The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-15
SOCIETY
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Another one of the delightful June
teas was that given by Mrs. Joseph
T.. Game at her home on b street yes
Jerday afternoon. The rooms were fra
grant with "a wealth OF flowers and
were thTonged with guests during the
hours of the afternoon IN the drawing
ROOM where stood the receiving par
ty, wild mountain bluebelis were used
most effectively for decoration, great
jars filed with the flowers filling the
corners and fireplace In the library
red roses were used, the mantei and
shelves being banked with them The
dining room was entirely in brilliant
yellow and brown coriopSis. Suspend
ed over the table was a brass bowl of
the flowers and several vases filed
with the flowers decorated the mantel.
The table was covered with an e1quis-
tie cover Of lace. and silver and glass
frightened the whole. Receiving with
Mrs. Game were AIRS. Frank W. Jen-
uings and Miss Blanche E(imbal. MIS-
Kenneth c. Kerr ard Mrs. David d.
Hampstead served punch In the libra
ry. Mrs James j.. Jennings poured
coffee In the dining room and Miss
Hauauer served ice. Assisting I'm serv-
ing were Miss Jasmine Young and
Miss Allie Miller. An orchestra was
stationed on the yeranda, furnishing
delightful music.
Miss Anna Mccormick entertained a
dozen of the young girls at an infor-
NAL luncheon at the Country club yes
terday for Miss Inez Trent of Palo
Alto who is q guest In the city. The
other guests We're Mrs. Ernest Bam-
berger. Miss Katherine Williams, Miss
Sherman, Miss Laura Sherman, Miss
Miller, BIiss Margie Miller, Miss Kath-
crime Geddes, Miss Addie Zane, Miss
Stella Salisbury and Miss Dorothy
/ Kinney.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Weir left yes
/ terday for ST. Louis. They VIII spend
I q few DAYS at the exposition. and viii
I go on to New York, sailing thence for
+ the British isles June Is. They will
return about the middle of September.
] Mrs. Ezra Thompson bas issued in
! vitations for a tea to be given a week
from today.
/ Miss Elinor Peterson win be at home
for the summer at .43 Fifth East
/ street.
! Mr.. and Mrs ~. r. Wightman and
/ Miss Mary Wightman are at home for
the summer at $40 East Brigham
street.
Captain and Mrs. Briant S. Wells
/ arrived in san Francisco Monday eve
ming and viii reach here Friday aft
ernoon.
AIRS. Guy Eldredge of New York is
in the CITY. a guest at the E]dredge
home on East First South street.
Mrs Walter Lewis of Butte, Mont.
is I'M the city and viii spend the next
( fortnight at the home Of her mother
on South Main street
Two large teas are planned for this
/ afternoon, one at the home of Mrs
Samuel i. Fenton, and one at the
( home Of Miss Althea Wheeler for Mrs
Alice p. Norton of Chicago
Mrs. Nebeker, Mrs. Claude Gates
and BIrs. Raymond VIII entertain al
cards this afternoon at the Young
I home on West First South street.
"a
Mrs Longmaid has returned 10 heI
home in Helena, Mont, after visit
/ Of several weeks with Miss Edith
+ Sherman.
Mrs. Charles Wilkes and little
daughter have gone TO Logan TO spend
the summer with Captain and Ars
Isl. u. Styer.
Hoyt Sherman is expected hound
from the east next week.
Mrs. Alexander Dowd OF Sunuysids
entertained at q luncheon yesterday
for the members Of the Sewing cluI
and a few guests. The affair was q
flag day luncheon and the decorations
throughout the sharp home Oh i
street were in the national colors. Ths
long table was decorated with red
white and blue flowers, and tiny flag.
were at each place I'm the parior.
flags were draped on every hand AND
flowers In the three colors decorated
the corners. The guests were. Mrs
H. y. Mayo. AIRS. -. S. Spencer, Mrs
Henry Miller Mrs. Root Mrs John n
SHARP, AIRS. George Putnam, Mrs. Geo
Cushing. Mrs. Miles, Mrs. Barbec, Mrs