The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-13
SOCIETY

SOCIETY /
Mrs. Samuel c. Porter entertained
yesterday at cards in honor of her sis
ter, Mrs. Charles Spencer Mann of
Los Angeles. Five hundred was the
game played and five tables were 1llCd
with the players. The house was
bright with quantities of spring flow
ers, pink carnations and pink tulips be-
ing used. Prizes were won by Miss
Pearl Savage, Mrs Raymond Walker,
Miss Anabel Little of Payette, Ida
The guests We're Mrs Robert King
Brown, Miss Bess Hail. Mrs. Percy
Sadler, Miss Helen Buckingham, Miss
Anabel Little, Mrs. Charles Cain Girls
mon, Mrs Charles Lawrence, Mrs Ar
thur Witcher, Mrs June DOnnell, Mrs
Ray walker, Mrs. Fred Dern, Miss
Elizabeth Mcintyre, Mrs Elbridge
Thomas, the Misses Gibbons. Mrs. Lee
Wis Evans, Mrs. Wallace Bransford,
Mrs A. E. Walker. Miss George Saw
age, Miss Daisy Savage, Miss Pearl
Savage, Mrs. Roy Brown and Mrs. II,
H. Lawson.
Mrs. LeGrand Young and her daugh-
tiers entertained yesterday at a lunch
con for Mrs. ]. H. Young Of Denver,
who is here visiting. The table ar
ranged for sixteen guests was deco
rated entirely in Violets, a large cut
glass bowl forming the central deco
ration, while the same flowers were
strewn over the cloth. Place cards
done in water cOlors of the same were
at each place.
Mrs. James X. Ferguson, who has
been the guest for some time of Mr..
and Mrs. David Keith, has returned
to her home in Terminal Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ingebretsen en-
tertained a few friends at a dinner
at the University club Tuesday even
guests were Lieutenant and Mrs. Roy
den E. Beebe, Mrs. c. H. Mcmahon
and Mrs Hugh Park.
Mrs. Heber NJ Wells and her small
son John will leave the latter part Of
and Mrs. Alma D. Katz in Portland,
Ore.
Arthur BehaI of New York arrived
in the city yesterday to be the guest
for a few days of the Simon Bamber-
ger family. Mr.. and Mrs. Bamberger
| and Miss Helen and Mr.. Behal viii
receive their friends informally Sun
day afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Ferdinand J. Fabian will enter
tain next Wednesday and Friday at
bridge teas.
Mrs. Russell L. Tracy will entertain
on Thursday of next week
Mrs. Henry w Lawrence gives a
Kensington tea next Tuesday after
noon in honor of her daughter, Mrs. ],
! H. Young of Denver, who is here for a
| few weeks.
| Mrs. Frank A. Swenson entertained
! the members OF the Sewing club at
her home yesterday.
! Mrs. Richard Eskridge will be here
/ from Terminal Island tomorrow or
| Sunday to spend some time with her
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Keith.
Mrs. Lear Ritter will leave Sunday
for a short stay in San Francisco.
Mrs. Leonard NJ. Bailey will read a
paper this afternoon at the Ladies'
! Literary club on What Club Women
Do to Promote Civic Improvement"
/ City Chemist Herman Herms will read
| a paper on Food Aduiteration," and
music will be furnished by Mrs. Harry
CAM and Mss Emily Richards
Mrs. William A Wetzeu will give a
recital for three of her advanced pupils
on April q at the Y. Nj. c. A. audi
! forum.
! $50
The Red Team of the Young Ladies
| Christian association witnessed the per
/ Torrance at the 0rpheUm from boxes
! last night. Among the guests were
Mrs. King. Mrs. Brown, the Misses
| Evans, the Misses Wagner, Mrs. Harri-
| ger, Miss OsbOurne, MIS- Holt, I,It
! Misses Tyree and Miss Hayward.
Miss Myrtle Young entertained a fc'
/ of her friends yesterday afternoon a
china shower for Miss Grace Rad
| cliff. whose marriage takes place next
/ week.