The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-11
CURRENT EVENTS IN
SALT LAKE SOCIETY

Mrs. Charles \. Walker gave a large
and elaborate dinner last evening for
( thirty-six guests at her country home
in Cottonwood. the affair being espe-
Cially ia compliment to Miss Dorothy
Kinney. The guests were seated at sew
eral small tables arranged on the broad
veranda, which was gayly lighted and
decorated with quantities of garden
flowers. Following the dinner the guests
motored in to the Country club for the
usual Saturday night dance. Besides
Miss Kinney, the guests were Mrs. John
L. Woodward. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank
Judge, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bamberger,
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Mccormick, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. V. Callaghan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman A. PrOsser, Mr.. and Mrs q. r.
Walker, Mr.. ana Mrs. Heber NJ. Wells.
Mrs. $. H. BsbcocS, Mrs. Esther Filler,
Mrs Arthur BiTd, Mrs Edward S. Fer
~, the Misses Mccormick, Miss Fitch,
J. A Pollock, J. T. Goodwin, Henry Nc
Cornick, Albert Mccormick, p. L. Will
liams. jr-, Charles Simpson, Walker
Salisbury and Mr.. Potts.
Miss Mayme Noble entertained a score
Of friends last evening at dinner at the
Country club preceding the usual dance
there. The affair was in compliment
to Mrs. Ernest Brown of San Antonio,
Tex, who is here the guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs @. W. Mount The
long table was laid in the private din
ing room, and decorated with quanti-
ties of pink and rose-cOlOred sweet peas.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Burke expect to
leave about the middle of August for
the east. whence they sail on Sept. 2 for
stay of two years in Milan, Italy. They
viii spend the time I'm musical Study,
and Mrs. Burke, who is we'll known here
as Miss Emily Cloves. viii continue her
journalistic work as well. Both of them
are known in local musical circles.
a number of social affairs are planned
for the annual meeting of the Utah
Pharmaceutical association, which con-
yenes on Wednesday. Among the spe-
cial things are a large banquet We'd
nesday evening at the lake, and a card
party on Thursday night for the ladies
at the Van Dyke home, while the same
evening the men have a smoker at the
Commercial club.
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Mrs. Frances B. Clark. the mother of
John E. Clark, arrived last evening to
visit her son, and will spend some weeks
here at the Keith apartments. Mrs.
Clark Is the supervisor Of music in the
public schools Of Milwaukee, and comes
directly from Denver where she has
been attending the sessions Of the y.
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Brighton is already beginning to fill
with its usual summer visitors, and al
though the hotel is not yet open. the
various cottagers are already either set
tied or making preparations for settling
there shortly. Mrs. r. W. Young and
her daughter, Mrs. Lucien Ray, have
gone up to take the Piper cottage.
Mrs. Charles G. Field entertained
party of eight at Saltair last evening for
Miss White, her niece, who is her guest.
The party went out on the 5:45 train.
and after a dip in the lake enjoyed a
supper and dance. Miss White will be
the guest Of honor at a bridge partv
tomorrow evening given by Miss Tins |
man.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin o. Howard en-
tertained party of a score of young
people at Saltair last evening. their |
guests going out on the 5 o'clock train. |
After a dip in the lake the party en-
ioyed a beautifully appointed luncheon 4
a theatre party at the Hippodrome and /
the dancing before returning.
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The Misses Gladys and Marguerite
Richmond viii entertain on Friday next |
at luncheon at the Commercial club /
for Miss Mary Dunn of Portland. ore.
who is guest at the Bintz home. This
viii be the first of a series of such af- |
fairs, the second to be on the Monday
following
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Mrs. William p. Platt and Miss Ed /
garda WedgwOOd left yesterday on the /
noon train for the west. where Captain 4
and Mrs. Platt viii be stationed at |
Benicia, and Miss WedgwOod will be a 4
guest for some weeks. Mrs. Wedgwood !
them to Ogden.
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Miss Lucille Clark will be here today /
from Atlantic City, where she has been /