The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-10
SOCIETY

The many friends of Mrs. w. Edward
Fife of Salt Lake City are delighted &c
welcome her on a visit to Cheyenne
Mrs. Fife is the guest Of her brother
/ Thomas A. COsgriff, and during the past
week both she and her brother have
been prominently connected with vari-
Gus social events. Wednesday evening
they entertained more than 200 of their
friends with an informal ball in the new
dancing pavilion at Pioneer park. Mr..
Cosgriff was a member Of the entertain
ment committee for the reception Fri
day night given by the citizens to the
officers and ladies of the military post,
and Mrs Fife assisted in the receiving
line She is a most charming woman,
cultured and cordial, and her friends are
doing their utmost to make her stay in
town pleasant
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Miss Edna Farnsworth was the host
ess yesterday at a delightful bridge tea
at the Country club for Miss Lesley
Woodruff and Miss Elizabeth Allen.
Eleven tables of the game were played,
and later tea was served, Mrs. Frank
Knox pouring end Miss Hazel Sapping-
ton, Miss Helen Evans and Miss Mar
garet Harris assisting. The table was
bright with Shasta daisies, and palms
were used in the rooms and on the YER
andas.
great many friends from town were
up at Fort Douglas yesterday afternoon
To see the regimental parade and hear
the band concert which preceded it.
Numerous parties were formed to sit
on the lawn and enjoy the cool air and
the spectacle at the same time, and sew
eral informal teas followed.
Mrs w. Montague Ferry and Mrs.
Edward S. Ferry entertained a party
of young people last evening with a
motor ride out TO Lagoon, followed by
a dinner and a dance later at that pref
ty resort. The automobiles left town
about $50 and returned after several
hours spent in dancing and boating.
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Mrs. Taylor at 413 Vadner avenue en-
tertained Thursday evening for her
daughter, Olive. in honor Of her thir-
teenth birthday. Twenty-one of the
friends of the young girl were present,
and games were enjoyed and a supper
served.
The usual weekend dinner and dance
at the Country club tonight will bring
a very gay week to a close. A number
of small dinners are planned, and one
large one for about a score will be given
by Miss Mayme Noble.
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Fitzpatrick and
their son. Edward. are just home from a
six weeks visit to their old home in
Ohio and Kentucky. on their return
trip they visited their daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Atkins in Denver.
NToreroro4 Town arT hnr 6ar1ob-
ter, Miss Hattie Town, and DR.. and Mrs.
Dudley Graham OF Nebraska. spent
yesterday in the city on their way to
the coast as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank J. Gustin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w. James will
entertain at q dinner on Wednesday
evening in compliment to Mrs. G. A.
Wieser. who leaves shortly for a year
or so abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter 3. Davis of Den
yer arrived IN this city last evening,
and win spend the remainder of the
summer with relatives and friends.
Mrs. John F. Critchlow and her two
boys, Horace and Jack, have gone to
Ocean Park, where they have taken a
cottage for the next two months.
X X -
Captain and Mrs. W. A, Cavenaugh
will give a dinner on Sunday evening
for Lieutenant and Mrs. G. A. Wiser,
Mrs. Wiser leaving shortly for Europe
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Richard Jones left Thursday for yell
lowstone park. He was accompanied by
his mother and sister, Alice. They viii
tour the park with their own outfit, re-
turning in about three weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Louis left Friday for
their home i'm St Louis, after a pleas
ant sojourn in Salt Lake. During their
stay in town they were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Needham.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Alexander of
Helena, Mont, are here visiting their
brother, William Alexander, on their
way east. They are at the Homestead,
326 Third East street.
X x X
Mr. and Mrs. Quin Campbell of Oma-
ha will be here Monday to visit Mr. and
Mrs. A. S. Bibbins in the Kensington.
x x x
Charles and Willis Sawyer are here
from Minneapolis visiting their aunt,
Mrs. J. L. Bowman.
Mir. and Mrs. w. S. Mccormick sail
today on the American transport line
for Europe, to be away till September.
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Captain Savage expects to leave about
Aug. I for Fort Leavenworth, having
been appointed to duty in the military
school there.
x
Mr. and Mrs. Elbridge Thomas and
their little daughter, and Mr. and Mrs.
Griffin expect to leave today for Seattle,
to remain a part of the summer.
X x
Hugh Tower of Butte, Mont. is here,
a guest at the A II. Mayne home for a
time Mr.. Tower is a cousin Of Miss
Mary Mayne.
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The ladies of the Lloyd Alliance Of
the Unitarian church will be entertained
next Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. John Green, 406 East Eleventh
South street.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
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