The Salt Lake tribune. [volume], January 10, 1908, Page 5, Image 5

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i THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, FRIDAY HORNING, JANUARY 10, 1908. ' ' 5 ! . ! '
sOCIETYj
f CALENDAE,
t Tho Misses Hazol Oswald ami
L- Charlotte Bothwcll will enter-
E tain at n dancing party this v
L evehinjr at tho home of uss !
t Botliwcll. 9 v
& Dr. and Mrs. G. B. Pfout2
a.' rill entortain at a large dancing
K.' part' at their home this oven- v
inc, in honor of Sir. ami Mrs.
E Karl A. Schcid and Mrs. Harry v
f , V. Gue. J
L Tho Friday Evening Card clul)
will meet Litis evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin .Raymond, v
at 0G2 Seeond avenue. !
2 Tho Misses Clara Sowles and
E Frances Graham will entertain -
at cards this afternoon at the !
i homo of tte former on Third v
1 -
I The Ladies' Literary club
Ep will meet this afternoon at 2
o'clock in the clubhouse. Mrs.
4 Don Corny will read a paper on
i. "The Newspaper From a Worn-
nn's Point of View," and Miss v
is. Dikes will read on "What We !
Should Demand of the Novel." -J-
K. Vocal eolos will bo given by
i Miss Edna Evans and llugh
Doug3ll. Edward Kimball will v
rive tome of his own composi- v
f tions on the jiano.
j. Mrs. M. M. Johnson, Mrs. C. v
(. JL Owen and Mrs. Harry S. 4
Knight have issued invitations
. for a tea, to bo given at Mrs. 4-
JohriBon's home, Wednesday aft- r
j. ernoon, January 15, in houor of 4
Mrs. Francis B. (Jhoate.
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S Miss Gratia Flanders has is- r
3 cnod invitations for a piano re- r
$ cita.1, to be given by her pupil, -I
5 Master Henry Oberndorfcr, at -!
tho First Congregational church,
J Tuesday evening, January 14, v
assisted by Morris Andrews and !
John Howard Payne, both pu- v
s pils of Mr. Skelton, tho violin-
t-vl'i : ; : : : ::....;
JCrs. H. J- Wallace, with MJss Jo
ipphine Wallace. Miss Bessie L Chapin
ind Miss Edna S. Chapin of Hollywood,
u& guests at Hotel Del Coronado,
oronado, Cal. Mlrs. Wallace is chap
ironing the girls, who aro down to
ittend tho various social functions in
lonor of tho. warships in. port at San
Diego.
W. IT. Shearman and Miss Shearman
sntertaincd at. an informal musical
Thnrsday evening, at their home, in
lonor of their sister, Mrs. Harrj- D.
'uc, who is visiting here from Now
r'ort. Tho house waj pret'tily deco
cted with red and green.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Scott, entertained
;ix at tho Salt Lake Theater Tlinrs-
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day evening, in honor of their giest,
Miss iMuriel Dingham of Toronto. Later
they enjoyed a supper at the Wilson,
the table being prcttilj' decorated with
American Beauties.
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Mr. and Mrs. Carl Prilz of Cincin
nati spent two or three days here,
with Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Baer, at tho
Bransford, on their way to Califor
nia. . Mr. and Mrs. George II. Pattison of
Chicago will arrivo this evening, to
visit relatives hero, Miss Gilmorc and
Miss Frost, in tho Kensington flats.
Tho Misses Linda and Marguerite
Jessup will return tho middle of tho
month, after spending the holidays with
their mother and sister at Pasadena.
Miss Estellc Clinton returned Wednes
day, after six weeks at tho Hot Springs
in" Oregon. She is now tho guest of
her brother, Dr. Will Ellcrbcck.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Halo, who arc
visiting their daughter, Mrs. T. B.
Hunter, at Monterey, Cal., will return
hero tho first of February.
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Governor Joiu C. Cutler, accompa
nied bv Mxs. Cutler and Miss Hazel
Cutler, 'left Thursday for a ten days'
trip to Los Angeles.
Mrs. E. Fj. Hunt entertained threo
tables vor3' informally at bridge Thurs
day afternoon, in honor of her guest,
Mrs. C. C. Blocb. i
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Mrs. Frances B. Choato arrived here
Woduesdav to visit Mrs. M. M. Joun
fcOD, on her way from California to her
homo at Detroit.
J. W. Houston will return tho first
of tho week, having spent the holidays
with his wife and daughters at 2sow
York.
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Aley will
i be at home to their friends after Janu
ary 15 at No. 1 Canning flats.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Porter will leave
Chicago today to go to Los Angeles,
where they will visit their daughter,
Mrs. Mann.
Mrs. W. S. Beers and Mrs. W. T.
Snyder are visiting their sister, Mrs.
Lo Comptc, at Parle City.
Mrs; Mary M. F. Allen is here from
Park Citv for a few days.
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