The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30

Mrs. Grant r. Brown.
Mrs. J. 7. kingsbury entertained a
party Of about a score of friends yes
terday afternoon at most enjoyable
Kensington in compliment to her new
daughter, Mrs. Waldo Kingsbury. The
house was bright with spring flowers,
and the hostess was assisted by her
daughters, Miss Kingsbury and Miss
Orpha Kingsbury.
Mrs. James A. Hogle, 376 Brigham
street, will entertain the parish OF ST.
Marks and its friends Tuesday after
noon from 3 to at a silver tea. and to
meet Rev. and Mrs. Benjamin Brew
ster. who leave Thursday. June IL, for
their home in Colorado. The consecra-
ton Of Dean Brewster bishop Of west
ern Colorado will take place Thursday
morning. June II.
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The school commencements are al
ready beginning to bring their round Of
interesting events for this season Of the
year. the long list opening tomorrow
afternoon with the reception to be given
by DR.. and Mrs. J. T. Kingsbury for
the senior class of the university.
a change has been made in the order
assigning Colonel Arthur Williams, and
he has gone with his family to Fort D.
A. Russell. Wyoming. instead Of leaY-
ing for the Philippines. He will be in
command Of the Eleventh, instead OF
the Twentieth infantry.
Colonel T. A. Wall will be home to-
morrow, bringing with him his three
daughters, the Misses Selma, Alice and
Mary Wall, the two last named just out
of school, and Miss Wall after a tour
of Europe lasting several months.
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Mrs. Leah Paul Hill, who has been
abroad for some time is expected in
the city for a short visit within a day
or so. Mrs. Hill has been visiting
friends in the east since she landed in
New York the middle Of the month.
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Miss Ruby Giles entertained a party
Of her young girl friends yesterday at
a luncheon and matinee party at the
Orpheum in celebration Of her four
tenth birthday. The decorations were
Of purple and white lilacs.
Miss Florence Galeazzi entertained a
party of her girl friends yesterday aft
ernoOn at the matinee at the Orpheum,
the party being chaperoned by Miss
Frost and Miss Ferris. A tea at a down.
town cafe followed.
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Lieutenant and Mrs. Reese of Fort
Douglas leave today for the east, she
to visit friends in Indianapolis and he
to go to Fort Sheridan for the shooting
contest.
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Mrs. futile, wife of DR.. George NJ.
Tuttle is here with her children visit
ipg her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
YNWallace.
Mrs. Thomas MariOneaux entertained
a party of friends yesterday afternoon
at the matinee to see Lady Frederick"
Miss Mary Marshall, who has been
spending the winter i'm Switzerland, ex-
poets to go to the Austrian Tyrol for
the summer with a party of friends.
Dr. and Mrs Howard P. Kirtley will
entertain Wednesday evening at bridge
for Mrs. J. H. Richards.
Miss Ina Boutwell, will leave during
the week for New York, whence she
sails shortly for a tour of Europe in
company with some eastern relatives.
The Quingenta club viii meet with
Mrs. z. D. Herman, "a West Seventh
South street. Tuesday, June s.
Mrs. Ralph A. Rudy and Mrs. Charles
Rulon viii entertain at cards next sat
urday for Miss Marie Luce.
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Mrs Kneeland S. Snow and her small
son have returned from Youngstown,
N. Y, and are again at home at the
post.
The Regimental Bridge club viii
meet on Tuesday afternoon next with
Mrs. T. R. Harker at Fort Douglas.
Mrs. J. w. Houston and her daugh-
tiers and Miss Margaret Mcclure will
be home within a few days from the
east.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Light will enter
tain at dinner this evening at their
home, and on Thursday next Mrs. Light
will give a bridge tea.
DR. and Mrs. r. S. Joyce Of Ogden
| leave on Tuesday for Atlantic City,
where the doctor goes to attend the
American Medical society meetings.
The Seekers Literary club meets on
/ Tuesday next with Mrs. T. H. Brennan
at 246 South Third West street. Mrs
MARCEL will give a book review.
Mrs. Emma Wilson entertained the
! Paysonian club al her home on Wed
nesday for her sister, Mrs. VOlmer Neb-
eker. 4 delightful afternoon was spent.
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Milton D. Grosh entertains tomorrow
/ evening at a theatre party to see Mrs.
Fiske.
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Miss Lillian Mcfarland was obliged
70 postpone her party for Miss Eber-
hsrdt yesterday indefinitely
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G. H. Golmes returned last evening
/ from a stay Of some two weeks in New
York.
Miss Helen DaugheTty left yesterday
for Nebraska, where she will spend the
summer with friends.
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