The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28

a few friends TO meet Miss June Whit
temore of Los Angeles. Spring flowers
were used for the decorations, and the
guests were the young girls who are es-
r pecial friends of Miss Whittemore.
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Mrs. Charles o. Whittemore and her
: two daughters. who have spent the past
week here. will leave early in the week
for their home in Los Angeles.
{ Other Salt Lakers who will be in
, Washington for this weeks ceremonies
! are DR.. and Mrs. Z. D. Woodruff and
the daughter, Miss Lesley Woodruff,
/ who joins them in New York.
Mrs. NJ. J. Hoffman entertained at a
pleasant affair on Friday afternoon for
Mrs. W. c. Golf. who leaves tomorrow
: to make her home in Butte.
Governor and Mrs. William SpTy and
the members Of the governors stan
! and their wives viii go to Logan tomor-
3 row to attend a bail to be given at the
Agricultural coilege;
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Mr.. and Mrs. Louis 3. Mccormick
and their little daughter left yesterday
afternoons for San Francisco. whence
they win sail shortly for Honolulu, to
]
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, Mrs. r A Grant will have a party of
: Ogden ladies. Mrs. Henry Bigelow Mrs.
: Archie Bigelow. Mrs. II. H. Spencer and
Mrs. w. Z. Baker. down on Thursday
p for luncheon and matinee party at the
opera at the Colonial
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Captain and Mrs William \. Cave
. naugh had a few of their friends in TO
! play bridge last evening to celebrate
! Captain Cavenaughs birthday. the af-
= fair being arranged as a surprise for
q him.
Mrs. Ward and Miss Ward. who have
been guests at the post for nearly
half year past, have gone on to the
west where they will visit Mrs. Ward 5
! sister. Mrs. WOrden, for some time.
Mrs. Charles E. Richards and her lit
tie daughter. Eleanor. who have been
! visiting friends in Los Angeles for some
time, are expected home next Sunday
= =
= Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. McGregor leave
the first of the week for visit i'm Los
Angeles.
= The Cup and Saucer club and their
p husbands viii meet tomorrow evening
= at the home of DR.. and Mrs. \. G
, Wherry. when Mrs. Wherry and Mrs
Clarence Traver viii entertain.
Mrs Harold j. Peery of Ogden is in
town for few days. visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Joel Nibley.
b Mr.. and Mrs. r. 4. Grant viii enter
tain box party of friends at the opera
the opening night of the engagement at
the Colonial.
The Monday bridge tournament play
. ers viii meet tomorrow afternoon with
| the Misses Bartch in their home in the
Bransford.
Miss Katherine Richards is the guest
for d week of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer B.
Jones.
Mrs. Robert A BrOadhurst will enter
! tain the Sewing club at her home on
Thursday next.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Paul c. Potter
l gave a theatre party at the Orpheum
, Friday evening for Captain and Mrs
! Bryan Conrad.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward ;. Ferry are
spending today and tomorrow in Chi
cagO on their homeward trip. and will
, probably be here late in the week.
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: Mrs. II. c. Edwards viii entertain
tomorrow at an informal bridge party
! for Mrs c. o. Whittemore of Los An
: geles.
T. F. Thomas and wife returned home
yesterday morning. after months alb
sence in California.
DR.. and Mrs. J. G. Hanchett enter
tanned the members of the Neighbor-
L. CT inc
home on Eleventh East street
The High School Alumni will hold the
: annual meeting for the election of off,
! GERS tomorrow evening in the assembly
hail of the library.
: Mrs. Abe Kuhn Of ogden spent yes
: terday in the city visiting friends.
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Mr.. and Mrs Joel L. Nibley have
moved and are now at home at No. l
= Emery fats.
: Miss Edna POLAND entertained the T.
{ Q. n. o. club Thursday evening at her
! home.
! Mrs. ". c. Erwin entertains the Cio-
yer club at her home Thursday after
J noon.
"a
, tanned half-dozen little girls at a de-
lghtful character party on Monday for
, her little daughter. De Elite Washing
, tons birthday souvenirs were In sight
: everywhere. and flowers in the national
colors decorated the table. Place. cards
handpainted in trieolor, were at eacn
place, and favors filled with bon bons
as well. Festoons of smilax were hung
from chandeliers The guests were
Mary Woodward, Wilma Nelson. Ros-
, ella Elierbecks Marjorie Howard and
Helen Steiner.
The daughters of the Utah pioneers
have issued invitations for a pioneer
ball TO be given in the Odeon Wednes-
day evening. The committee i'm charge
consists of Lilly c. Wolstenhoime.
Flora Horne, Amy Lyman. vickie c.
McCune. Rachel r. Miller. Mime II
James, Effie E. Merrill, Ray c. TAYLOR.
Libby r. Pratt and Barbara NJ GRAY.
The guests are all to be dressed i'm old
fashioned costumes. ar1 the dances will
? be old-fashionc
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: Mrs. II. ]. l.. "a Mrs. ". q
Edwin entertained the ladies of the
: Clover club and their husbands Thurs
day evening at the home of the latter.
Progressive high five was the game of
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