The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-01
SOCIETY

rOntO, Canada. The event was the nrSt
large affair given at the Rice home for
some months, and was attended by
over 200 of the friends of the hostess
Mrs. Rice and Mrs. Southwell stood in
the drawing room receiving, while Mrs
Byron Lambkin assisted in entertain
ing the guests, and Mrs. j. NJ. Bidwell
and Miss Blanche Kimball sat at the
tea table. On the broad veranda where
the punch bowl was placed the Misses
Margaret and Lois Rice, who have
spent the summer with the Rice fam
lily, served punch. Beneath the wide
spreading trees on the lawn rugs were
laid and chairs and divans arranged
for cool resting places for those COM
ing and going.
The house was bright with the gor-
&c Gus flowers of the late summertime
golden glow filing all the receiving
rooms with mellow sunlight color. In
the dining room white flowers were
used effectively, combined with the
green of ferns and plumosa, harmon
izing with the green walls. From till
s o'clock a constant stream of friends
greeted the hostess and her guests.
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Mrs. Lawrence Green entertained
yesterday at luncheon at the Manitou,
the affair being in honor of Mrs. Edwin
f. Holmes and Mrs. William ii. Myers,
both of whom are shortly to leave town,
and Miss Julia Drake of Keokuk, Ia,
who is a guest of Mrs. ]. d. La For
gee. The guests were seated at four
tables, ali of which were decorated with
sweet peas and maidenhair ferns. The
other guests were Mrs. w. T. Benson,
Mrs. H C. Brownlee, Mrs. II. c. Ed
wards, Mrs. Murray of California, Mrs.
w. r. Beer, Mrs. G. M. Bell. Mrs. Ed
ward Fuller, Mrs. George Putnam,
Mrs H. ]. Schultz, Mrs. F. d. Bick-
Green, Mrs. ]. c. Hooper, Miss Tins
man, Mrs. Jay T. Harris, Mrs. w. ?,
Cooper, Mrs. Clarence Warnock, Mrs.
J. d. La Forgee and Mrs. Z. 7. Harvey.
Miss Edna Shepard entertained a
number of her girl friends yesterday
afternoon in honor of Miss Mary Hal
loran, who leaves shortly for the east
A game was played during the utter
neon and the prizes were won b1 Miss
Cecil Burns and Miss Omega Wolff
The hostess was assisted in entertain
| ing her guests by Miss Helen Shepard
and Miss Helen Burton. The other
guests were Miss Nellie Davis, Miss
| Florence Halloran, Miss Irene Leon
ard, Miss Guila Dix, Miss Eliza Dey
Miss Emily McCallister, Miss Virginia
! shannon. Miss Edna Linneh, Miss Stel-
! la Daft, Miss Claudia Holt, Miss AIDE
/ laide Eichnor. Miss Kate Keely, Miss
! Bess Callison, Miss Gay Vance, Miss
Mercy Lewis, Miss Irma Brown, Miss
Gladys McConaughy and Miss Betf
Buckingham.
Miss Edna Sears entertained abOu
! thirty of her friends yesterday after
noon at a Kensington 10 meet Miss
Julia Cullen and Miss Helen BoXrud
who will shortly return to college. The
afternoon was spent informally witt
| sewing, and a game was played ir
which Miss Margaret Primm and Miss
Beth Critchlow won the prizes.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. c. Landenberger,- Mr.
and Mrs. c. o. EllingwoOd and Mr.
! and Mrs c. d. Rooglidge entertained
a party of friends from town last even
| ing at Neff's farm, where they have
spent the better part of the summer
Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ
REYNOLDS. Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Arm
strong Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Downing
and Mrs. ID. c. Jackling.
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The hostess at the Country club to
day will be Mrs. Frank r. McGurrir
and Mrs Russell l.. Tracy. Tea viii
be served from to 6 o'clock, and {
game OF clock golf will occupy the aft
| ernoon. There will be a table d'hot'
dinner served during the evening
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Miss Ella Dyer will give a piano re
cital next Thursday evening under thu
direction of Miss Mary Olive Gray, anC
assisted by Mrs. Marie Gerrans, vocal
list, and Miss Gray, pianist. The recita
| will be given in the First Congrega
tional church.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. o. Howard have re
turned from a three weeks stay in thu
Puget sound country.
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DR.. and Mrs. A. j. Hosmer will leave
before the last of the month for New
York. whence they sail late in Sep
TENDER for stay of some months
abroad.
Mrs. c. -, Taft of Provo is in towI
visiting friends for a short time.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Rooklidge anC
their children and Mr.. and Mrs. c. Q
EIlingwood have returned from a sta,
for some time at Neff's farm.
Miss Wealthy Douglas of Ogden viii
be in town today and will go togethe
with Miss Margaret Thornburg, Mis-
Efie Gardner and Miss Anna Murra.
to Thornburg's camp in Parley's can
yon for a weeks outing.
Miss Louise CIeland has gone to he
home in Nebraska, after a visit of
few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Cleland.
The Misses Margaret and Marian
Mcintyre will entertain a number o
their little friends this afternoon at tn
Mcintyre home on b street.
Miss Gertrude McGrath will enter
tain today at a small luncheon at tn
Country club
Miss May Fitzgerald, who has beer
spending the past week with her sister
Miss Elizabeth Fitzgerald. will leav
tomorrow morning for Anaconda.
E. w. Packard left yesterday 70
New York, where he will join Mrs
Packard, and where they will probabi.
remain till some time in October.