The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-18

terrain at Kensington in her honor,
and this evening a musicale for her will
be given by Mr. and Mrs. William Nut
tall at their home on North West Tenn
pie.
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A 500 party viii be given this after
noon by Mrs. W. S. Smith, the cOmpli-
mented guest being Miss Elizabeth
Felt, whose marriage to S. Marsena
Foster viii take place on Sept. %.
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The last Of a series of delightful af-
fairs TO be given by Mrs. J. A. Earls
this week viii be a lunches bridge
party this afternoon at the Virginia
apartments.
Miss Blanche Martin will entertain
this afternoon at a 500 party, the guest
Of honor being Miss Alma Frost, who is
visiting Mrs. jams Langdon at her
nome on East First South street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Rauhof enter
tanned Thursday night to celebrate their
twentieth wedding anniversary. The
parlors were decorated with palms,
ferns and pink and white asters. Law
ender and white asters formed the at
tractive decorations in the dining room.
Forty guests enjoyed the affair, and
musical selections were given by Miss
Hilda Greeson and Miss Gala Crane,
Miss Ida Legg and Miss Lena Brown.
These same young ladies, with Miss Mel
lie Davis and Mrs. c.. Z. Walker, assist
ed Mrs. Rauhof
Tuesday night Miss May McGregOr
entertained at a delightful party pre-
vious to leaving for a stay in Oklaho-
ma. The time was spent with music
and games, and dainty supper served.
The decorations were in potted plants
and cut flowers, and about eighteen
guests were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Wightman and
| their daughter, Mrs. Eugene Barnes,
viii leave shortly for San Diego, Cal.
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II. w. Doscher and family returned
Sunday from an extended European
| trip, and are again at home at 81 South
Sixth East street.
Mrs. David Keith returned Sunday
from a five weeks trip to Los Angeles
and other California points. The return
| trip was made by way of Victoria, B.
/ c., and Seattle
[ Mr.. and Mrs T. S. Fox have deferred
| their trip to California until later in the
/ season, owing to the illness of Mr.. Fox.
/ They are now at home at 1863 West
| Eighth South street.
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/ Miss Mildred Tibbals will leave sun
/ day for Galesburg, III, where she has
! accepted a position in the department
| of English at Knox college. Miss
Tibbals, who is considered one of the
best teachers Of English in the city, re-
/ CeiVed her degree of A. b. from the Pa
/ chic university Of Forest Grove, Ore, in
/ 1901. After teaching two years in the
! local High school, Miss Tibbals spent
a year in Europe on a leave of absence
/ while she continued her studies at the
! oxford university in England. Miss
/ Tibbals has a host of friends in the city
/ who greatly regret ner departure, but
milton Of her ability in the English
/ work,
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! DR.. and Mrs. Zimmerman and Mrs
| ZimmeTman's sister, Mrs. Tate, and
| daughters have just returned from a
weeks pleasure trip TO Logan by auto
/ Mrs. Tate is visiting here from Seattle
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Invitations have been issued by Mrs
| y. F. Putnam for the marriage OF her
daughter. Louise. To Edward 3. Heisler
| The wedding viii take place Oct. al
/ st. Marks cathedral. After Oct q
/ they viii be at home at 364 Catherine
place.
/ AIRS. Graham Putnam, who has been
/ the guest of Mrs. Lewis Martin, is now
/ located at her new home, % Harmony
/ place, on South Temple street, between
Seventh and Eighth East.
] Tw1 To-
/ their daughters, the Misses Adelaide and
/ Katherine, will leave today for Notre
/ Dame, Ind, where the daughters will
/ attend school during the winter. Mr.
/ and Mrs. Jacobson viii return by way
of Seattle.
/ Mrs. J. s. Clark and daughter, Mil
/ drad, Of Kansas City, No, have re-
/ turned to their home after spending the
/ summer with Mrs j. H. Bellemere.
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Mr.. and Mrs William Picker an
/ nounce the engagement of their daugh-
/ ter, Anna, to Z. Bernard Kelsey, the
| wedding to take place Wednesday, Sept
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Mrs. s. T. Hackley Of Victor, Colo.
/ is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Richard
/ Stingley.
/ Mrs. Leslie Stadtfald of Ely, New, ar
rived i'm Salt Lake Wednesday, and will
/ spend several weeks here as the guest
| Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leitsiger,
/ OF the Emery apartments.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Wall and son, Arnold, left
/ Thursday for their home in Los An
/ geles, after spending five weeks in the
city as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs 3. o.
/ Eecllenburg and Miss Kathryn Wall.
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Mayor and Mrs. Andrew Pick Of West
Bend. Wis, and daughter, who have
been visiting Z. II. Bratz Of Ogden for
the past week, spent the day with Wal
ter D. Bratz seeing the sights of the
city.
Miss Helen Smith and Sanford Walk
er of Pleasant Grove were married on
Wednesday at the salt Lake temple, and
n family reception given at the home Of
the bride Thursday evening. The bride
is the daughter of Professor s. H. Smith
of Pleasant Grove. and has been an ac-
tive ward worker for years, am four
years was employed by SAINT
Grove Mercantile company. ne groom
is grandson of Pioneer Hen On
Walker. The best wishes Of the com
munity go with the young couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Q. Dugan gave a box
party at the Orpheum last evening in
honor of their guests, Miss Julia Bar
cley of San Francisco, sam Dugan and