The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-15
SOCIETY

given in honor of Mrs W. c.. Sharp
and Miss Winn and Miss Block of st.
Louis. Only four tables were played.
a good many more friends coming IN
to tea, when the hostess was assisted
| by a number of her friends. Mrs. Lee
Charles Miller poured tea and Miss Ida
Hanauer coffee, and assisting them
were Mrs. ]. r. Walker, Mrs Frank
Jennings, Miss Helen Crawford. Miss
Margaret Park and Miss Edith Shear
man. The dining room was bright with
pink and white tulips, and the table,
with it's India service of solid silver
and Renaissance lace cover, made a
beautiful picture in the afternoon sun
light. American Beauty roses were
used in the drawing room and flower
ing plants in the Turkish room. The
prize winners were Mrs. John A. Mar
shall, Mrs Sharp, Mrs w. S. McCor-
Lick and Miss Mason.
Miss Elizabeth Mcintyre entertained
yesterday afternoon at a large and
ella borate bridge tea in honor of Miss
Leslie Kerr of Chicago, who is the
guest of Miss Beatrice Cheesman. Nine
tables were played, and later the
guests thronged the beautiful dining
room, where pink Chantry roses and
pink carnations formed the decora-
tions. An immense Sevres vase filled
with the roses graced the tea table.
and here Miss Eloise Sadler and Miss
Leila Stingley poured. Assisting them
were a number of the younger girls.
Prizes in the game were awarded to
Mrs. Wallace Bransford, Mrs. Benner
X. Smith, Mrs. Sam Porter, Mrs. w. ID.
Donoher, Miss Aileen Maclean, Miss
Jenna-Budd Geddes. Miss Mfnette
Baer, Miss Eloise Sadler and Miss Jes-
sic Anderson.
Mrs. Richard A. Keyes gave a bridge
tea yesterday to about thirty of her
friends to meet Mrs. r. b. Turner, for
merly Salt Lake girl. Following the
game few more friends came in to
tea, which was served at the small
tables through the rooms. A punch
table iii the dining room was decorated
with Lawson pinks and radiant with
cut glass. American Beauties were
used in the other rooms. The prize
winners were Mrs. u. S. Worrilow of
Fort Douglas, Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Frank
McGurrin and Mrs. George II. Smith.
$50
The Misses Marjorie and Miriam
Brooks. who are spending the winter in
Los Angeles, were among the young
girls whose gowns were noted and
commented on at the opening of the
grand opera season in that city. The
Misses Brooks are visiting the Godbe
family there, and were guests i'm their
party. Both the girls are prominent
in local musical circles.
The current events and current liter
allure section of the Ladies' Literary
club will meet this afternoon, and Mrs.
Fields will give a talk on Luther Bur-
bank and what he has accomplished.
Mrs. Addison Cain will give a sketch of
the life of John Oliver Hobbs with a
review of her latest book, 1.-The Dream
and the Business"
Mrs. r. G. Legg will entertain about
fifteen ladies at a matinee party to-
morrow afternoon at the Salt Lake
theatre. the affair being given in honor
of her guest, Mrs. Charles S. William
son of Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Reeves enter
tanned Wednesday evening at an in
formal musicale for Mrs. Barnethy of
Greeley, Colo, who has been visiting
her brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. S. Murphy.
Mrs. J, r. Walker will entertain this
afternoon at a bridge party in compIi-
ment to Mrs. Albert r. Hager.
Mrs. Jay Rogers entertains the After
noon 500 club today at her home.
Mr. and Mrs w. Edward Fife are
expected home shortly from the coast,
where they have spent the past month.
Mrs. w. T. Benson will entertain to-
day at a luncheon.
Mrs Fred A. Hale has left Los An
geles and is now in Monterey visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Thomas Benton
Hunter.
Mrs. Walter Filler is expected home
soon from New York to join Mr.. Filler,
who returned some days ago.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Miner will
be home today from Los Angeles,
where they have spent the better part
of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. werthiemer have re-
turned after spending the past few
months on the coast.
The pupils of Gordon academy will
give an informal dance this evening.
$50
George d. Alder returned yesterday
from the coast, where he has spent
some time Mrs. Alder and the children
will remain away two months longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Walker
win entertain this evening at a din
ner.
The Woman's Republican club gave
a card party yesterday afternoon in
the Auerbach building to about forty
of their friends. The prizes were won
by Mrs. d. Meskil and Mrs. Coin.