The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-09
SOCIETY

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Mrs r. H Claiming entertained yester-
day at tea for Miss Mary Lee McShane
Of Omaha, who is her guest. About thirty
friends were present and enjoyed IN IN
formal hour or so with thimbleS oeIore
tea was served. The house was bright
especially effective with them. Here
Mrs. Arthur H. s. Bird and Mrs. Edward
s. Ferry poured tea, and they were as
sisted by Miss Maude Fitch, Miss katn-
crime Geddes and Miss Allie Miller
Miss zeta Mcmillan entertained yester-
day afternoon at a bridge tea in comp1-
ment to Miss Genevieve Cleary ana Mrs.
Leslie L. Savage Seven tables were filled
with the players and prizes were AWARDED
to Miss CleaTy and Mrs. David y Muir
ray. japanese designs were used IN place
cards and in prizes, and the season
flowers were arranged throughout the
house. Yellow roses were in the nVlng
room and white and green in the parlor
and library
Miss A Tinsman entertained about
score of her friends yesterday at cards,
800 being the game. Prizes were won by
Young, and at each table the players cut
for a separate prize, the winners pelhs
Mrs. S @. Snyder, Mrs. Benjamin KAY
pond. Mrs. Everett Buckingham, MIS-
Red roses and deep red peonies were USED
to decorate the rooms.
The first large dance Of the season at
the new Country club will take place this
evening. The affair viii be preceded by
A number of dinners, both at the club ana
in town, and from all preparations the
dance promises to be a success. Mrs Ar
thur H. S. Bird is chairman of the com
mfttee having the summer dances IN
charge, and it is the purpose or TINS com
mittee to make the monthly affairs
feature
The High School Alumni association
will hold it's annual reunion and a recep-
ton for the graduates of this year THIS
evening in the srmory on Pierpont street;
The affair has been carefully planned
and IS in the hands Of competent com
mittee, and it is expected that 1t Will De
the most successful event Of the KIND ever
given
Mrs. NJ. s. Woodward and Mrs. J. NJ
BidwelI entertained a few Of their friends
yesterday at a bridge tea. Six tables
were filled with the players and prizes
were awarded to Mrs. George NJ Downey
and Mrs Solomon SiegeL At the tea
which followed Mrs. NJ H. Kriebel poured
and several friends assisted. Yellow roses
were used all through the house
Miss Laura Sherman entertained a few
friends informally Thursday evening IN
honor of Miss Genevieve Cleary of Great
Falls
Miss Mary McShane will the guest dur
ing next week Of Miss Maude F1tch-
Mrs Helen southweII and the Misses
Marguerite and Lois Rice will be here
within a fortnight to visit Mr.. and MIS-
from Kings Hall, Compton. Canada
Mr.. and Mrs. S W. Morrison viii leave
today for Wellesley college. to attend the
commencement exercises of their daugh-
ter, lone, who is one Of the graduates OF
Miss Mary Louise Anderson leaves to
morrow for New York, whence she sails
shortly for a two months tour of France
with friends.
Mrs. B. F. Caffey will entertain at a
luncheon today for Mrs George T Ring
Of BeIvedere, Cal. who is visiting her
sister, Mrs. J. c McClain-
Mr.. and Mrs. W A Cooke and their
daughters, Florence and Grace, leave to
day for San Francisco and Los Angeles
for two months.
Mrs. A. Z. Walker is spending a few
lily. Later they viii accompany her to
her country home. Idlewild-
Mrs. D. L WaIlick of Kansas City is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. NJ B. Whit
ney.
bers of the 500 Card club at her home
yesterday afternoon, and prizes were won
by Mrs. Guy Sterling and Miss Genevleve
Lever. Four tables were filled with the
players. -
Mrs. Clarence Post gave an informal
afternoon affair yesterday for Miss Mabel
Carson who will be one of the brides of
next week. Sixteen guests were present
and a musical game was played In which
Rubetta Moorehead won the prize.
DR.. and Mrs. J. T. Keith and Mrs. Tom
| BIyth. jr-. of Evanston will entertain at
/ q dinner this evening at the Country
! club, preceding the dance in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. E. s. Hoyt-
Mrs. Clarence warnock will entertain
at cards this afternoon.
/ Cards are out announcing the marriage
/ Of Florence Dye and Horace Cummings,
jr.. the ceremony to tage place June q.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin II. sowles will en-
terrain at a dinner this evening.
Mrs. J. c. Mccain Will entertain at a
tea next Tuesday for her sister, Mrs.
George G. Ring
! Mrs. Edwin E Holmes and Miss Cora
Shoop have arrived from California and
will shortly be at nome 10 tnelr ITieHOS
at the Amelia palace.
Mrs. Arthur r. Parsons is in town from
DeLamar visiting Mrs NJ h Parsons
/
/ Mr. and Mrs J. c. McClain and their
guest. Mrs George E. Ring. will leave
next Friday for the east to be gone dur
ing the summer
/ Mrs. c. Fl. Mcmahon is now at home al
/ 247 East First South street.
Mrs. Ida Smoot Dusenberry Is up from
/ Provo and is spending a few days with
/ Mrs R Z. Little.
Madame Amanda Swenson will give q
song recital with her pupils this evening
/ at the Y NJ. G. A.
/ Mrs Russell Pitman will entertain this
/ afternoon for her two daughters.
Mrs. Hubbard W. Reed will entertain
AZ a large luncheon at the Commercial
/ club.
A reception will be held by the guilds
of St Marks and St. PauHs churches In
honor Of the dean of st. Marks and Mrs