The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-21
State Society



tary 10 Miss Jane Honey, OF salt Lake
ely j theatre party al the Ellen was
Iirst enjoyed, followed by an elaborate
home.
Miss Chloe smoot spent a few days
the fore part OF the week in salt LaSe
Miss Eta Brown and Miss Hosie.
members OF the faculty Of the state
Normal OF Nebraska. stopped OH IN
Provo 10 visit Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. Brown
on their return trip from Yellowstone
park.
Miss Alta Taylor charmingly enter
tanned an a lawn party me members
OF her Sunday school class Monday art
ernOon. An excellent program OF games
and music was enjoyed Dy aDout forty
young people.
was the guest Of honor at a bridge
party given Saturday afternoon by her
sister. Mrs. Sam 6cbwab.
Mrs. W. j. Brown chaperoned a party
OF young people on an outing 10 upper
Falls for a couple OF days
Mrs Elizabeth BOnnemOrt mas re-
turned 10 her home in Salt Lake, arter
visit with relatives in Provo
Miss Hazel Goddard left the first part
OF the week To visit with relatives ana
friends in Idaho.
Miss katherine Alexander Is NislllnB
friends ina salt Lake
Miss ReVa BaWn entertained al
bundle shower Tuesday in honor OF ner
sister. Miss Vera, whose marriage 10
OFan Walker is announced for August
"a About thirty guests enjoyed a
social afternoon ana many beautitul
presents We're received by the popular
young bride-tO-be.
Nh md Mrs. Elmer Strong spent sun
day with relatives and friends IN salt
Mrs. Grant c. Bagley has returned
home after a few days in Payson-
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Irvine are enjoy
ing a visit through the East. They eX-
pect 10 visit all the prominent cities
before returning
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. MeAdam en-
tertained at dinner "Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. owen Rowe and MISS Jane
Honey, sister OF Mrs Rowe. covers
We're laid for ten,
Master Irvine Scott entertained "a
number OF his young friends al the
home of his parents, Mr., and Mrs. Can
By Scott Tuesday evening in honor OF
his fourteenth birthday. The lawn was
lighted with Japanese lanterns and here
the young people made merry until
late hour
Mrs. Joseph Nibley Of Salt Lake is
spending the week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs ". II. Dusenberry. she
IS accompanied by Miss Alice Nibley-
The SorOsis JUNIORS met Monday even
ing al the home OF Miss FlOssie Dunn.
Miss Fay Loose gave very interesting
paper on MARY, Queen OF scots, ana
Miss Anna Newell one on "Clamlnade-
The Stewart family reunion was held
Saturday at Castillo. over one nun
dred members were in attendance, in
Guiding guests from Salt Lake and
Brigham.
The Agenda club pleasantly enter
tanned the members of the Forget-Me-
Not club az a lawn party Saturday
evening at the home OF Miss Jessie
Eastm0nd. The lawn was prettily ar
ranged with coy corners and brilliant
Is lighted for the occasion. About thirty
Young people made the time pass mer-
rily in dancing and music. Refresh
ments were served.
The host of friends of Senator and
Mrs Reed SmoOt Will be pleased 10
learn of the announcement made by
Hir and Mrs. @. W. Nib-ey of Salt Lake
of the enga cement of their daughter
Miss Alice. 20 Harold Reed Smoot The
marriage will take place i'm early fall
Mrs j. y. strong ent rtained at a
kensiugtOn al her home Tuesday after
noon. About twenty ladies enjoyed
pleasant afternoon.
Mrs. Kitty Hines has returned home
after an absence Of three weeks. spent
with her daughter, Mrs. DIT. Slater in
Los Angeles.
Miss Alice Num- cume from La
Graude. ore Thursday 70 spend few
weeks an Olmstead.
Lucille, of salt Lake, who have been az
the Upper falls, entertained at dinner
at the Lamar hotel the following
guests Misses Ida Proctor, Ethel and
Opal Noon Dorothy Newcomb and Mrs.
Don. r.. Corey.
Miss sadie Murdoch Of Heber spent
the week visiting her brother and his
wife. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Murdoch
The Second ward enjoyed a delightful
outing al the park Wednesday. The
Juvenile orchestra was in attendance.
Games, music and sports OF all kinds
We're enjoyed by all.
a vely pleasing social was given
Thursday evening by the ScandinaVians
of the CITY, in honor Of ~ NJ. Christen-
sen. 4 very enjoyable musical program
was given and a dainty lap lunch
served.
l. /. Num- is spending few days at
Olmste4d, entertaining as his guest his
sister Miss Alice Nunn.
Among the salt Lakers rusticating at
the Upper falls are Mr.. and Mrs. F. $.
Walden. Mr.. and Mrs. c. a. RaysOn, Mr..
and Mrs Irish and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. RauCher, Miss Hazel Ostler and
Miss Clara Tuchfield and j. b. Snyder
and G. y. Co.Tuthers, Mrs. ". c. Col
bert.
Mrs. r. E. Nelson entertained a few
friends at dinner Monday evening i'm
compliment TO her sister, Mrs. Henry
Mullan.
Mrs. Andrew ]. Stewart entertained a
few friends at dinner Tuesday, in COM
pliment 10 Mrs. Eva s. Hayes of Port
land. ore.
The following ladies and gentlemen
ed a launch party Monday after
nc making a trip across the lake:
D. l4ston. sherman Fargo, Mrs. r. ID.
Sutton, Mrs. Ida Tooley, Miss Carrie
Sutton and Lin kim5all.
DIT. and Mrs. A j. Stewart and Mrs.
Blanch Parker came 10 Provo the fore
part Of the week in an auto.
Miss LeOna Goodwin has returned
home after a visit with friends in Salt
Lake City,
Mrs. Reed Anderberg is visiting in
Salt Lake City, the guest of Mrs. Anna
Jevne.
The Rainbow Trout company enter
tanned ar a banquet AT their property
In South Fork Wednesday. Among the
Invited guests were. President John
Henry Smith of salt Lake Senator
SmoOt. Rev. and Mrs. Mullen of POca-
tell0 Ida Postmaster and Mrs. James
Glove Mr.. and Mrs. Dutfin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Evans, Sheriff and Mrs
Judd. Mr. and Mrs. HolbrOok, Judge
and Mrs. ]. T.. Booth, Attorney and Mrs
Cuff Mrs. r. f.. Nelson and Misses
Sadie and Maud Graham, Messrs Baird
Bert and Ben Bullock, and iW. E.
Stoker.
Bert Bullock of Raymond. Canada.
is visiting his mother and many reia-