The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-28
SOCIETY

Another large and Ella borate bridge
tea IS beng planned by the ladies Of
the Hospital Aid society TO be given
Al the Ladies Literary club on the aft
ernOOn Of Feb. g. The entire associs-
tlon viii constitute the reception COM
hlttee. but smaller committees win
nave charge of the details Of the affair.
MIS-. = l. Oswald viii undertake the
MOrk OF securing tables. scores and tai
les Tor the game. Mrs. J. A. Reeves
VIII secure the prizes, Mrs. c. r. Pear
san VIII reserve tables for those who
wish, and Mrs. Warren Benjamin, Mrs.
E.dward kisnbali and Mrs. John Stuart
Aaniey VIII have charge Of the refresh
ments, which will be quite elaborate.
Mrs. J. Walcott Thompson was the
hostess yesterday at q beautifully ap-
pointed luncheon at the University
club, when nearly thirty of her friends
were entertained. The long table was
decorated in most artistic fashion with
Marguerites and smilax and the two
colors of green and white were carried
out in all the details.
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The marriage OF Miss Blanche Rich
ARDS and George G. Riser, jr., will take
place today at the home of the brides
parents in Provo. The wedding will be
a quiet one, and the young people will
shortly be at home N Garfield where
hlr Riser is engaged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Geddes have is
sued invitations for the marriage Of
their daughter Kathryn to Captain
Bryan Conrad of the Fifteenth United
States Infantry on Wednesday evening,
Feb. II, at O'Clock, at St Marks ca
thedral.
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Among the Salt Lake residents at
Ocean Park, Cat. this winter are Col
onel and Mrs. Dorsey and daughter
Marguerite. Mrs. Harlow NJ. Kimball
and small son. Mrs. George Felt and
three daughters. Mrs. II. NJ. Chamber
lain and son, Mrs. Ernest Anstee. Mr..
and Mrs. R P. snow and daughter.
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The marriage of Miss Bessie Jensen
and Oscar Olson. which took place in
the temple yesterday. was followed
last evening by a reception to about
seventy-five friends OF the young peo-
pie al the home of Mrs. J. T. Bloom
field Mr.. and Mrs Olson will shortly
be at home at Union.
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Mrs. J. 4. Greenewald returned yes
terday from visit with her parents
in Portland. Ore, accompanied by her
friend, Miss Edna May.
MIS- Brimhal has returned from a
visit in Eureka with her daughter, Mrs.
W. D. O'Keefe.
The Entire Nous entertained for Mrs
Emily Larsen and Mrs. Donnelly at a
surprise party at the home of Emily
Larsen. 32S East Second South, last
evening.
Mrs. Steve johnson Of Soda Springs
is visiting Mrs. 0. BrimhaH.
Mrs. W. H. Grager. i43 South Seventh
West, entertained the ladies auxiliary
of the B. of L. Z. yesterday afternoon.
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The general dining and reception
rooms of the University club Will be
open TO members with lady guests
hereafter on Sunday evenings from 6
till o'clock.
The Governors club has issued the
invitations for the midwiuter dance to
be given at the Odeon on the evening
of Friday, Feb. ,.
Mrs. William II. Cunningham will be
the hostess today at a bridge tea for
her guest, Mrs. John Barry Sears of
Chicago.
Mrs. @. p. Pfoutz will give the first
of two bridge teas this afternoon at her
home.
Ideutec<St and Mrs. High WalthaII
entertain tonight at dinner at their
home in Fort Douglas.
Mrs. Harry Beason is here from Cal |
tfornia visiting her mother, Mrs F. 5. |
Richards
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to Provo after a visit Of a few days |
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S. Ferry left /
Monday for the east, instead of for the /
coast as announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Scheid returned |
last evening from the east, where Mrs. |
Scheid has spent the past month or so. /
Mrs John Weir left last evening for
California TO spend q few weeks of the
Writer weather.
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Lieutenant and Mrs. Gustav Wieser
VIII entertain few Of their friends
from town tonight
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Mr.. and Mrs. W o. CIeland will be
at home for the next few months i'm the
John Weir home on Fifth East street.
The Elks viii hold their weekly So
cial affair this evening, having planned |
an especially attractive evening for
their friends who go with them to
southern California.
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The history section of the Ladies
Literary club viii hold its meeting this
morning, when Mrs. Fred Little viii
give paper on Caesar.
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Mrs. Serene e. futile and her two
children lNave tomorrow for Los An
seies, where they will spend the next
few month.
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MI. and Mrs. J. E. Cosgriff viii en-
-ertain tonight at cards for Miss Mary
who leaves shortly for the
EAST.
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