The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-27
Ociety &

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The musical tea given yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. Holmes was one of
the most delightful events OF the pres
ent season. The beautiful home was
decorated in the autumn colors, and
presented a lovely picture 20 the guests
as they entered. Autumn leaves in all
their wealth OF color filled the vases,
and branches OF the same were ar
ranged throughout the rooms. In the
dining room the table was decorated
with the autumn cOlors, and acre Mrs,
jay Il. Harris served sheFbet and Mrs.
w. Cunningham poured coffee. At
table in the library Miss Leta Mcmillan
ana Miss Grace Emery served punch.
The programme presented during the
afternoon included two charming solos
BY Mrs. Martha Royle King, spring is
Here" and the plantation Lullaby"
and two by Mr.. Fred Graham, MY
Dream" by Tosti and Miss Gaynor's
"Slumber Boat" The many friends OF
both the young artists said that they
had seldom been heard TO so good ad-
vantage. and with Mr.. Shepard as ac-
companist. II is needless TO say their
songs We're greatly enjoyed.
Today at the Country club promises
70 be a specially brilliant day. Tea will
be served as usual at O'Clock. but
there viii be such an array of hostesses
that every man in the club may be
served with his tea at the same time.
The hostesses for the day are The
Bachelor Maids" and the maids are
the Misses Crawford, Cosgriff, Dooly,
bern, Geddes, Hardness, Judge, Ken
yon KerVin, Kinney, Leonard, Lowe,
McGrath, Mccormick, Miller, Mason,
Porter, Read, Sherman. Sprague, Han
auer, Woodward. Burke and Young
Needless TO say. there win be a larger
attendance than usual. The men will
play the first round in the club cham
pionship.
Mrs. f. a. Wall entertained again
yesterday at cards, the game of the day
being euehre. Six tables were flied
with guests. and at the conclusion Of
the game prizes were awarded TO Mrs.
A. H. Tarbet. Mrs. Pinkerton for the
lone hands and Mrs. A. d. Crossman.
After the games were played Mrs. Pin
kerton favored the company with a
splendid vocal solo and Mrs. A. 7. Kerr
and Mrs. MeGurrin gave some piano
selections.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. DAILY have re-
turned from a months pleasure trip in
the east.
Rev. p. A. Simpkin returns from a
trip to Chicago Sunday.
Last evening at the First Methodist
church a reception was rendered 10 the
new pastor. the Rev. !. n. Moorehead
and his family, and the congregation
was out In full force. A hearty well
come was extended TO the minister and
his family, and very fine programme
was rendered in connection.
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Mrs. S. B. futile entertained at a de-
lightful tea last evening at s o'clock
followed by talk on Fiction" by Miss
Cora Mcdonald of Colorado Springs.
Miss Juliet Marks of Ogden is spend
ing a few days in the city with Mr.. and
Mrs. Marks.
The Misses Holmes will leave next
Wednesday for Chicago. where they
viii continue their college work.
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don, who have been the guests of Mrs.
II. c. Browniee for the summer. will
leave Sunday for their home in st.
Louis.
The Sewing club will meet this after
noon with Mrs. c. L. Richards.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Taggart returned yes
terday from their summer outing. They
will be at home Saturdays at the studio
after Oct 10.
Mrs. Alfred Bersbach, Miss Amy
Bersbach and Mr.. Sam Porter are Wis
iting for a few days at the farm home
of Mr.. Otto Bersbach, which is in the
canyon near the Old Arm Chair.
Miss Fannie Bird viii entertain to-
day at a Kensington in honor of Miss
Pauline Groo.
Mrs. L. c. Miller will entertain again
today at tea in honor of her mother
and her aunt.
Preston ]. Cannon and Hiss Mabel r.
Harker. both OF this city, were married
In the temple yesterday afternoon and
left last night on a mission TO Ger
many. A license for their marriage was
issued in the forenoon, shortly before
the ceremony, and the couple left over
the Oregon Short Line last night While
abroad Mrs. Cannon viii devote her
time to the study OF art, and her hus-
band will be engaged in mission work
among the Germans.
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Mrs. w. V. Rice of Park City yes
terday gave a dinner to the caddies at
the Country club There were thirty
two OF the lads seated at the tables.