on Tuesday night
next for a large reception and dance,
1 when Mrs. McCune and Mrs. Susa
/ Young Gates will entertain for Governor
| Spry and staff and the trustees of the
Agricultural college.
Mrs. Theodore A. Baldwin will land
today in san Francisco, and will proba
| bly, go direct TO San Rafael for a short
| visit with her mother and sister there
| before coming on east. Later she Will
go on to Fort Wayne, Mich, where Cap
tain Baldwin is to be stationed.
Word comes from Germantown, Pa,
that Mr.. and Mrs. James Tattersheld
F! are the parents of a boy, born on July 8.
Mrs. Tattersfield was Miss Ruby Pey-
ton, the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gill
s. Peyton, and a niece of Mrs. Hal w.
Brown.
Mrs. Josiah Copley and her daugh-
ter, Miss Mary COpley, are in Vancouver
barracks visiting DR.. and Mrs. LIE May,
who were stationed at Fort Douglas
with the Twelfth. Miss COpley was a
guest of the lie Mays during her first
visit to Salt Lake.
Cards were received yesterday by their
Salt Lake friends announcing the
birth Of George Walden MacLaugh-
lin in Rochester, n. Y, to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Jay MacLaughlin. Mrs, Mac
Laughlin was formerly Miss Louise
Walden.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Ross entertained a
party Of friends at Saltair on Monday
evening for Mrs. Frances B. Clark, who
is at Whitehall during her stay in town
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Mrs. 7. r. Cutler and Mrs. W. c. Sui
Ivan left last evening for Lehi to spend
some time at the Cutler country home
there and at Saratoga Springs on Utah
lake.
Miss Frances Phillips is in Los An
geles visiting Miss Maud Elizabeth Viii
liams for a few weeks. Numerous So
ciaI affairs are TO be given in her honor
during her stay.
Mrs. Henry P. Henderson has re-
turned from the east, accompanied by
her niece, Miss Florence Reynolds, who
spent some time here a few years ago.
They are at home at Mrs. Walden's, 80
Fifth East street.
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Edwin Milton Royle returned last
evening from the coast. and is with his
parents for a day or so on his way east
to his summer home at DOrien, Conn.
Mrs. Willis UIine is expected home
Friday evening from Fort Leavenworth.
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Miss Margaret Walden, who has been
spending the greater part of the past
year in the east, will be home shortly.
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Mrs. Ray Walker will entertain on
Thursday at a luncheon at her country
home in Cottonwood.
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Miss Gretta Storm entertained the
Regimental Bridge club yesterday after
noon at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Hugh Walthall. Mrs. James NJ. ARA
smith was the winner of the prize. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. John S.
| Upham.
Mrs. J. r. Walker will entertain this
morning at bridge, followed by lunch
con, in compliment to the Misses Stau-
ter of Brooklyn who are guests Of Mrs.
Herman A. Prosser.
/ Major ". f. Purviance left yesterday
| for the east on brief lecture tour for
the medical department of the army.
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Miss Elizabeth Perkins. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. K. Perkins, has some
10 Los Angeles TO spend the summer
| with her uncle and aunt, Colonel and
Mrs Robert Wankowsh.
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Mrs. William Upton and her daughter
will leave tonight for a two months
/ trip to Colorado and the east.
Miss Hazel Barnes entertained at a
weekend party at her home in Rays
vile, the guests being a number of
! friends from Salt Lake.
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| Kenneth c. Kerr will entertain Satur-
/ day evening at a stag dinner for some
of the men in the Salt Lake Route Of
/ fees.
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! A merry party of young people en-
! joyed a lake party last evening, Mrs. ].
| r. Walker chapeTOning the party.
Mrs. John f. Woodward entertained
| a party Of ten friends yesterday morn
/ ing at a breakfast complimentary to
/ Mrs Van Wyck of San Francisco, who
is here visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. G.
! Calaghan.
Miss Vera Needham and Miss May
/ Lees are back from visit of a short
l time with friends in Lehi.
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/ Miss Vida Beebe, who was operated
I on Monday morning at the L. D. s. hos
/ pital for appendicitis. is reported to be
! recovering satisfactorily.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur W. James will
give a dinner tonight at the Commercial
| club for Colonel and Mrs. Walter Scott