The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-27
SOCIETY

Mrs Walter Morgan of Oakland,
Cal, is in town for a short visit with
Mrs. J. F. Cowan. Mr. Morgan will be
here on Monday TO join her, and they
will leave Tuesday for the east. They
viii leave the train at Syracuse, N y
and take their touring car from there
to New York. taking Miss Frances
Cowan with them for that trip, and on
April 20 they will sail on the Rotter-
dam of the Hoiland-AmeTican line for
a motor tour abroad
Mrs. A. J. Davis entertained again
yesterday at a luncheon. followed by
bridge, at which a dozen friends were
guests. Three tables of the game fol-
lowed the luncheon, and prizes were
won by Mrs. John a. Earls, Mrs. Sehil-
/ Ter and Mrs Gentry. The hostess was
assisted by Mrs. Gentry, and the deco
rations were again in red and white.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Weir enter
tanned about fifty of the young people
OF the First Presbyterian church last
evening al d most enjoyable evening
party at their home. Some excellent
music was furnished and games played,
and later a supper was served The
beautiful home was made even more
attractive with quantities of spTinglike
daffodils.
| Mr.. and Mrs. AdOlph BaeT and Miss
Minette Baer leave today for the east.
They will remain over in Denver a short
| time and will then go on together as far
/ as Chicago, when Miss Baer goes to
visit relatives in Cincinnati. and Mr..
| and Mrs. Baer go on to the eastern
coast for a stay of a month or so.
The informal hop at Fort Douglas last
evening was enjoyed by number of
| friends from town, as well as the people
/ of the garrison. II was preceded by d
number of dinners, Colonel and Mrs.
Walter Scott entertaining at one beau
/ tifully appointed in honor Of the bridal
couples of the post.
DIT. and Mrs. T. II. Raley entertained
about thirty of their friends last even
I ing at 500. Seven tables of the game
were played, and prizes awarded the
/ winners. The rooms were decorated
1 I'm white and green, and the hostess was
assisted by her sister, Mrs. A. 5. Peters,
Senator and Mrs. w. a. Alsdorf of
Colum bus, o., are the guests for a short
time of Mr.. and Mrs. a. S. Martin.
Next Wednesday will be celebrated
the monthly birthday of the Y. w c..
A. and Mrs. Charles G. PiummeT will
be the hostess. Nine young women
whose birthdays come in this month
will be guests at the luncheon.
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Miss Frances Cowan will spend the
Easter vacation with college friends in
Johnstown, Pa.
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Ex-Governor John c. Cutler and his
son have returned from California,
leaving Mrs. Cutler and the daughters
in their town house in Los Angeles
The Browning section of the Ladies
Literary club meets today at o'clock
with Mrs. J. H. Brown on Lincoln ave-
nue..
Mrs. F. W. Hayt of Park City is in
town visiting friends for a few days.
/ Mrs. W. L. Mcleod. who has spent
the past month in Denver, returned last
evening.
Judge and Mrs. ". c. Hall expect to
/ leave today for Los Angeles, where it
/ is hoped the Judge viii regain his
strength after his recent illness.
! Mrs. II. J. Talbot entertains at a
luncheon today for Mrs. Luther 3
Steele of Portland. Ore.
| Miss Critzer and Miss Bessie Critzer
entertained about dozen friends yes
/ terday afternoon at an informal Ken
sington.
Mrs. Andrew Dowd of Sunnyside, who
/ has been visiting friends In town. left
yesterday for the east.
Mrs. I. S. Hillock leaves shortly for
Lincoln, Neb., to be away some time
with relatives.
Mrs. R. NJ. Breeder entertained the
Friday Afternoon Bridge club yesterday
at her home.
Mrs. ". H. Nutting entertained her
sewing club yesterday afternoon at her
home.
The Y. W. &. A spent an especially
pleasant evening last night at their
monthly social, when Miss Mary Phelps
gave a brief talk on health and happi-
ness, and the social committee exhibit
ed a series of kodak pictures of the
members, which caused a great deal of
merriment.
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The Thirteen club and ladies In two
/ parties Of thirteen each, chaperoned by
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Rauscher and Mr.
and Mrs. G. L, Westlake, made q gay
group at a theatre party last evening
at the OTpheum. Supper was served
after the theatre
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The Paysonian club was entertained
| Thursday by Mrs. Amy V Hancock
Chase. A part of the time was devoted
to literature, in charge of Mrs. Lizzie
/ Simons. Mrs Lacy. a g. A r. nurse.
was present and aroused a great deal
/ of interest in the coming encampment.
/ Emma Ramsey Morris sang THE Star
| Spangled Banner" A delightful lunch
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