The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-01
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yesterday at large and thoroughly de-
llghtTul luncheon followed by cards, at
Wnlcn some forty of her friends were
entertained at her beautiful home on
the East Drive The entire house was
decorated with crimson rambler. great
branches of it festooning the pillars
ana newell posts, and vases of il bank
ing the mantels. The guests were seat
Cd at one large and seven small tables
the large table holding three high vases
OF the deep red flowers. Each Of the
small tables held as a central decora-
ton a tall cut glass vase filed with the
rambler and gypsy fiIium and the whole
was strewn over with rose leaves
Foliowing the luncheon the game of
500 was played, in which prizes were
Won by Mrs J. D. Wood and Mrs. f. j.
Dickert.
The guests were Mrs James A Min
er, Mrs H. j. Dininny, Mrs. S. w. Sears.
AIRS Ellen Elliott, Mrs. c. d. Moore,
Mrs. c. II. Van Amman, Mrs. IsadOre
Mayer, Mrs. Paulina Sands Mrs
Charles Cain Crismon. Mrs. f. d.
Hobbs, Miss Edith Hobbs, Mrs. +. A.
WedgwOod. Mrs. A. H. Tarbet Mrs.
Thomas Kearns, Mrs. c. BuckhoItz.
/ Mrs Roberts of Chicago, Mrs Paul
King of Michigan, Mrs. A 3. Hirth,
Mrs w. F. Adams. Miss Gertrude Da-
mon, Miss Lucille Sears. Miss Claire
Ellerbeck, Mrs. w. r. Wightman. Mrs.
w. /. Snyder. Mrs. w. W. Armstrong,
Mrs Peter Mcpherson, Mrs. John Reed,
Mrs j. ID. Woods, DIR. Lydia Muma of
Indiana, Mrs. f. J. Dickert Mrs. Joseph
l.. Rawlins. Mrs. Walter Scott. Mrs.
George w. Snow. Mrs. Thomas Ma
rioneaux, Mrs. Hal w. Brown. Mrs.
Agnes Osborne and Mrs. William II.
Dale.
Mrs. Charles G.. Plummer and Mrs
w. Montague Ferry entertained a few
of the musicians of the city yesterday
at luncheon at the Country club in
compliment to Madam Ancella NJ. Fox
of Chicago, who is the guest of Miss
Agatha Berl1hoel. The long table was
covered with trailing branches of Grim
son rambler, the great sprays being so
arranged as to preserve the natural
bent of the gorgeous flower. Seated at
the table with the hOstesses and the
guest of honor were Miss BerkhOel, Mrs.
f j. Fabian. Mrs. Ira Lewis. Mrs.
Martha ROyle King. Mrs. William A.
Wetzell, Mrs. Graham F. Putnam, Miss
GeneTe Ellerbeck, Madam Amanda
SwensOn and Mrs. Benner Y. Smith.
Another luncheon at the Country club
was that given by Mrs. E. O. Howard
in compliment to Miss Joy De Camp, at
which a few of the young girl friends
of the hostess were present. The dec
orations were all in pink and white,
pink sweet peas and gypsy filium being
used. A low centerpiece of the two was
used and cOrsdge bouquets of the same
tied with long StreamerS of pink ribbon
gave an added color effect. over the
whole was strewn the sweet peas and
sprays of the filium. The young wo-
men present to meet Miss De Camp
were Miss Alice Goodwin, Miss Ieta
Mcmillan. Miss Addie Zane, Miss Kath-
crime Judge, Miss Katherine Geddes,
Miss Katherine Williams.
The members OF the Whist club en-
teTtained yesterday a a luncheon at the
Alta club for Mrs. Fred Simon, who
leaves tomorrow TO make her home in
Seattle. Besides the members of the
club. numbering about a dozen. there
We're present as many more of the old
time friends and neighbOTs of the guest
of honor. The large oval table was dec
GRATED i'm red and yellow. the SNOWY
coriopsis blossoms being used with
crimson rambler a large basket fillSd
with flowers was suspended above the
table. and below it was a bed of sim
pie clover blossoms for good luck.
Around the edge of the table sprays of
the ram bier were laid and at the Oppo-.
site corners vases of il added bright
ness to the table,
Mrs. George Y. Wallace entertained
yesterday at a morning card party, fol-
lowed by luncheon in houOr of q few
of her former neighbOrs who are leav-
ing town They were Mrs. Ira ..
Rhoades. Mrs. Z. r. Ferguson and Mrs.
Warren g. BOgue. and the friends to
Mrs. a. +. Hutchinson. Mrs. Everett
Buckingham, Miss Harriet Dunster,
Mrs. Elizabeth BeIden. Mrs. O. F. Cary,
Mrs. Page. Miss Winnie Rhoades and
Miss Coraline Holmes.
Miss Louise sullivan entertained
a bout a dozen of her girl friends at "A
Kensington yesterday afternoon for
Miss Winnie RhOadcs, who leaves in
the morning for san Francisco. The
hours of the last June day were passed
in ,sewing and conversation, the guests
being seated on the lawn and the broad
Veranda.
Professor Thomas McCIelland, presi-
dent of Knox college. Illinois, and
party win be in the city today TO stay
till tomorrow evening. The party viii
include. among others. the parents of
DIR. L. L. Arnold of this city, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. F. Arnold of Galesburg.
Dr.; Lydia Muma of Indiana is the
Scott for a part of the summer
The hostesses at the Country club to-
day will be Mrs. Seton Lindsay, Miss
Maud Thorne and Miss katherine VIII
liams. There will be tea and tennis
with perhaps a game of clock golf for
those who wish.
Miss Jenna Budd Geddes will give
large lake party this evening for her
young friends.
Mrs. Dorsey Ash entertained a few
of her friends yesterday at cards. fol-
lowed by a luncheon at the University
club. The affair was given to meet her
mother. Mrs. H. B. Richardson of Will
mington. and in the game of 500 prizes
were won by Mrs. Ernest Drake and
Mrs. W. p. Cooper.
Mrs A 3. Thompson leaves next