The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-19
SOCIETY

AOSl6s5 y5sL5I0dy at a large Tea gwen
in honor Of Mrs. Leslie L. Savage and
Miss Mary Robinson. The beautiful
nome, Lingerlonger, was thronged with
guests during the entire afternoon. The
/ broad veTanda was arranged with rugs
and divans and here an orchestra was
stationed. Within in the drawing room
stood the receiving party consisting of
the hostess, her two honored guests
Mrs Edward s. Ferry and Mrs. c. c.
Goodwin Mrs. W. Montague Ferry and
Mrs Edward o. Howard were seated
IN the dining room serving ices and cof-
fee and assisting in addition were Mrs
Russell L. Tracy. Mrs. Benner X Smith
and Mrs. Walter Filler. The punch
bowl was in charge of Miss Louise Sui
Ivan, Miss ElOise Sadler and Miss Jen-
! na-Budd Geddes. The house was deco
rated throughout with long feathery
/ sprays Of bridal wreath, the graceful
| branches adding their beauty on every
| hand. In the dining room a centerpiece
| or the same flowers was held in by an
lrldescent basket vase Of green glass,
| ana the other accessories were also in
/ green and white. About one hundred
and fifty friends called during the
! hours.
Mrs lafayette Hanchette will enter
/ tain few Of her friends today at a
luncheon at her home on Third street.
! Little Glenn Walker will be the host
| ess this evening at a party for about
| fifty OF her little friends at the Walker
home on Brigham street.
| Mrs. George W. Putnam entertained
| Yesterday Al q luncheon for Mrs. z. G.
| Horn Of Colorado Springs. The other
/ guetts ware Mrs. Q. E Richards Mrs
! H c. Brownies, Mrs. Hal w. Brown
and Mrs. Clarence Warnock.
Mr.. and Mrs J. T. Treasure enter
| tanned over thirty Of their friends last
4 evening at 500 in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ L J. Wyche, formerly of Omaha. Eight
/ tables were filed with the players. and
| the house was bright with white and
( purple lilacs.
Miss Hattie Whitney will give a
/ luncheon next Wednesday in compli-
ment to Miss Mary sharp
Mrs. Nelson A. Ransohoff is here
! from New York, and is a guest of her
/ sister, Mrs. Simon Bamberger till after
/ the Bamberger-Beh wedding in June.
! Charles Greenwood, formerly of this
city. but now from Los Angeles. passed
/ through the city on Wednesday on mis-
way to Colorado Springs, where he will
] remain Mrs. Greenwood remained over
going to St George to visit her par
ents,S Dr.. and Mrs. Walter Pike. She
will join Mr.. Greenwood later.
/
Mrs Daniel Gallivan of Park city is
spending a week with her sister. Mrs.
/ Thomas KeaTns.
/ Mrs. Phoebe Hardin and Miss Alice
FISHER viii entertain today in honor OF
Miss Katharine Moffet
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Hobbs and Miss
! Edith Hobbs are again at home at 1858
First street.
Miss La PreIe Hatch will entertain
this afternoon in honor of Miss Pearl
Kimball, whose marriage to Alfred pa
Wis takes place in early June.
Mrs. Florence Thompson of san Jose
Is in town, the guest for a week Of Miss
/ Rosa Nye.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. knight have
taken house and will be at home for
the summer at Il Twelfth East street.
Mrs. I. c. GIosz will be home today
after an absence of some two months in
Europe.
Mrs. Alexander DoWd Of Sunnyside IS
in the city for short visit with hel
mother, Mrs Sharp
Miss Abbie Wells will entertain next
Thursday in compliment to Miss Mary
Sharp.
Miss Susan Sawyer entertained bout
a score Of her friends yesterday at ar
informal Kensington in honor Of Miss
Helen Bamberger.
Mrs. F. o. Davis and her son. Wesley
Davis, and Mrs l. y. Parker left last
evening over the Salt Lake Route fol
Los Angeles.
The teaching corps Of the Sumner
school rendered a banquet to the princi
pal, Oscar Van Colt, and wife yesterday
/ afternoon The tables were spread II
room s. Miss Althea NJ. Morton deliv-
cred an address on behalf of the teach
ers, and Mrs Alice Tomlinson read 2
paper Teciting the pleasant relations
that had existed during the school year
Principal Van Colt responded, thank ne
the teachers for their expressions OF
friendship. At each plate was a place
card, hand-painted in clever designs by
Miss ada NJ. Pratt The affair was
surprise TO the PRINCIPAL.
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