The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-26
SOCIETY

As e. generally the custom on a
holiday during the summer. Salt Lake
society WAS pretty well scattered yes
tcrday. when the numerous resorts
and country homes were the scene Of
family parties and Informal lunch
cons. dinners and suppers.
Picnic parties filled the canyons
and parks. while others spent the day
quietly at home to enjoy the hoii-
day Brighton. which has claimed a
majority Of the representative society
people the last few weeks. was the
mecca yesterday and Sunday for auto
mobile parties who went to Join
those already i'm residence. The day
delightfully."- closed with the concert
in which Miss Emma Lucy Gates ap-
pearcd. assisted by salt Lake talent.
the event being one 81 the most sue
ccssfui and unique ever enjoyed i'm
the beautiful valley in the mountain
tops.
The Country club and grounds were
well filled during the day with dif-
fcrent members who we're seeking
comfortable spot outside the city
wallis. although there were no special
functions Of any kind scheduled.
Lagoon parties were much tn evil
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proved n drawing card. and Saltair.
az usual on such a day. was taxed %
the utmost There were also several
small informal gatherings held on
cool verandas and In drawing rooms.
where a few tables Of bridge were
played TO while away the'hours.
On sunday evening Mrs. Walter
stone. assisted By her sister. Miss
Kirkpatrick. entertained two dozen
or more Of her friends az asdelight-
fully informal buffet supper at the
pleasant kirkpatrick home in Thir-
tecnth East street.
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding OF Miss Alice r. Holman and
Warren A. Baker Of Idaho Falls. TO
take place Thursday evening. July Is.
az the home Of the bride. 1923 East
Sixth South street. AZ = o'clock. The
ceremony will be performed by the
Rev. r. @. McNiecc. and viii be fol-
lowed by reception from S.30 to II.
Mr.. and Mrs V f. Fife Of the
Bransford left yesterday for the Pa
cific coast.
Mrs. J. J. Roberts and daughter.
Miss Carrie Roberts. left yesterday FOR
Bingham to spend the week with Mrs
Roberts daughter Mrs. J. F.. Der
bridge.
Mrs. c. r. shcrmer left Monday
morning for Park City TO visit her
sister Mrs. r. ID. sutton.
s.
Miss Ruth Armstrong has returned
from a months stay i'm Hood River.
ore. where she has been visiting her
father. Leroy Armstrong
Miss Charlotte Armstrong and
Helen Armstrong leave today for Los
Angeles and vicinity for an indefinite
stay.
Mrs. James Hogle and son. James
Uoglc. are expected 20 return this
week from Europe. Mrs Hogle sailed
IN February with the salt Lake party
on the steamship Cleveland. and was
Joined later by her son in France.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Mifley have
returned from n ten days trip
through the Yellowstone park and a
fishing trip on the Snake river. and
are again at home In the Hollywood
apartments.
Mrs. George Rust has as her guests
Tor the remainder Of the summer her
mother and sister. Mrs Byron Roberts
and Airs. Clifford Uisted. and little
daughters Of Kansas city.
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Mrs. William u. Foster is visiting
with friends I'm Seattle for month or
Six weeks.
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Mr. and AIRS. J. =. Caine left dur
ing the week for Brighton to occupy
their cottage there Tor the summer.
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Mr. and Mrs Roy Ridge and little
daughter Of Kansas City are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Y. Walker az the
Walker farm.
A. IT. Crabbc OF this city viii enter /
tain his brother and sistcr-in-law. Mr.. /
auI Mrs. W. q. Crabbe Of Washing