The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-07
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Miss Amy Bersbaeh Of Chicago was
the guest Of honor yesterday afternoon
at a most enjoyable card party given
byi Miss Mamie Porter. Sixty OF the
friends Of the young ladies were pres
ent, and the game played was hearts.
Tables were heart-shaped cards done
in water cOlOrs. with dainty figures.
The score cards were also manipulated
and showed designs OF Gibson girls.
The parlOrs were beautifully decorated
with palms and flowers. the prevailing
colors being red and white. The first
prize was won by Miss Bersbach. the
others being awarded 10 Mrs. S. c.
Park, Mrs. Robert II. Officer and Miss
Abbie Wells.
Those present were Mrs. Reid, Mrs.
MeCuteheon, Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs.
Bartch. Mrs. Richards, Mrs. Witcher.
Miss Edyth Ellerbeck. Miss Stringent.
Miss Jennings. Miss Evans. Miss Doc
ly, Miss Phyllis Young, Mrs. Sam Park,
Miss Dern. Mrs. Roberts. Mrs. Adams.
Mrs. Pardee. Miss Mcmillan. Mrs. JOp-'
lin, Mrs. McGurrin, Mrs, Pearsall, Miss
Miller, Miss Welby, Miss Geddes, Miss
Lena Welby, Miss Jacobs, Mss Bess
Han, Miss Gridley. Miss Anna Hall.
Mrs. Harris. Mrs. Ellerbeck. Mrs.
Sharp, Miss Jones. Miss Bird. Mrs.
Price, Miss Laura Bird, Miss Shannon,
Miss Frances Howat. Miss Kinney,
Mrs. Parsons. Miss Mary Kinney, Miss
Terhune, Miss Amy Bersbaeh. Miss
May Sharp. Miss Bertha Carter. Miss
Kinnersley, Miss Helen Gillespie, Mrs.
McCune, Mrs KnickeFboeker, Mrs
johnson. Mrs. Nye. Mrs. Ritter. Miss
Zane. Miss Leonard, Mrs. Officer, Miss
sallie Lenoard, Miss Mcintyre, Mrs.
Schoppe.
one OF the delightful events OF the
present season was the reception last
evening given by Mr.. Duncan McVichie
and Mrs Corning in honor OF their sis
ter. Mrs. Wright. of Michigan. The
house was decorated entirely in white
and green, a lattice work of the green
smilax separating the rooms. Smllax
was festoOned from the chandeliers,
and ropes of 1t were draped from the
corners of the rooms. In the dining
room handsome candelabra with white
and green shades lighted the table.
Mrs. A. ]. Hosmer assisted in receiv-
ing the guests, and Mrs. 9. r. PearsaIl
served punch in the upper hall. The
dining room was in charge of Mrs.
Robert H. officer and Mrs. Charles
Post. string orchestra in the upper
hall furnished fine music throughout
the evening, and over 100 guests called
during the evening.
DR.. and Mrs. w. f. Loomis are at
home in their new residence on the
corner of n and Third streets.
Mrs. w. B. searle OF Provo is the
guest Of Miss Fannie Buckbee.
Miss Miriam Nelke is visiting Mrs.
! Emma Mooney at her home on Second
East street.
Mr.. T. A Cosgriff and sister. Eliza
beth. and Miss Bowman have gone to
Denver TO attend the Festival Of Noun
tain and Plain.
Mrs. James Meier left for Switzerland
on Saturday last, having received news
of the serious Illness Of her daughter,
Helene, who has been there for the
past few months on account Of her
poor health.
Miss Claudia Morris is visiting
friends in Louisiana. Mo.
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Miss Abbie Wells leaves shortly for
TRIP 10 New YORK.
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Mrs. Alfred Bersbach and Miss Amy
Bersbach Of Chicago, who have been
the guests for some time of the Porter
family, viii leave Sunday for their
home.
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Mrs. Elbridge Thomas will entertain
at cards Thursday evening.
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Mrs. z. C. Parsons has invitations
out for Friday afternoon.
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Mrs. w. s. Webster left yesterday for
Los Angeles. Cal. where she will spend
| a few months.