The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-24
SOCIETY

boys ana girls given last evening at the
Country club by Miss Lillian Lane. The
place was ike a fairyland, with its
/ strings of japanese lanterns and gay
colored lights on every side. The length
I Of the long veTandas they were hung,
/ and out beneath the trees strings of
/ them lent their light. Within the house
numerous palms and ferns added TO the
| general attTactivs.ess of the place, and
here a fine orchestra furnished dancing
for the seventy-five or more young
| guests. A punch bowl was convenient
~ placed, and late in the evening a de-
/ nclOus supper was served in buffet
style in the private dining ROOM Mr.
and Mrs. II. Vance Lane and 2 few
/ others of the parents chaperOned the
affair and added to the pleasure of the
young people
x x
y party Of young people, chapeToned
/ by Mrs. J. r. Walker and Mrs Max
! Well, viii go up ParIey's canyon today
/ to spend the day. leaving town this
morning in the big drag Utah Among
those in the party are the Misses Eve
! lyn Powers, Margaret Walker, Lucille
Clark, Isabel Johnson, Norrinne Thomp-
| son, Dorothy RoOklidge. Josephine We'll
/ Florence Reynolds Virginia Beatty
Bryan Houston. GTiZele Houston. Mar
garet Dunn, Lillian Lane. and Dewitt
Knox, George Knox, Morton Chees-
man, Dick Richardson, Dwight Holmes,
William McCurdy, Waldemar Van Colt
Dan TOmlinsOn. Russell Sands. Julian
Bamberger. Frank williams, Earl
! COombs, Carroll Blntz and Weir Cas-
| sadly
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The mixed doubles in tennis at the
/ Country club will be played today, as
announced. The entries will be made
any time after o'clock in the afternoon
| and the game viii be open to all play
ers. Tea will be served during the aft
/ ernoOn, the hOstesses being Mrs. r. G.
Gemmel, Mrs, Ernest Bamberger, Mrs.
Arthur Bird, Mrs. Frank Judge and
Mrs. Lewis Mccormick. There will be
a table d'hote dinner in the evening and
the usual Saturday night dance follow
/ ing.
Mrs. Clarence Warnock entertained
about a score of her friends yesterday
/ afternoon at bridge tea for Mrs. Fred
/ Scarf of Chicago. Five tables of the
game were played. and prizes were won
/ by Mrs. H. G. Edwards and Mrs. J. G.
/ Grift1ths. The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. H. n. Mayo and Mrs. Griffiths
and quantities of garden flowers were
used in decorating the rooms.
+
The First battalion at Fort Douglas
returned from their hike up Cottonwood
| early yesterday morning, and the usual
/ Friday afternoon regimentai parade
/ took place yesterday. Many parties
/ from town were up to see the parade
and listen to the band concert, and sew
/ eral informal tea parties were enter
/ tanned.
! Judge Leckie of Washington, d. G.,
! who is a business associate of judge G.
/ w. Bartch, and who has visited here
| before, arrived yesterday from his ranch
/ in Wyoming, accompanied by his sister
and his two little daughters. They are
| guests at home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
/ Child for time
X X x
/ Mrs. Jacob Moritz viii entertain Mon
| day evening at a dinner at the Alta
/ club, followed by a theatre party at
/ the Orpheum for her niece, Miss Helen
] SimOns of Portland, who is her guest.
! the hostess at a large luncheon at her
/ home, also for Miss Simons.
Miss Margaret Mcclure will entertain
at a tea at the Smith home on Monday
afternoon for Miss Evelyn Powers of
| Denver and Miss Florence Reynolds of
! Boston, both Of whom are guests in the
city.
d. c. Harrington and family, accom-
/ panied by Mr., and Mrs. S. Y. Taylor,
/ leave this morning for their camp on
/ the Upper Weber. NJ. NJ. Atwood, DR..
/ Joe Anderson and others. together with
their families, are already there.
/ x x x
J. H. Maddox left last evening to
/ join Mrs. Maddox in Idaho, where she
| has been spendln~ the summer They
will go on to Seattle for a visit Of a
/ few weeks there before the opening of
/ school.
/ Mrs. J. H. Bennett, who has been here
since early June, will leave the first
1 week in August for Yellowstone Nation
al park, and later for Seattle, to return
later to San Francisco.
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! Miss Ora Leigh will be here today
| from Kentucky to visit Mrs. Clint B.
/ Leigh. Miss Leigh made her home here
/ q few years ago and has many friends
/ in Salt Lake.
/ Douris Raybould and Alfred Ander-
son leave this morning for New York
/ and other eastern cities, to be away
| some weeks.
! Mr.. and Mrs lie Grand Young, ir, are
back from a wedding trip. and are at
home to their friends at 479 Twelfth
/ East street
& \
! Miss Nellie Cox and Miss De Wertb
/ leave today at noon for the east, to be
away some six weeks or so.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H Payne Of Walla
/ Walla are here for a few weeks, guests
/ of Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Doolittle.
x x X
Mrs. Willis Thine and her children.
who have spent the past few months in
/ Fort LeavenwOrth, will be home this
morning.
x X
Miss Henrietta Bullock has returned
to the city after having spent a very
| enjoyable month with her sister, Mrs
Russell Of st. John.
Upper Falls. owned and managed by
eastern people, the only resort in Provo
canyon, beautifully situated: no mos
/ quitoes, no deer flies. Home cooking
Popular prices.