The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-20
CURRENT EVENTS IN
SALT LAKE SOCIETY


2-songs-
ta) Morning Song .......... .....
...... Harvey WOrthington LOomis
(b) The Lost Child" (prize song,
1909 Arthur Shepherd
Mrs. A. s. Peters.
S-Quintette, Opus 20.................
................E Edgar Stillman Kelley
Piano, Spencer Clawson, jr.
First violin, George E. Shelton.
Second VIOLIN Edward Fitzpatrick.
Viola. A. Press.
Cello, Albert Press.
4-Song. Before the Dawn" ,,...,...
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. George w. Chadrick
James ]. Burke.
5-Piano solo, Opus 2S................
...-.............. Edward Macdonald
Spencer Clawson, jr.
(a) Song from Omar Khayyam.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Victor Harris
tb) SHUTDOWN CMs. dedicated to
Miss COhn) ...... Arthur Shepherd
Miss Edna Coin.
1-Quartette, Opus 50 BASED to typ
zeal negro melOdies) ....-..... DVOrak
Shelton Quartette.
Spencer ClawsOn, accOmpanist.
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The Country club was thronged with
people all yesterday, many of the menu
bers remaining out for the entire day
For the first time this year a putting
contest was on for the afternoon, near
ly every one who plays golf at all TAX
ing part in it. The contest was won by
Miss Genevieve Mccormick
Tea was served at 4 O'Clock by Mrs.
Union WOTthington, Mrs. William lyle
heart, Mrs. F. e. McGurrin and Mrs
NJ. H. KriebeL The tea table was
spread in the southeast corner, and tea
roses were used for decoration. Later
in the evening the table d'hote dinner
drew great many, the largest party
being entertained by MIR. and Mrs. Ed
ward $. Ferry and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
b. Mccormick, when about twenty-five
guests enjoyed their hospitality at din
ner, remaining later for the dance in
the evening.
DR.. and Mrs. F. S. Bascom enter
tanned at dinner at the Country club
last evening in compliment to the
guests OF Miss Aileen Maclean, Miss
Mary Lockridge and Miss Bonita Pet
tijOhn, and to Miss Sybil Anderson. The
other guests were Miss Maclean. Frank
w Moore Barry GOlding and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Anderson. The table was
laid in the main dining room, and red
and white roses were used in decorat-
ing.
Colonel and Mrs. f. F. Holmes and
their household. including Mr.. and Mrs.
Jay T. Harris and their children. have
closed up the Pasadena home. Ell Robe
and have gone to Ocean Park to spend
the warmest season. They win prob
ably be here early in July spend the
rest of the summer Q residence
in this city and OakwN
Miss Lucille Francke left yesterday
morning for Branche Hill, a suburb Of
Cincinnati, where she will be maid of
honor at the marriage of her Cousiu,
Miss Lutte Blackmore, on Wednesday.
Later Miss Francke will visit relatives
in Ohio. Illinois and Indiana, returning
here before the end of the summer,
Lieutenant and Mrs. Kneeland 5.
Snow of Fort Douglas have issued in
vitations for a hop to be given at the
post hop room on the evening Of july
! to meet Miss Gretta Adriance Storm,
whose engagement 10 Lieutenant
Fauntley NJ. Miller was announced in
these columns last week.
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Judge Robert B. Trip of Yankton, s.
D., formerly a Salt Laker, is here for a
visit of a few days with relatives. He
is with Mr.. and Mrs. s. +. FentOn at
their home, 65 North Second West, and
will leave tomorrow evening for Los
Angeles.
Mrs. J. d. Wood and her daughter.
Miss Cassandra Wood, win leave within
a week for Spencer to join Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hagenbarth for the summer.
Miss Wood has just returned from
year spent in the east in school.
Mrs. Robert X. Brown and Mrs.
Frank Dole viii entertain at bridge
next Friday morning in honor of Mrs.
Robert Fowler of New York. The affair
will be at the Dole home, 9O9 Second
avenue. and will be the first of a series.
Mrs. Russell L. Tracy and her niece,
Miss Stubblefieid, and Russell, JT., have
taken cottage on the shores of Lake
Minnetonka, IN Minnesota, where they
will spend the summer. Mr.. Tracy will
join them shortly.
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Mrs Ray Walker entertained sixteen
guests at luncheon at the Country clue
yesterday. The rooms were charming
iy decorated with masses Of flowers, d
large basket Of garden flowers being
used in the center Of the table.
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The Saltair management has issued
ATTRACTIVE luNlidllOnS loI q pauqutl 40
be given in celebration of the opening
Of the ship restaurant next Thursday
evening.
Mrs. William P. Kiser win entertain
Wednesday at a luncheon at the Coun-
try club for Miss Jeanette kiser. Mrs
Gambler and Mrs. William p. Platt.
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Lewis Ernest Spitko. who was grad
uated from the university this year
leaves shortly for New York. where he
viii continue his course in electrical en-
cheering.
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Mrs. Fred J. Hill will be at home after
today at the Annex apartments. on
Brigham street, during the remainder
Of her stay in town.
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