The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-21
SOCIETY
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Mrs. Charles G.. Plummer was the
hostess yesterday at an originally
planned entertainment in honor of
Miss Florence Robinson A number OF
the younger girls were entertained at
a japanese tea early i'm the afternoon.
The girls came i'm japanese costumes
and enjoyed tea Tn the true japanese
style seated upon the floors. An fur
niture was removed from the rooms
save a few screens and flowers and
everything was made as nearly like
the real japanese home as possible.
Later a number of guests came i'm and
were served by the same young girls
in costume. who were Miss Florence
Robinson Miss Aileen MacLean, Miss
Marge Miller, Miss Helen Gillespie,
Miss laura Sherman, Miss Nettie Bee
man. Miss Myra Sowles, Miss Mary
Talbot, Miss Grace Emery, Miss Stella
Salisbury and Miss Leta Mcmillan
Besides these about thirty guests called
during the afternoon.
Hugh satterIee will entertain at
supper at the University club next
Tuesday evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Igleheart viii
hereafter be at home 10 their friends
at so First street.
The men players at the Country club
will have a qualifying match today
and viii classify for the tournament
with the Butte team.
Miss Edythe Hale returned last even
ing from Stanford, where she was
graduated in the English course last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Hugh Park and Miss Sara Reid
Park viii return to-day from Califor-
MIA. Robert Park and Hugh Park jr.,
Mexico and the latter In the northern
part OF California
Miss Helen Bailey was the hostess
last evening at a pleasant party at
which about thirty-hVe OF her friends
were entertained. The cheerful home
was decorated with quantities of cut
flowers and a variety of the old-tash-
Toned games was played Am informal
musical programme followed.
The luncheon given by the Salt Lake
WOman's club yesterday at the Conn
merciaI club was the FIRST event of it's
kind in the history of the club. and
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room was used and the club members
and their guests were seated at q
large round table which was decorated
entirely In white and green, the club
colors A low bowl OF snow balls and
white llacs formed the centeTpiece,
and around this was a bed of bridal
wreath Dainty place cards done in
the green We're used. Mrs. X. n. Piper
acted as tOastmistTess and toasts were
given as follows, Mrs. Piper, Look
ing Forward Mrs. C.. S. Kinney.
Woman: Miss Fannie Buckbee,
I "Our President Mrs. Howard s.
stowe. "Our one Charter Member +;
Mrs A. j. Johnson Looking For
ward" Mrs. Allen T. Sanford, 'Our
Honorary Member Miss Monroe Be
sides the club members there were
present as guests Mrs Ellsworth Dag
gett, Mrs Charles -. Moore, Mrs.
Dole. Mrs Walter Scott, Mrs ~. p.
Minor Mrs. Powers, Mrs. Mudgett and
Miss Monroe
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dinwoodey VIII
entertain the old frien0s of Mrs A.
A. Adams informally tomorrow eVen-
ing at their home on First street.
/ Mrs Terrell and DR. ard Miss Ter
reil are at home for tho early summer
az -ae Ahtla Elaat street
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Mr. and Mrs. Leon Sweet are home
from their wedding trip and are at
4 the Euutsf0rd They VIII shortly be
at home at ga East Second South
/ street.
Miss MeLauFy Of New YORK is in the
city the guest of herssister, Mrs By
5 ron Cummings
! Mr. and Mrs. Joel T. Priest viii
/ move into their new home. S. street
the latter part Of next week
Mrs. Martha Royle King. who bias
/ been the guest of Captain and Airs
/ r. ID. Styer at logan, win return to-
day.
The High school iuniors entertained
I the members o. the class ~ 9i Wltb