The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-07
Society.


Mrs. Henry u. Lawrence was the
hostess yesterday at a large tea given
| in honor of her daughter, Mrs. J. a.
Young of Denver, who is visiting here
About 80 OF her old friends were pres
eut during the hours OF the Afternoon
Receiving With Mrs. Lawrence and her
daughter were Miss Edith Shearman
and Miss Blanche Kimball. while Mrs
Charles W. Lawrence and Miss Jasmine
Young served punch. In the dining
room were Mrs. Charles D. Roeklidge.
Mrs. William Igleheart. Miss Fannie
Hanauer. Mrs. William Reid, Mrs. W
b. Sprague, Mrs. John Sharp and Dr..
Luella Miles.
The house was decorated throughout
with red dahlias. except in the dining
room, where pink roses alone were
used. A large bowl OF the fragrant
flowers filled the center Of the table
and brass candlesticks with pink can
dies lighted the board.
Mrs. L. T. Harvey and Mrs H. ].
Schultz entertained At cards yesterday
afternoon for Mrs. 3. c. Busby. The
game played was 500" and prizes were
won by Mrs. j. NJ. Bowman. Mrs.
George W. Snow and Mrs. j. H. McMil-
Ian. The home was brilliant with au-
tumn coloTing. and trailing branches of
WoOdbine With the bright leaves and
berries covered archWay5 and windows.
Tally and score cards done in the same
colors were used and red and yellow
dahlias decorated the table.
The second set of The prcllmlnaries
Was played Yesterday at the Country
club, Mus. Seton Lindsay winning from
Miss Gertrude McGrath by a score of
6. love, and Mrs. j. T. eKith and Miss
Margaret Miller tying twice in the aft
ernoon. The sets will continue today.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Kiser will enter
tain at a small supper following the
play this evening for some OF their
friends in the Florence Roberts COM
pany.
Mrs. ]. T. Treasure will entertain the
card club at her homo this afternoon.
Mrs. Howard Lemon and her small
daughter are guests Of George Richie.
Mrs. Lemons father. at 629 South Main
street. Mrs. Lemon is on her way home
from the fair. She and her daughter
viii leave shortly for their home, Croft
felt, Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. B. Hirth entertained
the members of the Lantern club at
their home. 1912 Brigham street. Thurs
day evening. Euchre was played and
the prizes were Won by Harry S.
Knight and Mrs. B. c. Busby.
Mrs Benner Y. Smith has returned
from stay of some weeks in San
Francisco. Mrs. Arthur Smith and
Mrs. Ira H. Lewis arc still in San
Francisco but viii 90 south shortly for
the early part of the winter.
Mrs. Harry Beach Windsor and Mrs
Graham +. Putnam have issued invita-
lions for 4 musicale. to be given next
Thursday night at the Ladies Literary
club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Fl. Oglesby aud
their children are ROW at home at 16S
First street.
Nr. and Mrs. Harry s. Knight have
returned from California.
\. II. 5. Bird viii entertain at a
luncheon at tho Country club today
ard the usual tea viii be served in the
afternoon.
Mrs, Z. c. Busby, who has been the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Z. r. Harvey,
for the past few weeks. viii leave the
first of next week for her home:
Ar and MIS-. John c. Daily are in
their new home at IS f street.
Thaddeus ". Naylor of Logan is in
town for d short stay with friends.
\. NJ. Stoddard of Milford is i'm the
city. guest ot his daughter. Mrs. J.
r, Grant, on his way home from d visit
TO Canada,
Mrs. Robert }. Barley OF Helena
Mont. viii be in the city shortly to be
q guest of Air. and Mrs. Richard \,
keyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. =. Kiser entertained
last evening at d small dinner for Miss
Lamison and Paul Armstrong of tho
Ann Lamont company. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pike and THEN
family viii shortly be at home at 7Gi
First street.
Judge NJ. NJ. Kellogg Of Provo is in
town for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure of Gibson City.
Ia. are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Lowry for Il day or SO. on their way
home after a trip 10 the coast
Mrs. d. 5. Spencer and her children
are back from months visit in Twin
Falls, Ida.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Greenwood are
in town from Beaver. Mrs. Greenwood
viii leave tomorrow for Idaho Falls to
spend some time with her sister, Mrs.
J. =. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. GlaZier of
Provo are visiting friends in the city.
Miss Bertha Eccles of Ogden is in