The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-24

April Is with Mrs. T. W. Clancy, 1928
Childs avenue.
Mrs Daniel ]. Malone entertained the
members of the Halycon Sewing club
at her home in the Spencer apartments
Saturday afternoon.
d. c. Olmstead, chief clerk in the Of
flee of superintendent letters OF the
Utah division of the Union Pacific, &C
companied by Mrs. Oimstead, left for
a months visit in New York Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. b. W. Rodgers of Green
River. Wyo.. are spending few days
in the city visiting relatives ana
Miss Jennie Ferguson has returned
to her home in Ogden. after an ex-
tensive trip to the coast, Seattle, Port
land, San Francisco and Los Angeles
being included in the itinerary.
Mrs. George NJ. Kerr announces the
engagement of her daughter, Bella A
Kerr, to David Ben Wilson. the Wed
ding to take place in the salt Lake
temple April 81.
Mrs. Daniel J. sheehan entertained
a party of twelve at her home Wednes-
day evening in honor of MISS kath-
leen Kane.
months in Long Beach, Cal, arrived
Mrs. J. n. Ferrin and daughter:
Rosetta, left Wednesday for stay or
several weeks in California.
An elaborate dinner, at when tweIve
guests-girlhood friends of Miss Flor
ence neutrality-suspicious. was
given at the Virginia Tuesday evening
Mrs. Daniel ]. Sheehan ana daughters,
Helen and Lillian, have returned iroAn
a two days visit in Salt Lake.
Miss Irene Rowlands left Thursday
morning for Salt Lake to spend week
with friends.
society met for their regular meeting
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Charles ii.
Gosling in Adams avenue.
The Ladies' Literary club was en-
tertained Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Stanley Dee, when
most interesting meeting was helo.
Following the election OF ofticers'
which resulted in the selection OF MFs.
Douglass Watson for president MIS-
E. t. Clark, vice president; MISS s Flos-
ence Wright, secretary, dainty reireSH-
ments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Knudson ana MI
| and Mrs. F. w. Fishburn or Brigham
City were ogden visitors Wednesday.
| Miss Cora Bassett of Salt Lake IS
visiting Miss Mildred Douglass at her
| home. SIS Twenty-fifth street.
The wedding of Miss Lillian Pitt
] niece of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Streng,
/ and ]. r. Rutland of Oakland will take
piace at 7 o'clock Thursday evening at
/ the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. StrenS'
! Twenty-third street and Adams ave-
/ nue. The reception is 70 rolloW De
/ tween the hours OF and 10 O'CLOCK.
A wedding of unusual interest Will
| be that on Saturday evening az :eO
| o'clock, when Miss Florence GWilnafns
| and Horace @. Nebeker or Logan VIII
/ be united In marriage at the home OF
the brides parents. Mr.: ana MIS-. n
! w. civilians, $40 Twenty-third street
| A reception will follow the wedding
| ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Nebeker VIII
/ leave Immediately after the reception
/ for a six weeks trip to Honolulu. On
! their return they Will reside IN Logan
! Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kuhn enter
/ tanned at a box party at the Orpheum
/ Monday evening.
/ Mrs. CLYDE Smith has returned to Og-
den and is the guest of Prof ana MIS-
Mrs. o. NJ. Foster and sister of Salt
Lake are visiting ogden friends.
| The ladies OF the Congregational
church entertained the ladies OF the
/ CITY churches Tuesday afternoon III
/ honor of Miss Miriam WoOdberry, sec
/ rotary of the woman's department OF
/ the Congregational Home missionary
/ society. Following an interesting talk
/ by Miss Woodbury., refreshments were
/ served in the church parlors
/ The Ladies' Aid society or the Con
/ gregational church held its regular
| meeting at the home of Mrs. 9. +
/ Conn, S13 Twenty-fifth street, Thurs-
Nr and Mrs. F. s. King entertained
| at an elaborate dinner at the WEBER
! club Tuesday evening, in honor OF lhelI
VVyonining friends who were mere III
| attendance at the Knights Templar
| Mrs William Glasmann and Mrs. +.
A Rarrv were the charming hostesses
1 to the Pythian Sisters Birthday cluD
on Tuesday of this week at the hohlS
I of Mrs. Glasmann in Twenty,- u :, ~ !
I street. Cards were INDUCED in, an9
/ Mrs. A. S. McBeth, Mrs. L. S. Hood ana
I Mrs ". J. Mulick were the prize WIN
ners. The rooms were pretliy u e'o
rated and arranged, and a dellclous
/ and well appointed luncheon was
/ Serve The guests were Mrs. w. n
/ Anderson, Mrs. J. D. Robb, MIS-. - a a
( 11cIxIund. Mrs. W. Williams, Mrs A >
| NTcRetb- Mrs. w D. Watson, Mrs. Isella
/ Tvree. Mrs. W. S. Hood, Mrs. D Kline
! Mrs. Z. P Gulliher, Mrs. W: a: Nc
| Cav, Mrs. c.. Mark, MIS- w. ). MullSHn
/ Mrs. stanford, Miss Louise Ritter:
Miss Ella Hinchcliff is visiting
/ friends in salt Lake.
MT. and Mrs. Otto Granner or Lara
ME. Wvo, spent the week IN Ogoen.
/ Tbe Rev. William W. Fleetwood mas
issued Invitations for mems oln dId
! 70 be given in honor or Blshop SPalu.,,
[ ing of Salt Lake on THURSDAY APIH
2S, at the parish house. ,,o -
+urned from a trip TO California
Mrs Mark Kuhn Of Albion losho
Is the guest of Mrs. Abe Kuhn' z4V4
The dance given at the High school
auditorium Friday evening was mos,
successfuI affair. The patrons W ts
9rinci1a1 and Mrs. J. o. Cross, Miss
n a KYLE. Miss Florence J. Hurst ano
" happy gathering of friends me-
on Tuesday afternoon at the nome o.
Mrs q. w. Frost in Parry avenue IT., &c
MIs 80, - ber birthday anniversary. The
J Ionae was prettily arranged for the oc'
cssion, and high five, vas played 1Se
Wrs s ]. Thomas and Mrs. NJ. Far
won first and second prizes; respee
slas,t,aS the consolation prize. The guests
T SEere Mrs. 7. spangenberg. Mrs; w. =, "A
Reeves. Mrs. F. r. Williams, MRS; w
stone. Mrs. L. Sisman, Mrs 3 J
Thomas and Mrs. NJ. Farr'