The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-21

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Mrs. o. E. Cary and Miss Corolyn
Holmes entertained yesterday after
noon at a bridge tea. about sixty of
her friends being present. Ten tables
were filled with the players and after
the game prizes were awarded to Mrs.
A. c. Ewing and Miss Gertrude Nc
GTath. The hostesses were assisted by
Mrs. w. 3. Sprague, Mrs. D. j. Sharp,
Mrs. J. NJ. Bidwell and Mrs. O. b.
Pfoutz, while Mrs. We'll and Mrs. Led
yard NJ. Bailey poured Daffodils and
narcissus were used in the house dec
Grafton.
Mrs. William Reid entertained yes
terday at a small bridge affair at
which some sixteen Of her friends were
present. Score cards on which cherries
were painted were used for the guests
and prizes in the game were awarded
to Mrs. Charlotte Newman and Mrs. J..
r. Folsom.
Mrs. Benjamin c. Lockwood will
entertain at bridge this afternoon.
Mrs. Edwin Kimban gives a luncheon
today for her sister, Miss Rose Hart
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Mrs. Justus Jungk gives bridge
tea this afternoon.
Miss Minnie Sadler entertains the
Aud Lang Syne club at the Sadler
home this evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cain Crismon
entertain at cards this evening for
Miss Blanche Waterman.
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Mrs. George H. Jamerson left Fort
Douglas last evening for Riverside,
where she will be the guest of Mrs.
John H. Woodward at the Judge home
there.
Mrs. Elmer 3. Jones will give buff
fet luncheon followed by bridge Fri
day afternoon.
Miss Bess Hall will entertain the
girls Of the Sewing club at her home
this afternoon.
Miss Gertrude McGratt entertained
a few friends very informally at bridge
last evening in compliment to Miss
Marie Dermitt.
Mrs. Ralph L. Pritchard has returned
from a visit to her home in the east.
Mrs. and Mrs. w. B. SearIe Of Provo
spent yesterday in the city.
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Mrs. Kent Smith and Mrs. W. H.
Dunn Of Bingham spent yesterday in
the city.
Miss Eleanor Crawford entertained
informally at cards yesterday for Mrs.
W. G.. Sharp and Mrs. Thomas Davis.
The Shakespeare section Of the La
dies Literary club wifi meet today at
the club house to begin the study of
Anthony and Cleopatra"
Miss Blanche Kimball entertained a
few Of the younger matrons yesterday
at a luncheon followed by bridge, Mrs.
Ashby D. Cleveland carrying away the
prize.
/ Miss Edith Sherman entertained a
| few friends informally at tea Sunday
/ for Mrs. Theron Fields of Denver.
/ Mrs. Thomas Gould Griffin gives q
bridge tea on Saturday of this week
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/ Mrs. Ashby D. Cleveland has issued
/ invitations for tea to be given Sat
/ urday afternoon at her home.
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Miss Edith Sherman entertains a
a luncheon for Mrs. W. G. Sharp and
Mrs. T. B. Davis on Saturday.
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A quiet wedding of yesterday was
4 that of Miss Libbie II. Rich Of Mont
/ pelier, Ida, and Charles D. Anderson
1 OF CokeviIle, which took place at tn,
/ home of the brides uncle, Bishop o
| p. Hunter. DR.. J. r. Anderson was thu
best man and Miss Laura Hunter TIT
/ bridesmaid. and the ceremony was per
/ formed by Bishop Hunter. The yount
/ people left in the afternoon for a shor
stay in Los Angeles, and later the!
! will make their home In Cokeville
/ Those present at the wedding and a
the supper which followed were Mrs
A F. Anderson, Mrs. Eta Bates, tn,
Misses Maid and Katherine Brennan
Miss Irene Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs. Or
i lando Pratt and G.. c. Thompson.
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The knights of Columbus have is
sued invitations for a dance and car,
party to be given in their quarter
next Monday evening.