The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-30
SOCIETY

Mrs. II. C Edwards entertained a
number of her friends yesterday after
noon at five hundred. The guests were
seated N one large room, which was dec
Grated throughout with the national col
OTS Flags and bunting covered the walls
and red, white and blue flowers were
used All the appointments were in the
were suggestive Of the national holiday
me prizes were won by Mrs. j. c Lynch,
Mrs. George W. Snow and Mrs W T.
Benson The hostess was assisted by
Miss Vera Edwards and Miss Ruby Lam
eourne The guests were Mrs. Thomas
MaTloneaux, Mrs. II. 9. Brownlee, Mrs
4; B. Hfrth. Mrs. J. w. Edmunds, Mrs.
Clarence Warnock, Mrs. John y. Sharp,
J. c; Lambournes Mrs. Pittman,
wood. Mrs. W r Warren. Mrs. r. G.
Hill, Mrs. Hyde Dale, Mrs. Fred Slade,
Mrs. ". L Green, Mrs. Harry y. Cush-
ing and Mrs W. J. Browning.
Mrs. @. NJ. Forbes entertained yester-
day at the second in a series of teas
for her daughter. Mrs c. E Mccullough
ions cherries on the branches being used
effectively over the punch table in the
hall. The drawing room was in yellow,
and crimson rambler was used in the din
ing room The hostess was assisted BY
Mrs W. Z. James Mrs. c. Fl. Brink of
Denver. Mrs. A T; Vollmer and Mrs.
ridge and Miss Mamie SappingtOn served
punch in the hall in the dining room
were Miss Hazel Sappington, Miss Hen
rica Wallace, Miss Edna FarnsWOrth ana
Miss Helen Boxrud About one hundred
friends called during the afternoon hours.
Mrs A S. Bower entertained few
of her friends yesterday at a luncheon
at her home. Pink and white were used
in the decorations, and pink candles light
ed the board. Place cards done in water
color. with pink and white flowers, were
at each place. The guests were Mrs A:
NJ. Smith Of Fort Douglas, Mrs. Russell
Travis Mrs. w. P. KiseT, Mrs David
r. Gray. Mrs John Weir. jr., Mrs. w.
c. Hall, Mrs. Ainsley, Mrs H II. Law
son. Mrs. W W Armstrong, Mrs. Frank
Harris, Mrs. G. H. Mcmahon, Mrs. Rob
ert Roy Hampton, Miss Jane Howatt,
Miss Carrie Goliath and Miss Helen Mon
roe Of Omaha
Miss Alton Young entertained the mem
bers OF her sewing cluo yesterday at
buffet luncheon at the LeGrand Young
was served within doors and this was
followed by coffee and & visit to the
broad lawn before the house Quand-
ties Of fresh roses we're used in the dec
6rstions The guests were Mrs. Charles
Craft, Mrs Frank A Swenson, Mrs. W
T Cannon, Mrs. William Reid. Mrs. Al
bert Young, Mrs. May Smell, Mrs. Isaac
Clayton, Mrs. George D. Adler, Mrs. Muir
ray Godbe, Mrs John Groesbeck. Mrs
Frank GroesbeCk. Mrs. George ID. Py-
per. Mrs. John NJ Hanson, Mrs Selden
l. Clawson and Mrs. George EllerbeCk.
Miss Jenna Budd Geddes entertained
yesterday at a luncheon at the Country
club in honor of Mrs. Leslie LOTlng saw
ave and Miss Mary Moore The long ia
BILE laid in the veranda dining room,
was decorated with sweet peas. low
mound forming the central decoration.
The friends to meet the two honor guests
were Miss Mary Smedley, Miss May ker-
vim Miss Lillian Fitch. Miss Maud tuch,
Miss Louise Sullivan, Miss Eliza beth Nc
Intvre Miss Stella Mcintyre. Miss ElOise
Sadler Miss Lorene Leary. Miss Stella
Fabian Miss Beatrice Cheesman, Miss
Angela Kinney, Miss Edna Dunn. Miss
Bob EHerbeck Miss Eudora Daily and
Miss Evelyn DAILY
Mrs. NJ. 8. Woodward and Mrs ]. NJ.
BidweIl entertained yesterday afternoon
at a bridge tea in compliment 20 Few
Out-of-tOWn friends here for snort part
Of the summer. Five tables were Tiled
with the players. and prizes were won
by Mrs Mary Judge Mrs homas b
Davis and Mrs. James Z. Jennings At
the tea following Mrs. J. r Walker pre-
sided at the tea table and Mrs. VI. H.
Kriebel and Miss Marion RoOklldge as
sisted The house was bright with June
roses on every hand and number OF
friends dropped in after the game for
tea
The hostesses at the Country club this
afternoon Will De MIS-. DdNiu ASLtii- ME
George p. Holman. Miss Laura Sherman
and Miss Leta Mcmillan. Tea will be
served from to and there viii be
putting contest
Mrs D. c. lacking entertained two
dozen of her friends yesterday afternoon
TO meet Miss Helen Johns of New YORK.
Five hundred was the game played and
the prizes were awarded to Mrs George
Read and George Airs The mousse was
decorated with roses throughout
DR.. and Mrs. W. F. Beer are back
from a months stay in the east, where
mr. Peer went to attend the medical
convention in Boston. While away they
took the Thousand Isles trip up the ST
Lawrence and through the lake region.
Mr. and Mrs r. E. McConaughy and
their children will leave today for Chi
cago. where they viii spend the summer
with friends
Miss Lucille stoddard Of Milford is in
town the guest of the J. F. Grant fam
iIv at f64 Sixth East street.
Mrs. L. L Downing has returned from
Waterloo, Ia. where she went TO at
tend the golden wedding of her par
ents.
George J. Mclaughlin of Rochester, y.
Y. is in town visiting friends for short
time.
LYNN Clinton has returned from col
lege and viii spend the summer here.
Mrs. J. NJ. Bowman IS back from
visit Of some two months IN the east
Mr.. and Mrs John Cain will be at home
for the summer at 1913 East Second South
street
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