The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-04

Vera Edwards, Miss Romola King, Miss
Winnifred Brice and Miss Lillian Lane.
Mrs Richard A. Oglesby is back after
a visit Of some time i'm Terre Hsute,
Ind, and Mr.. and Mrs. Oglesby are
now at home in the Meredith apart
ments.
The Misses Amy and Isabel Osborne
will entertain today at cards for Miss
Hannah lie Compile Of Park City.
Miss Lyle WINNER entertains this
evening at cards for Miss Irma Eber-
hardt and Mr.. Mcfarland, whose mar
riage takes place next week.
Mrs. W. G. Williams will be the host
ess today at a luncheon. followed by
matinee party at the Colonial. for Mrs.
Lee Ransohoff.
Miss Bina BrandenbuTger viii enter
tain this morning at bridge. followed by
luncheon. for Miss Ella Lowenstein.
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Invitations are out for the marriage
of Miss Lylia Emily Knudson and
Charles Comstock Clayton on the even
ing Of Wednesday, June is. at the Knud-
son home in Brigham City.
Mrs. George w. Snow will entertain
at a bridge tea on Thursday next for
Mrs. Thomas Marioneaux.
Mrs. William Igleheart entertained a
dozen of the friends Of Mrs. Kenneth
c. Kerr and Mrs. John A. Marshall at
a luncheon and Kensington yesterday at
her home.
Mrs. W f. Block will go 70 Colorado
in about ten days for a months visit.
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Miss Matte Hall has issued invitations
for an afternoon piano recital to be Civ
en- by her pupils tomorrow afternoon at
her home, rs East First North street,
when Miss Edna Evans will assist with
vocal numbers.
Mrs. Frank Harding will entertain at
an afternoon bridge party tomorrow for
her sister, Mrs. Harold NJ. Pitt OF Ma
Mia, who is here for a few weeks.
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Several parties have been made up to
attend the Clayton recital this evening
at the Salt Lake theatre. All Of the
boxes are already engaged. and num-
Der OF theatre suppers will follow.
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Professor Edgar Hewett of Washing
ton, D. c., director Of American archae-
ology, will be here in a few days to
join Professor Byron Cummings on his
expedition to southern Utah.
MT. and Mrs. Austin Tiernan and
Madam Herman viii leave soon for
Portland. Ore, to be away the remain
der Of the summer.
f. w. Packard left last evening for
Chicago, after spending a few days in
town on his way through from Los An
geles.
Miss Zyda Boutwell, will entertain at
a luncheon today in honor of Miss Car
RE Atkins, one of the June brides.
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Mrs. Rupert K. StockweH returned
/ last evening 10 her home in McGiH.
New. Accompanying her was her moth
/ er, Mrs. Elizabeth Terrell. who will
spend a part of the summer with her
daughter.
Miss Minette Baer is home after sew
/ eral weeks spent in the east visiting
relatives and friends.
| Mrs. William J. Browning will be the
hostess today at q luncheon, followed by
/ bridge, at her home on North Main
street
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| Mrs. c. Ira futile is to entertain to-
/ day at bridge for her niece, Mrs. Ida
| Downing, of Los Angeles.
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| Mrs. c. A. Eldredge and her daugh-
ter. Mrs Center, viii entertain. at a
Kensington this afternoon for Mrs.
Ernest Eldredge and Miss Katherine
| Whittier.
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| Mrs. Heber Lee has issued invitations
/ for a bridge tea this afternoon to meet
Mrs. Harold Pitt, who is here again
after a visit to Washington.
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/ Miss Edna Dunn and Miss Eleanor
! Stewart Will entertain at a bridge tea
/ on Thursday next at the Country club.
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/ Miss lone Morrison leaves on Satur-
/ day for the east TO spend part of the
! summer.
/ Miss Leafy Dawn Douglass. who has
spent the winter with her sister. Mrs.
| G. G. Verbryck, left last evening for her
/ home in Spearfish. S. D.
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Miss Mildred Mcmillan will entertain
/ on Monday for Miss EudoTa DAILY.