The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-14
SOCIETY


won by Miss Marie Mason, Miss AIDE
laide Mason. Mrs. Ferdinand j. Fabian
and Mrs. Benner x. Smith. At the
luncheon following the guests were
seated at the large round table in the
gold room, where decorations of coral
lilies were used and place cards of
hand-decorated scenes brought from
abroad by the hostess. The guests
were Mrs. w. H. Bancroft, Mrs. Wind
sor v. Rice, Mrs. Walter Fitch, Mrs.
M. H. Requa, Mrs. F. j. Fabian. Mrs.
w. Edward Fife, Mrs. Benner X. Smith,
Mrs. j. p. Megeath, Mrs. w. S. Nc
Cornick, Mrs. Russell L. Tracy Mrs.
r. j. Glendinning, Miss Mason, Miss
Adelaide Mason, Miss Nancy Marie
Dernit, Miss Cosgriff and Miss Lane.
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Miss Edith Sutherland entertained a
party Of her girl friends yesterday at
luncheon at the Alta club, given in
honor of Miss Stella Fabian, who goes
to Miss BennetS school with Miss Suth-
erland for this year. The round table
was laid in the west dining room, and
pink and white asters were used for
decorations. Dainty etchings of girls
were Used for place cards. Mrs. George
Sutherland was the chaperone, and the
guests, besides Miss Fabian, were Miss
Lorene Leary, Miss Eleanor Stewart
4hiSo SutlClls AhlSo Lesley NOOd-
ruff, Miss Floy Hubbard Miss Hol-
lister Hancock, Miss Beth McCune
Miss Elsie Ridge of Kansas City, Miss
Kate Groo, Miss Eudora Daily, Miss
Evelyn DAILY, Miss Florence Grant,
Miss Ida Legg, Miss Jean Odell and
Miss Grace Harrison of Newark.
The marriage of Miss Xenia bruce
and Fred L. SHREDDER, which took place
Wednesday evening, was followed last
night by a reception to about sixty of
the friends Of the young people. The
home was decorated with many flow
ers and palms and the bridal pair, with
Mrs. e. NJ. bruce. Miss Ethel bruce
and Miss Annis Kingsbury, received
their guests in the parlOr. Miss Lucy
Kingsbury and Miss Gertrude Hart
we'll served punch and other friends
assisted in entertaining the guests.
Mrs. SHREDDER wore a going-away gown
of gray silk. Mr.. and Mrs. SHREDDER
left last evening for Seattle, where
they will make their home.
Major and Mrs. Edward P. Pendleton
entertained a few of the people of the
garrison last evening at cards to meet
Mrs. Theodore A Baldwin. who is a
guest at the Woodward home.
MIS-. NJ. j. fIdnklaDQ entertained q
party of her friends yesterday at a
bridge party to meet Mrs. John Reed OF
Denver. Six tables were filled with the
players, and prizes were won by Mrs.
Prince Rolling, Mrs. II. e. Schiller,
Mrs Adolph Simon and Mrs. Reed. The
house was decorated with quantities of
dahlias, china asters and Japanese sun
flowers.
The club year opens today with the
meeting of the Ladies' Literary club
this afternoon. The time for meeting
| is 2 o'clock, and a musical program
will be given before the presidents adj
dress. Miss Ethel Paul, the newly
elected president of the club, will give
her annual address, and Mrs. Allen T.
| Sanford will report the meeting of the
General Federation of Women's clubs
held last May in st. Paul. Miss Ce-
celia Sharp and Arthur Shepherd will
play duet, and vocal quartette will
| be heard
Mrs. ]. D. LaForgee entertained six
! ty of her friends yesterday afternoon
at the Manitou at a card party, to meet
! her cousin Miss Julia Drake Of Ohio
| The tables were arranged in the rotun-
da which was decorated with many cut
| flowers. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Bruce Rogers, Mrs. w. T. Benson and
Miss Kate Worse.
! Mrs. George w. Lambourne enter
| tanned yesterday afternoon at cards.
about thirty-five of her friends being
present The prizes were won by Mrs.
! Spalding and Mrs. John G. Cutler, jr.,
and the hostess was assisted in enter
tanning by Miss Virginia Shannon, Miss
Katie Adams, Miss Birdie Arnold and
Miss Ruby Lambourne.
Mrs. Robert G. Gemmell entertained
yesterday at a morning bridge party
Holmes.
| Harry Sherman goes north within a
| few days TO meet his sister, Mrs. Harry
David Cue in Helena, and accompany
her to her home in New York. Miss
Edith Sherman, who has also been in
Helena visiting, wnl go to Portland
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Alma d.
Katz for a short time.
Mrs. Frank w. Jennings is back from
! Huntington, where she has spent the
past few weeks with Mr.. Jennings.
|
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Anderson OF
San Francisco have taken the Shear
| iIldl DOIue IOI a llIuC, anu diO OF IUOt
East Second South street.
Miss Green of Portland. Ore. is the
guest of her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles w. Boyd.
w. H. Tibbals. jr., left yesterday
morning for Oberlin, where he will
enter on his freshman year.
Mrs. George II. Wood and her nieces
Winnifred and Ella Dyer, left yeSter'
day for the east.
Mrs. L. w. Snow will entertain at z
linen shower this afternoon in honor
Of Miss Pearl PIERCE, whose marriage
takes place this month.
Miss Ethel Lane has returned from
Montana and will be at nome for IN,
winter at 512 South Main street.
Miss Clara and Miss Laura Ander
son have gone to Los Angeles for
short stay
Mrs Morton French is here from Sal