The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-16
SOCIETY

: Of the day and remaining till evening".
The affair was given in honor Of the
| Misses Stutzer, who are guests OF MIS-.
Herman A. Prosser. The house was
decorated throughout with garden flow
/ ers. Canterbury bells decorating the
/ dining room. cOriOpsis the paTlOTs and
/ Shasta daisies the library.
1 Mrs. c. H. Van Dyke entertained last
evening at cards for the visiting ladies
who are with the state druggists, twelve
I tables Of cards being enjoyed. The
/ house was made fragrant with luauti-
ties of sweet peas. the varied cOlors be-
/ ing used in the different rooms. A num-
Der of friends, wives Of the local drug
gists, assisted Mrs. Van Dyke.
/ Mr. and Mrs F. ". Scofield enter
/ tanned a company OF friends at dinner
/ last evening. the affair being especial
| ~ to say goodbye to Mrs g. A. Vie
! ser, who leaves today for New York to
/ sail for a year or SO abroad. The beau
/ tiful home on Fifth East street was dec
/ GRATED throughout with pink roses and
/ pink sweet peas, and covers were laid
I for eight
/ Mr. and Mrs. Ledyard NJ. Bailey en-
/ tertained a dozen of their friends last
] NN ClAilAb CT q iaht parry given ia II fiAtl
] Of J, TOpham Richardson Of London.
The guests went out on the early train.
and after a bath enjoyed a supper to-
! gether and the dancing later.
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/ Miss Lucille Reed entertained about
/ thirty of her young friends last even
/ ing at a garden party at the Reed home
| on Second avenue, in celebration of her
/ birthday. The lawns and porches were
| all decorated with the national cOlors
/ and games and a supper were enjoyed.
Mrs. w. T. James entertained yester-
/ day at very pretty luncheon at the
| Alta club, In honor of Mrs. George /.
! Nye and Mrs. Lylia Read. The large
round table was decorated with pink
| sweet peas and gypsy hlium, and COW
ers were laid for eighteen.
A party of about a score of friends
enjoyed a delightful outing at Saltair
last night, the affair being arranged IN
! compliment to Mrs. Frances B. Clark
who is spending a short time with her
son, John E. Clark.
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Miss Lulu Marjorie Bowen Leaves this
morning for Chicago. and later for
! Rockford, where she will visit Mrs.
/ Oscar c. Keller, formerly Miss Daisy
Wolfgang of this city
Mrs. Joseph E. Game will entertain
this afternoon at a tea in honor of Mrs.
| George L. Nye Of Denver, who is here
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. G.
Weber.
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The Misses Gladys and Marguerite
| Richmond will be the hostesses today at
a luncheon at the Commercial club for
a number of their friends.
Miss Margaret Walker and her cousin,
| Morton Cheesman, will entertain to-
night at a dance at the Country club
for Miss Ethel Powers of Denver.
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NJ. NJ. Young has gone to New York
on a short business trip. During his alb
sence Mrs. Young and her baby will go
to Rexburg, Ida, to visit Mrs. Hay.
Mrs. VIII Brown and her daughter,
Juliet, who have been in Omaha for
some time, returned last evening.
Mrs. J. c. Leary and Miss Lorene
Leary will be home Monday after
spending some months in the east.
Miss Lucille Clark will entertain at an
| informal dance Monday evening at the
Hamilton country home.
Miss Hannah Dee leaves on Sunday
for Seattle and California for a stay
Of some months.
| Miss Margaret Kingman of Brooklyn
is here, the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J.
W. Delano.
Miss Helen Hunt entertained We'd
! nesday for Miss Lena Kelly of Kansas
City.
George Hanson is back from Wash
ington for a part Of the summer, and
came down from ogden yesterday to
spend the day.
Miss Gilmore and Miss Frost have re-
turned from a trip through Yellowstone
National park.
Sherman Armstrong is home from the
east, where he has spent the past year
in school, returning by way of Seattle.
Miss Victoria Slater of Ogden has
been visiting friends in town for a few
days.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. F. Collier left YES
terday for Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco, and for a tour of the northwest.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Shannon and
daughter Virginia will spend a few
weeks at Rocky Villa, Wasatch resort
Miss Florence Veness viii be Miss Vir-
ginia's guest.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beckstead and
children have returned to their home in
Evanston, Wyo.
Miss Edna Edwards, who has been
the guest of Miss Ella Nelson at her
/ summer home. The Pines" in Mt
Pleasant leaves with Miss Nelson
Thursday for Oakdale ranch. where
they viii be entertained by Miss Win
nifTed Candland.
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Last night Miss Matte Langenback-
er entertained about twelve young cou-
pies at the home Of her sister. Mrs. J
n. Maxwell Supper was served on the
/ lawns, which were prettily decorated.
The Misses Latham served punch. Mu-
sic ana dancing completed the enter
I tainment.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Thomas Fl. Marcroft and Viola Rv-
nearsOn, both of salt Lake City.
J. r. Heipert and Marie L. Wesley. both
of Zrfr I oh