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22 . THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 17, 1908. -J
CALENPAE.
Mrs. Pred L. Oswald will on-
' tain at bridge at her homo Mon- v-
day afternoon.
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Mrs. James L. Frankou has is-
sued invitations for a large tea v
Hl to be given at her home, 44 .r v
street.' Tuesday afternoon, from
1 2 to o o'clock.
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Mrs. A. 0. Ewing will enter- v
lain at a tea at her homo, 364. v
' East South Temple, Thursday v
afternoon.
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Miss Colburuo and the faculty
of Rowland hall have issued in- -
y vitations for a reception to bo r
. given Thursday evening, from
S to 11 o'clock, at Rowland hall -r
in honor of the senior class. v
If the weather permits, the v
annua field dav exercises of v
Rowland hall will bo held Tuos- 4
day afternoon. An in teres ting v
programme will bo given, con-i-
sisling of club and dumb bell
!- drills and marching on the lawn. v
r There will also bo a "Diabolo"
r tournament, for which prizes v
r will be given. The finals in tho r
.- tennis tournament will be 5
J played.
r Mrs. Leslie L. Savage will en- v-
V tertain at a bridgo tea at her -r
!- home Thursdav afternoon in -r
r honor of Miss ftloise Sadler. v
Tho regular table d'hoto -f
t . luncheon at 1 o'clock will bo v
r served at tho Count ry club v
Wednesday.
'? Miss Sybella White Clayton r
will give a pianoforte recital at r
the Bait; Lako theater Tuesday
I- evening.
1- Miss Clara Hall will entertain v
t informally at cards Monday -r
HH) evening in honor of Miss Judith r
I- Evans and M. J. Brines. !-
1 Lawrence Pox will entertain v
r at a dinner at the Alta club -J-H
r Wednesday evening.
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'r Mrs. George T. Odell and Miss
Hl t- Jean Odell will entertain at a -
C bridgo tea Wednesday afternoon v
r in lionor of Miss Florence I-
Grant. . v
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5- Miss Georgia Webber will en- v
H r tertain at bridge at her home v-
I- Tuesday, May '2G.
r Mrs. Florence K. Woodniff v
l and Mrs. Karl Scheid will en-
5 tertain the Monday Bridgo club v
$ at a luncheon at the home of -f-
HI r Mrs. Woodrutf Monday. v
i Mrs. D. N. Straup has issued v
I invitations for a live hundred v
part3' to be given at her homo
I' Thursdav afternoon. v
Hl r Mrs. George D. Keyaer will r
! entertain at a bridge tea at her -3-
j- home Friday afternoon in honor !
I- of Miss Leila Stinglev. -I-
r . Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald -r
H will ontci-fain at a reception v
r Monday, May 18. from 2 to 6 -
I- o'clock, at their home in honor v
HI ! of their fiftieth wedding auni-
r The Sewing club will meet !-
ir Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. r
r Frederfck W. Leonard, 905 East r
-I- Fifth South street. v
I Engagements.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Miles announce
:he engagement of their daughter, Le
?na, to Roy Hatch. Tho wedding will
Lake place June 4. The- also announce
the engagement of their daughter Donna
and Ernest .IT. Burgess. Tho wedding
will take place carlv in June.
Mr. and Mrs. John Farrington an
nounce, tho engagement of their daugh
ter, Lillian E. and Davis M. Kemp.
Tho wedding will take place June 10.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Caldcv announce
the engagement of their daughter. Hazel
Alice, and Leslie II. Groesbcck. Tho
wedding will bo early in June.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. S. TToutz anuou'uco
tho engagement of their dauchter, Edda
Vcnc. and Ross C. Davis. The wedding
will bo in June.
As a surprise to their friends comes
tho announcement of the marriage of
Edna L. Clark aud Arthur W. Robinson,
which took place Januarv 25. They
aro at homo lit 270 West First North.
Mr. and Mrs. Avery wish to announce
tho engagement of their daughter, Lil
lian, to Fred McDaniels, tho wedding to
lake place some timo in June.
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Mr. aud Mrs. Thomas Dangerfield an
nounce tho engagement of their daugh
ter, Maud, to Frank Wclto, the wed
ding to take place in June.
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Mrs. S. A. Lemon announces tho en
gagement of her daughter. Birdie Ar
thur, to A. H. Enrdlcy. The wedding
will occur in the early part of June.
Weddings.
Miss Ireuo Lakin, a formerNrcsident
of this city, will be married here Wed
nesday evening, Juno 17. lo Frank
Paine of Victor, Colo. They will be
married at tho home of Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Gorham. The ceremony will bo
performed by the Rev. E. L Goshen,
in the presence of a few relatives and
friends. A reception will follow.
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A beautiful church wedding this week
will bo that of Mjss Nora Van Cott
and John Crombio Niven at (3:30 o'clock
Wednesdav evening at St. Mark's ca
thedral. Dean Brewster will officiate.
Miss Van Cott will bo attended by her
sister. Miss Pearl Van Cott. as maid
of honor, aud Miss Eloise Sadler and
Miss Florence Kimball ao bridesmaids.
Littleton Price will act as best man,
A supper to tho bridal party will fol
low the ceremonj. Later. Mr. and Mrs.
Niven will leave for California, but
will return here to mako their home.
Affairs of the Week.
Mrs. Franklin- H. Raley entertained
twenty-four at a prettily appointed
luncheon at her home Saturday. The
guests were seated at six small tables,
each of which boro a largo bunch of
phfk carnations. The other rooms were
profusely decorated with snowballs.
Mrs. J. M. Reinsimar entertained six
tables at a bridgo tea Saturday after
noon. The rooms were prettily deco
rated with palma and spring "flowers.
Mrs. Reinsimar was assisted by Mrs.
C. W. Boyd, Mre. Holliday, Mrs.
Wilding, Miss Williams and Miss
Moore. Prizes were won by Mrs. J. W.
Edmunds aud Mrs. W. E. Lake.
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Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Gloss entertained
at a beautifulb' appointed dinner at the
Wilson hotel Saturdaj- evening. An in
formal musicale at their home followed.
Tho table boie a centerpiece of pink
and white sweet peas ana honeysuckle.
The guests were Dr. and Mrs. J. C.
Hanchett, Dr. and Mrs. Boer, Mr. and
Mrs. Nowmnn, Miss Rosemary Glosz
and Judge King.
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Mrs. Don E. Rny entertained at an
Orpheum party Saturday evening. A
supper at the Wilson, in honor of Miss
Sarah Wilson, one of the June brides,
followed. Pink carnations and snow
balls were used on the tabic. Those
to meet Miss Wilson were Miss Minnie
Ray, Miss Myrtle Weber. Miss Estcllo
Davis, Miss Jano Wilson, Miss Myrtle
Jack and Mrs. A. W. Davis.
Miss Edgarda Wedgwood enter
taincd five tables at five hundred Sat-
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Of Ely, who was formerly Miss Para Fitts of this city.
urday evening. The rooms wcro deco
rated with vases of spring fiowers. Tho
guests wcro Miss Wedgwood '3 univer
siti friends.
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Among thoso who entertained at
bridge teas last week were Miss Pearl
Van Cott, Miss Lumau, Miss Seckcls,
Mrs. W. E. Fife. Mrs. II. P. Hender
son was hostess Wednesday and Thurs
day afternoons.
Miss Eloise Sadler entertained a
number of friends at a kitchen shower
Wednesday afternoon in honor of Miss
Van Cott.
Mr. and Mr3. E. E. Shcpard enter
tained at a beautifully appointed din
ner at their home Monda' evening, in
honor of the first wedding anuiversary
bf Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Handin.
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Mrs. A. IT. Poabody was the hostess
at, an informal musicale Tuesday after
noon, in honor of Mr. Pcabody's Bister,
Mrs. Nice of California, who is visit
ing here.
Miss Fannie Walters entertained
eight tables at five hundred Friday
evening in honor of Miss Irma Walker.
Tho rooms were prettily decorated with
snowballs.
Capt. and Mrs. Clinton Taylor enter
tained fourteen ut a farewell dinner
Friday evening, in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur D. Coon and their two
boj-s, who left that evening for Cali
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About severity-five ladies of tho Aid
Eociety of tho First Congregational
church gave n surprise party Friday
afternoon in the church parlors, in
honor of their retiring president. Mrs.
J. W. Smith. A beautiful Navajo rug
was presented to her. The presentation
speech was made by Mrs. O. D. Brown,
tho secretary of the society. The rooms
waro beautifully decorated with rugs,
flowers, plants and draperies. Refresh
ments were served, Mrs- Moore. .Miss
Dwycr and Miss Evans rendered a flno
programme of instrumental and vocal
music.
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Miss Hazel Bishop entertained at her
home, 726 West South Temple street,
Friday. Her guests were the Masses
Recsson. Bailey, Marks. Knight. Han
son, Folland and Seals: Messrs. Seward,
Fred Castoria, Caso, McDonald, Street,
Cardwcll, Winegcr and Collins.
Miss Calla Crane will leave tho first
of June for Milwaukee, where sho will
spend the summer with hor sister, Mrs.
Carl Prinz.
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Mrs. B. B. Owen aud two childreu
will leave Tuesdav for Seattle, where
they will Epend the summer.
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Mrs. G. F. Stiehl and son, Ralph, will
leave the first part of Juno for the
East, where they will spxmd two or
three months.
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Mrs. Ellsworth Dagectt and Mrs.
lames Hogle will sail from New York
next Wednesday on tho Cedric, going
directly to Loudon.
Mrs. C. W. Fifield will leave Mon-
dav for a short trip East.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Sawyer and small
son of Hailey, Ida., are here visiting
Mrs. Sawyer's mother, Mrs. Dickert.
Dr. and Mrs. Jack Keith and little
daughter, who have spent the winter in
Los Angeles, are expected here the first
of June.
Mr. and Mrs. W, W. Chisholm rc
turued Saturday, after spending the
winter in Southern California,
Among the Stanford students who
havo returned arc Miss Zeda Bothwell,
Miss Helen Monroe, Miss Mary Gun
ncll. Fred Hale. Louis and Earl Farns
worth. Miss M,nufl Miller will return
today.
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Among tho High school teachers who j
arc goincr East for tho summer are
Mrs. Fred Bickford. Miss Riley and
Mrs. Leatherwood. Miss Messmore and
Miss McVickor are yoing to tho Coast,
and Miss Dukes will spend the summer
abroad.
Friends will bo clad to hear of the
arrival of a son. May -1. to Mr. and
Mrs. G. ITarrv Roberts of Denver. Mrs.
1 Roberts w;as formerly Miss Myra Sowlcs
of this city. "
Miss Elizabeth Arnold of Illinois is
, here to spend a fuw weeks with Dr.
and Mrs. L. E. Arnold.
Miss Katheriuc Laurenco of Park
City is the guest of Miss Adelaide Pet
ers" for a few weeks.
Miss Florence Oarison will leave on
Tuesday for Deuver. where she will
spend a few weeks with her sister aud
brother.
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Captain and Mrs. R. H. Allen are
here from tho Philippines visitiuir Mrs.
Allen 's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Mclntj're. Mrs. Allen will be here some
time. Captain Alien will go to Fort
Shoridan, 111., June 8. to attend the
riflo tournament. Lieutenant Parker
will also attend tho tournament, aud
Mrs. Parker will spend several weeks
hero with her parents, Mr. aud Mrs.
Edward Richards.
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Bishop Franklin S. Spalding and his
mother, Mrs. J. F. Spalding, of Den
ver, and his two sisters, will sail from
Now York, June 6, on tho Oceanic to
spend tho summer in England.
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Mrs. 0. W. Powers and Mr. and Mrs.
J. R. Walker will return the middlo of
the week, after several weeks spent
in San Francisco. Mra. Powers will
return by way of Los Angeles.
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Kean Miller will return tho last of
June from Woostor academy, where he
has spent two years.
Mrs.- Chcesman of Washington, D.
C-, is here to spend tho summer with
her eon, M. J. Chcesman.
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Mrs. R. C. Aley has returned, after
spending several weeks with hor mother
in Oakland, Cal.
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Mr. and Zslrs. D. C. Lilloy will leave
Tuesday for Denver, where- tbey will
make their home. Mrs. Lillcv's mother,
Mrs. Arthur, will return Tuesday to
her home in Chicago.
Mrs. R. S. Connor has returned, after
a visit in Long Beach and Los An
geles. Sho was accompanied homo by
Mr. Connor's mother.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Hagcnbarth
and family will leave this week for
Idaho for the summer.
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Colonel H. J. Pcnfold of the staff
of 'Governor Sheldon of Nebraska and
Mrs. Pcnfold aro visiting F. W. Pcn
fold and H. Vanco Lane of Salt Lake.
Colonel Penfold and hid wifo are on
their way to their home at, Ornaha,
after witnessing tho nrrival of tho fleet
of warships at San Francisco.
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Miss Edna Lawrence of Dubuque, la.,
is in the city, tho guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Addison Cain.
Clubs. '
The Woman's club will havo a pic
nic Tuesday, May 19, at the country
home of Mrs. A. V. Taylor, at East
MjII Creek. All members 'are requested
to take tho Sugar House car in time
to reach Sugar Houeo by 1 o'clock.
Hero they will be met b3T a carriage.
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The Twentieth Century club will meet
Monday afternoon. May IS, with Mrs.
A. Fred Wey.
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The art section of the Ladies' Lit
erary club will meet at 10 o'clock at
the dub house, Thursdav, May 21. A
paper will bo read by Mrs. -J.'M. Rey
nolds on English cathedrals.
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Tho rogular monthly mectiDg of the
Woman's leaguo will be helu at tho
PaeknTd Library hall, Monday, May IS,
at 3 p. m. The following programme
will bo given, uud every woman in
terested in tho city schools should mako
it a point lo be present. "Play
Grounds," by Miss 'Rosalie Pollock;
"What Our Schools Need." J. S.
Welch, and "Night Schools," the Ucv.
E. I. Goshen.
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The last meeting of the season of
the Daughters of the American Revolu
tion, Spirit of Liberty chapter, met
Thursday afternoon at the homo of Mrs.
Henry La Mottu. Four of the young
ladies who competed in tho D. A. R. med
al contest in February gave their orat
ions iu a most pleauing manner. After a
short business meeting, the officers for
next vear were elected as follows: Re
cent, "Mrs. Henry La Motte: viccregent,
Mrs. It. L. Tracy; secretary, Mrs. Ros
coe M. Brocden; treasurer, Miss Anna
V. Decker; registrar, Mrs. L. II. Stohr,
and historian. Mrs. C. E. Allen. The
directors will be Mrs. C. S. Kinney, with
Mrs. L. C. Miller and Mrs. Grant
Hampton, who arc hold over from last
year.
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A social meeting of the Y. W. C. A
will beheld at the rooms in tho Brooks
arcado, Thursday night. Misa Zor
baugh and Miss Allen will be tho hos-
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tesscs. There will be music by a string
quartette and reading by Mrs. O. H.
wise. All who are''interestcd aro in
vited. . .
Tho Wasatch Literary club will have
its last meeting Tuesday, May 19, at
the Gunton Memorial chapel, corner of
Eleventh South and Eleventh East.
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Tho Plate club will meet. Thursday.
Maj- 21, with Mrs. Emmett Moore, at
161 South Eleventh East.
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Tho Daughters of tho Pioneers will
meet at the Lion House Wednesdav aft
ernoon, May 20, at j o'clock. Elabo
rate preparations are being made for
tho Young family rounion, which will
bo held at Waudamcro Mouda-, Juno
1. A lino musical and literary pro
grammo will bo given, followed by
dancing.
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Tho Seekers' Litorary club will meet
Tuesday, Mav 19, with Mrs. II. L.
Deacon 351 West First North.
The J. B. G. club met with the
Misses Trapp last Friday evening. The
now officers were elected.
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Tho Quiugcnta club meets with Mrs.
Georgo II. Ifaybould Wednesday afi
ernoou at 613 South West Temple.
Music.
Mrs. C. G. Plummer will sing a .
at St. Mark's churchy this moraii3
Among thoso who will ocoup? '1.,
for tho piano recital by Miss.ByMKt
White Clavton, Tuesday evenuiffi:
Mr. and Mrs. Hebor M. Wella, &-ffl
Mrs. C. S. Burton, Mr. and MArMg
M. Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. .
Dayiics, and Mrs. N. W. Claytdn-fct
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