The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-27
SOCIETY

6G9AS 4tSHLGQ al through the GROUNDS
with strings Of lanterns and many col
ored lights, and little tables were ar
ranged under the trees for the serving
or refreshments. The evening began
with fine musical programme render
ed In the library in which Miss Eleanor
{. Putnam Mrs. Benjamin Brewster
Miss Amy Osborne, Miss Isabel Os-
borne and Miss Selma Wall and Karl A.
Scheid took part. An orchestra sta
toned in the aicove interspersed several
musical numbers, and later when time
came for dancing this orchestra fur
nished dance music in the gymnasium
and school room. A number of the
younger girls of the school served punch
during the early evening among them
being Miss Margaret and Miss Gladys
Hutchinson, Miss Florence Raymond.
and Miss Ora Allen Several hundred
persons were present
Mrs. John c. Lynch and Mrs. John
Alfred Reeves were the hOstesses yes
terday afternoon at a large and elab-
crate tea given at the Lynch home on
Brigham street From > till 3 o'clock
a constant stream of guests was COM
ing and going and music and gay mer-
riment Teigned. The rooms were frag-
rant with many roses, pink La France
being used throughout except in the
dining room, where crimson rambler
formed the decorations of both table
and sfdebOard- The polished table was
covered with a cloth of exquisite Cluny
lace and on this central decoration of
one large basket of the rambler was
placed. Four smaller baskets around
the edge added to the color, and the
same hue was seen in CONNECTIONS and
in vases around the room. An orches-
ira on the upper landing in the hall fur
nished music. Mrs. 7. H. Goggin served
punch in the library and the dining
room was in charge of Miss Caroline
Harrison.
Mrs. Kenneth c Kerr entertained
about sixty of her friends at a tea
yesterday afternoon at her home on
Eleventh East street. The house was
gay both outside and in with the June
roses, the broad verandah making an
ideal reception room for the receiving
party Hanging baskets of the roses
filed all the spaces, and rugs and di-
vans made the place into a summer sit
ting room. At one side a punch bowl
was set for refreshments, and within
tea was served. Roses were in great
bowls on every side, and a huge bas
ket Of them tied with broad satin rib
bons filed TIE center of the tea table.
Mrs. Kerr was assisted in receiving and
entertaining her guests by Mrs Clifford
R Pearsall, Mrs. Joseph G. Game. Mrs.
J. NJ Bidwell, Mrs. William Reid aHd
Miss jasmine Young.
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Samuel NewhOuse entertained a party
of friends at dinner Monday evening
in compliment to M and Mrs. J. J.
Bamberger Of New York and Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Shaw Of Denver. Ameri-
can beauties were used throughout the
rooms for decoration and the guests
numbered twenty. The others present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Filler. Mr..
and Mrs. A. V. Calaghan, Mrs. Walter
Harvey, Mrs. Charles Maley, Miss
Katherine Gsddes, Miss Jasmine Young,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bamberger, TheO-
dore Baal, Henry Peery, ]. z. Bevis,
Zeb Kendall and J. 7. Goodwin.
Mrs W. I Snyder assisted by the
Misses Cora and Rilla Snyder, enter
tanned yesterday afternoon at d bridge
tea for Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes. Ten
tables were filed with the players and
after the games were finished prizes
were awarded to Mrs. Clarence War
mock and Mrs. Windsor V. Rice. At the
tea which followed Mrs. Thomas Car
ter assisted IN serving. The home on
First street was gay with roses in all
the rooms except the dining room,
where blue Canterbury bells were used
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Miss Helen Jennings and Miss Flor
ence Culmer entertained at cards yes
terday afternoon in honor of Miss Helen
Monroe of Omaha Ten tables were fiji
led with the players, who were all the
young girl friends Of the two hcstesses.
Assisting them in entertaining were
Mrs. Joseph Jennings, Mrs. II. L. A.
Gunner and Mrs. c. H Mcmahon. The
house was bright with roses, and at
the end Of the game prizes were award
ed to Miss Grace Meyers and Miss
Emma Morris.
Mrs. Leslie LOring Savage entertained
a few Of the younger set at a bridge
tea yesterday for Miss Mary Moore and
Miss Mary Lee McShane. After a few
games Of bridge tea was served and
prizes for The winners went to Miss
Stella Mcintyre and Miss Maude Fitch.
Mrs. r H. Charming and Miss Rather
inc Judge poured and roses were used
throughout the home in decorations.
Mrs. William c. DruehI entertained
about a score of her friends yesterday
at a musicale for her guest. Mrs. Lloyd
Draper of Omaha. An informal musical
programme was rendered, those taking
part being Miss Draper, Miss Bess Crit
ger. Miss Beatrice O'COnnor, Miss AL
virda Martin, Miss Beatrice Davis, Miss
Beula Dix, Miss Aline Gray and Miss
Mary Mayne.
The marriage of Miss Maude May r.
vine and David c. Dunbar will take
place this afternoon at the home of
the brides father The ceremony viii
be witnessed by only the immediate
family and later the bride and groom
will leave for a trip to The Atlantic
coast.
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Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes and Mrs. Jay
T. Harris viii entertain at a luncheon
on Saturday for Mrs. Charles Shields
of Park City.
Miss Beatrice Cheesman took a party
of girl friends down to the Cheesman
farm yesterday afternoon to remain for
a few days rest and country life. They
were Miss Allie Miller, Miss Marge Mil
Ter, Miss E1Oise Sadler, Miss Elizabeth
Mcintyre and Miss Gertrude Hanson.
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