The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-09
SOCIETY

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| for twenty-four of her friends at the
/ guests were seated at six small tables
/ for the luncheon, decorations of summer
| flowers making the place attractive. In
/ the game which followed. which was
played in progressive fashion. Miss
/ Lockridge won the prize. The guests
were Miss Wall. Miss Alice Wall, Miss
/ Mary Wall, Miss Bess Mcmillan, Miss
I Mildred Mcmillan, Miss Aileen Maclean,
Miss Lockridge, Miss Bonita Pettijohn,
/ Miss Cary Marshall Miss Merle Lynch.
Miss Edith GOdbe, Miss Georgia. Moore,
4 Miss Stella Fabian, Miss Ruth Chap
man, Miss Elizabeth Chapman, Miss
Marjorie Brooks, Miss Elizabet Niles.
Miss Gladys Richmond, Miss Maud Mil
I Ter, Mrs. Florence Culmer. Miss Eleanor
/ Stewart, Miss Marguerite. Stewart and
Miss Bessie Howard.
Mrs. Frank Kimball and her daughter,
/ Miss Florence Kimball, entertained
about sixty or more Of their friends last
evening at a musicale at their home,
when Miss Kimball was heard for the
first time since a years study in the
east. A program Of rare excellence was
presented by Miss Kimball, Miss MI
nette Baer and Mr.. Shelton playing &C
compartments. Following were the
numbers, afteC which refreshments
were served and a social hour enjoyed:
Aus Meinen Grossen Schmerzen ...Franz
Der NussDaum -..-..-............ Schumann
EIeSle Observation-Disclosures Massenet
/ 2cup5I ,.'.-''.'-''-''-..-.... Leo stern
O4le T lie LAY ----.--....-.......... PuCClnl
Aria from Madame Butterfly.
romance NloIln --------------.. SVendsen
Inc swan ...................... Saint Saens
The Lost Child -........ Arthur Shepherd
VINO Knows .............. ClOugh Leighton
Phyllis Has Such Charming Graees..
Nh. ......... Old English
Oh That We Two Were Maying Nevin
Miss Kimban and Mr.. Price.
Silraes -.--......---... Liza Lehman
NAY MOihihg .-..--...---.......... Nancy
Mrs. John Z. Woodward entertained a
party Of about eighty friends last even
ing at a dinner-dance at the Judge
country place in Cottonwood, the Cob
bles, the affair being in honor of her
guest, Miss Dorothy Kinney, WHO is just
recently back from a European trip.
The guests mOtOred out for dinner at
Z o'clock. and the tables were arranged
in the wide verandas surrounding the
house. Later full orchestra was sta
toned on the balcony within doors, and
the main living room and the dining
room thrown into one for a dancing
tistic with a profusiOn Of crimson ram
bier and ferns. A number remained out
after the dance as house party for
day or so.
X
Miss Margaret Clark entertained six
teen of her friends yesterday afternoon
at KensingtOn, followed by a tea on
the lawn. In a game which filled a part
of the afternoon, Miss Edna Coates and
mi
house was decorated with sweet peas,
and the tables on the lawn where tea
was served were made beautiful with
them as well.
Mr. and Mrs. II. r. NJ. Atkinson re-
turned last evening from San Francis
co, after a stay on the coast of several
weeks They visited Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
~ Atkinson in Tonopah on their way
west, and later went north to Seattle
and to Vancouver, returning by boat
again to San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Beck of Provo
are spending d few days at the Cullen
hotel They have for their guests Mr..
and Mrs. Will H. Beck Of Sioux CITY.
Ia, who are en- route TO Los Angeles,
Cal
Mrs. J. H. Bennett has given up her
apartment at the Swallow and will be
at the Whitehall during the balance of
her stay In the city
Mr.. and Mrs. z. o. Howard have post
poned their lake party for the younger
boys and girls till tomorrow evening.
when they will entertain a large party
Of young people at Saltair.
loo
for some time attending a reunion of her
class at Carleton college, and later Wis
iting friends in Boston. will leave today
for home, reaching here next week.
X X
Mr.. and Mrs. Montague Ferry will /
take a party of young boys and girls
out to Lagoon tonight by motor for
supper party.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Eldredge
spent Sunday and Monday at Idlewild
in Ogden canyon.
K <
Miss Mayme Lindsay leaves on Sat
urday evening for a two weeks stay at
her home in Beaver.
X X \
Miss Anna Mccormick entertained a
party Of dozen friends al Saltair on
Wednesday evening.
X X
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Browning
have gone to Seattle to spend a part of
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 3. Lockhart and their
son. Sidney, have gone to Richfield Tor
the summer.
4 x K
Mrs. Mccartney is here from Oakland
visiting her son, Max Mccartney, at
the Caithness apartments.
X
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Roe are now at
home to their friends at So Gordon ave-
nue.,
Miss Eliza Dey viii entertain this
afternoon at tea at the Dey home from
1 to 6 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ H. Walker and their
little daughter Glen, are spending the
summer at GIenwood, their country
place.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
W. J. Hutchings of Beaver City and
Bertha Anthony Of Soda Springs. Ida
". H. COltharp Of Salt Lake and Dorc-
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