The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-08
SOCIETY


Miss Mary Mayne was the hostess
yesterday at luncheon given for Miss
Mollie Alexander, whose marriage TO
Adolph May takes place shortly. Twen-
ty girls were invited to meet the guest
of honor, and they were seated at one
long oval table brilliant with the deep
reds and yellows of nasturtiums. At
one end of the table q large paper sun
flower spread its petals wide'and when
the luncheon was served this was
opened and found to contain a hand
kerchief within each petal. 4
Mrs. Percival o. Perkins entertained
yesterday afternoon at a tea for about
tbirty-five of her friends. Mrs. Per
kins was assisted by Mrs. William
Cleland, while Miss Beatrice O'Connor
served punch. Mrs. B. A. M. Froiseth
presided In the dining room and assist
ing her were Dorothy F'roiseth and the
with American and Japanese flags, and
japanese lanterns shaded the lights
and added to the decorations.
Mrs. George II. Wood will leaYe early
in the week for Northampton, Mass,
where she will place her two nieces,
the Misses Winnifred and Ella Dyer, in
school. Miss Dyer will enter Smith
college for the four years course and
Miss Ella will enter a preparatory
school connected with the college. Mrs.
Wood will later visit for time in New
York and about the middle of October
will go to New Orleans with Mr.. Wood
for visit to her old home.
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Mrs. George Jay Gibson entertained
at bridge tea in honor Of her guest
fuu rte
bles were filled with the players and
prizes were awarded to Miss Marie
Dermitt. Miss Katherine Judge, Miss
Gertrude McGrath, Mrs. Stubblefield
Mrs. Walter Filler, Mrs. Ernest Bam-
berger and Mrs Jay T. Harris. The
hostess was assisted by Miss Florence
Kimball and Miss Jenna-Budd Geddes
Mrs. Gibson VIII entertain today at the
second in a series OF bridge affairs.
Miss Elsie Hansen entertained about
fifty Of her friends last evening at
card party for her guest, Miss Berna-
dette Manley of st. Louis. The house
was bright with pink and white asters
and sweet peas, while long feathery
sprays OF plumosa were festooned ev-
erywhere. Sixty-three was the game
played, and prizes were awarded to the
winners.
Miss Maud Tebbs of Denver, who has
been visiting in town, was married
Aug. "a TO James B. Dinwoodey Of this
city. The marriage was a quiet one
and the friends of the young people
were all surprised by the announce
ment. Mr.. and Mrs. Dinwoodey are at
home for the present at $50 South West
Temple street.
Mrs. A. s. Martin entertained a dozen
Of her friends yesterday at a luncheon
at her country home, after which the
time was spent in the orchard and the
various places of interest outdoors.
Mr.. and Mrs Russell c.. Schulder will
entertain this evening at an informal
dinner at the Country club for the
Misses Lyster, who are guests at the
Kiser home.
Mrs. w. I. Brown and daughter, AL
berta, leave for the east Monday even
ing. After visiting in New England,
Miss Alberta will enter the junior class
Of Mt. Holyoke college. E.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Maddox have re-
turned from Mackay and will shortly
be at home to their friends.
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Miss Addie Dunbar left Thursday
HiShl 1OT fOTNldnu, ore.
Mrs. Claude Freed entertained a doz-
en- friends informally yesterday at a
Kensington for Miss Helen Burton.
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Mrs. Robert J. Jessup is back from
Brighton. but Miss Jessup and Miss
Emily Jessup will not return till early
next week.
There will be the usual fortnishtly
dance at the Country club this evening.
preceded by a table d'hote dinner.
Miss Blanche Burke is here from
Omaha and Chicago for a short visit
with her sister. Mrs. r. H. Charming.
Miss Elizabeth Fitzgerald and Miss
Marian Jones will go to Neff's farm for
a week this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Ostien, who have
spent the past ten days in town. left
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Mrs. f. Campo entertained at a din
ner last evening for Roy McConaha of
Van Vert, o.
Mrs. NJ. A. Turner of Denver. who is
a guest at the Royle home. will leave
rext week for her home.
Mrs. j. r. Cooper and Mrs. H NJ.
Linsley Of Ogden are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. II. +. Horton.
The postponed meeting of the w. c.
T. u. will be held a the Y. NJ. G. A to-
day at D. m.
Miss Mamie Hines was the guest Of
honor yesterday at a party given by
Miss Katherine McCarrick
Miss Ruby Lam bourne entertained at
cards yesterday for Miss Rose Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Davis are settled |
now In No. Is The Grace.
Miss Marguerite Jessup and the
Misses Lucy and Katherine Lewis re- /
turn today from Brighton
d. G. Standish is spending a two |
weeks vacation visiting with friends
at Centerville.
Miss Rarthq Catcph aud Nfice NEo.;o