The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-22


New York. and the orders must be sent |
there. from ten days 10 two weeks /
should be allowed for receipt OF pattern |
after coupon has been mailed TO this
office.
James, ir.. and Mrs. L. II. Mulliner.
The rooms were attractive with vases
and bowls OF purple and white asters.
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Mrs. F. r. Alief was the hostess yes
terday afternoon at q delightful tea.
when a dozen Of her friends we're in
vited 10 meet Mrs. J. a. Whitbeck. The
rooms were bright with autumn leaves
and flowers. and pleasant afternoon
was spent.
A wedding Of interest yesterday was
that Of Miss Lila Dangcrfield and Will
liam Hargis. which was held at the
residence OF the brides parents. Mr.
and Mrs Thomas Dangerfield, $50
South Twelfth East street. The cere-
mony was performed by Bishop Joseph
Christensen. in the presence Of a
large number Of relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hargis Will reside at sac
South Tenth East street. where they
will be at home 10 their friends after
october 4.
Mrs. ]. J.. Hunt and Miss Helen Hunt
were the hostesses Tuesday evening at
their home in jefferson street. where
a large number Of friends were pres
ent to celebrate the birthday anniver-
sary Of Mrs. Hunt The home was
bright with autumn leaves and flow
ers. pink and white asters forming the
table decorations. Music. vocal and
instrumental. and cards were enjoyed
until late hour.
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a pleasant social affair OF yesterday
afternoon proved TO be the entertain
ment given by Mrs. G. 6. Carlson and
the Misses Stella and Helen Angel. in
compliment to Miss ImOgene Angel.
a bride-to-be. whose marriage takes
place this week. A number Of close
10 meet her at the home OF Mrs. Carl
son I'm street.
Miss Edna Dunn will leave today for
Omaha. She viii be Joined in ogden
by Miss Nellie Calvin Of san Fran
cisco. formerly Of this city. and to-
gether they will be the guests Of the
Everett Buckingham family, old salt
Lake residents. during the annual
fete. 'Aksarben." which occurs in
Omaha next week.
Mardi Gras. is a gorgeous and elab-
crate occasion. for which preparations
for floats and other features are I'm
progress for a year beforehand. Miss
Dunn has had the honor conferred
upon her of being invited 20 be one Of
the maids OF honor. or ladies i'm wait
ing to the queen Of the festival. who is
selected from the popular society gir-s
Il the city. and whose identity IS not
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Mr.. and Mrs. Karl 4. Schcid are now
iu Munich. and expect to spend tn
winter I'm Egypt ana the Holy Land.
before returning 10 their home In salt
Lake.
Mrs. J. II. Beifuss has returned from
a trip 10 the east. where she placed
her son. Milton. I'm school in Andover,
Mass. for the year.
Mrs. O. W. Powers and son. Roger.
left yesterday for the east, where the
latter viii enter college.
Miss Ruth Chapman is n guest at
the +. J. Fabian home on her way
from Boston 10 the Chapman ranch in
Wyoming.
Harold stephens. George Critchlow.
Carroll Bintz and Waldamere Van
Colt left Tuesday 20 enter eastern col
leges.
Mrs. John Wise left last evening for
her home I'm Seattle. after spending
several weeks at the home OF her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Groo. In the
city
Mrs II. r. Hoyt and sister. Mrs.
Bill % St Paul. who has been her
guest for the summer. will leave next
week for the east John Terrell Hoyt.
son Of the former. left Sunday TO at
tend Columbia college.
Mrs Edward y. Heisler Is visiting in
/ Great Falls Montana. with her sister.
Mrs. J. Knox BodeIl. for n few weeks
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Mrs. =. J. Quealy and son. J. Quealy.
/ Of Kemmerer. Wyo., who have been
1 spending some time I'm the city. lef
| Monday for New York. where the lat
| ter will attend Columbia college.
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