The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-22


Mrs. Edwin Kimball was the hostess
yesterday at a luncheon for her sister,
Miss Rosc Hartwell. The guests were
seated at two tables and they were all
decorated with flags and emblems sig |
nificant Of Washington's birthday. The
place cards were hand decorated with |
tiny hatchets and cherries. Following |
the luncheon Miss Mary KimbaH de-
lighted the guests with group OF
songs in which she was accompanied
by Miss Jennie Sands. Miss Kimball
was heard for the first time since her
return from abroad. The guests were:
Mrs. ]. NJ. Dart, Miss Anna Decker,
Miss Ethel Paul, Mrs. Samuel Paul,
Mrs. w. H. Bintz, Mrs. ]. E. Grant,
Miss J. z. Oglesby. Mrs. j. II. Lam
son. Mrs. John Human, Mrs. A. S.
Martin, Mrs. c. H. Mcmahon, Mrs.
Hugh Park, Mrs. c. L. Rood, Mrs. o.
P Kister, Miss Harriet Dunster, Mrs.
Hicks, Mrs. Wilbur Hoyt.
Mrs. Benjamin c. Lockwood was the
hostess yesterday afternoon at a large
bridge party in honor Of Mrs. Daniel
LIE May and Mrs. S. d. Sturgis, who
will leave shortly with the batteries.
Ten tables were filed with the players,
and following the game Mrs. Sturgis
and Mrs. lie May poured at the tea
table. while Mrs. H. r. Perry was in
| charge of the dining room. Other
| friends assisting were Mrs. Allen NJ.
| Smith and Mrs. Frank T. Burton.
| Prizes were won by Mrs. A c. Ewing,
Mrs. NJ. H. Kriekel and Mrs. Ashby D,
| Cleveland.
| The big event of the day is the
| luncheon to be given by the Spirit of
| Liberty chapter Daughters of the
American Revolution at the Alta club.
/ The affair is in the hands of Mrs.
| George Y. Wallace and Mrs. g. B.
| Pfoutz, and Mrs. c. S. Kinney Will be
the toastmistress. The hour set is 1:3O
D. M, and it is estimated that fully
sixty will sit at the table.
| Mr.. and Mrs Charles Cain Crismon
| entertained the members Of the Sew
ing club and their escorts at cards last
| evening in honor of Miss Blanche
| Waterman Of Omaha who is the guest
Of Miss Helen Buckingham. The home
| was decorated with palms and red and
white carnations and the game of 500
was played.
The members of the church and the
congregation of the First Congrega-
tfonaI church whose names begin with
the last letters of the alphabet. were
guests of the pastor last evening at a
church social. An informal social time
was spent and a supper served, some
of the women of the church assisting
/ Mrs. Agnes Osborne, who has been
in Los Angeles for the past few
months. is in town for a few days, a
guest at the home Of Mrs. Rachel Mil
Ter. She is on her way east to visit
her sister.
| Miss Minnie Sadler entertained the
! \ I C-r-v,n OH y
at the Sadler home on Eleventh Eas
last evening. An informal musica
T programme was rendered and buffe
supper served.
Mr.. and Mrs. IsadOre Mayer are nov
at home at SO First North street.
= :
Miss GaIbraith of Winnipeg is in tn
city for a few days with friends OF
her way to Los Angeles for shor
l vacation.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Justus Jungk enter
tanned a few Of their friends last even
ing informally at bridge.
Ira H. Lewis left last evening on
short business trip to Montana
Y Miss Blanche Kimball entertains thi
= evening at bridge for Mrs William G
Sharp and Mrs Thomas B. Davis.
[ Mrs. J. NJ. Bidwell gives a lunches
followed by bridge today.
> There will be an informal hop at tn
T post this evening.
l.
Clarence Gaines is in town for a fe7
days. having come to attend the Uni
y versity club banquet last evening.
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= Miss Ella Stickney has gone froI
Los Angeles to San Francisco.
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II Mrs. Joseph Young will not be g
70 home this Thursday afternoon
II Miss Hattie Ward entertains the
l. F. Sewing club at her home No. 81
East Fifth South, Saturday Afternoon
Mrs. s. w Mann and Master Lou