The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-08
SOCIETY

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Mrs. Frank Arthur Lowe entertained
a dozen friends yesterday afternoon for
Miss Genevieve Becker of Adrian,
Mimi, who Is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Lynn 5. Gillian. The afternoon was
spent with the thimbles. and later a
hlgh tea was served. when red and
WHite carnations were used for decoTa-
ton Of the long table. The guests be-
sldes Miss Becker were Mrs. J. H.
Walker, Mrs. Henry CTowther. Miss
Lucille Edwards. Mrs. c. B. Glow, Miss
Helen Beatty. Mrs. Gillian. Mrs. F. r.
RIPLEY, Miss Margaret Clark. Miss
Ethel Felt, Miss Alice Felt and Miss
Geneve Felt
me first meeting Of the Ladies Lit
erary club since the holidays will be
held this afternoon. when Mr.. McNichol
VIII give a paper on Signalling
I Through Space" and Mrs. w. r
Hutchinson will read a paper on The
/ Conquest OF the Air" Mrs. Martha
Royle King will give a short talk on
Carrie Jacobs Bond. the American CON-
poser who viii give composer recital
at the club January q. The music viii
De furnished by Miss Buelah Behie and
Miss Leola sehrack.
The Festival chorus will give a dane
! ing party at the Whitney hall tonight.
/ There VIII be a short musical program.
given by some Of the solOists Of the
| chorus Those having the affair in
charge are Mr.. Graham. the manager:
". T. Nuttall. Hazel Barnes. Shirl
Ciawson, Ray Dorius. Tena Rasband.
Don Young, Edna Morris. Laurinda
Poulton, May Alder and Victor Chris
topherson
Mrs. Lafayette Hanchett entertained
the Plate club members yesterday at a
luncheon, followed by the regular meet
ing Of the club. at her home The
guests, numbering sixteen, were seated
at two tables, and roses were used for
decoration. In the game that followed
Mrs. T. r. Black and Mrs. A. Fred Uev
won the prizes.
MIS-. r A Druehl will leave the latter
part OF the month for Pacific Grove in
California to spend a short time with
her brother there. Later Mr.. Druehl
VIII join her and they will go to River
SIDE for part of the winter.
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Mrs ". s. Mccormick and her daugh-
tiers have left New York and are to
visit with relatives in Omaha on their
way home.
MIR and Mrs. Charles A. Walker will
entertain tonight at dinner for Miss
sheehan Of New York. Miss Judges
guest.
Lieutenant and Mrs Aivsh Lee have
moved into their new quarters at Fort
TlnT7vfaE nd
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Despite the cool weather yesterday
and the threatening storm. there were
numerous callers up at the post. where
the ladies Of the garrison kept open
house as is their custom the first
Thursday in each month.
George A. Snow Of Chicago. who has
been here for some time, VIII leave
shortly for home.
Mrs. Thomas Kearns is expected
home this morning from California af-
ter stay Of some two months there.
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Mrs. Katherine Belcher is contempIat-
ing a trip to Portland, Ore, where her
niece. Miss Elizabeth Dooly, is to be
married 70 P. c. Clark on January 20.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Movie left
last evening for New York on a trip Of
a month or so.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Schwab Of Provo
are in town for few days visiting
friends
MI. and Mrs @. z. Dalton are here
from New York at the Knutsford on
their way west They viii remain in
town for a week or so;
Mr.. and Mrs c. E. Barnes arrived
last evening from Ashcroft, British
Columbia, on their way east. and are
guests for time Of Mr.. and Mrs. l. c.
Miller.
Mrs. Charles II. Stevenson is with
Mrs. c. II. Anderson at 27O East First
South street for a few days
Mrs. J. VI. Callow will entertain at
tea this afternoon at her home. s4s
East First South street
Mrs. Joseph Oberndorfer and her
daughter, Helen, are going to Los An
geles before long for a stay of a month
or so.
Mrs. John Malta is here from Nevada
and is the guest of her mother. Mrs.
David Guernsey.
Miss Estelle Clinton will entertain at
bridge on Tuesday next
The Genealogical society will meet to-
day friday at 4 O'Clock at the Lion
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z. Schraven of Ely.
New, returned to their home Sunday.
after spending the holidays with rela-
uVes in town During their stay Mrs
B. T. Clark entertained for the
Schravens and also for Mr.. and Mrs.
J. T. Twiggs of Blackfoot, Ida
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The regular meeting of the W. c. T.
|. viii be held at the home of Mrs. P.
4. Simpkin, 47s South Seventh East. at
2;30 O'Clock this afternoon.
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Miss Grace c. Smith of DiamondviiIe.
WyO., was married last evening to
Clark Gullett Of Cincinnati. O.. the
ceremony taking place at the home of
Rev. +. B. Short at $50. The wedding
was a quiet affair, with no one present