The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-04

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Miss Virginia Shannon entertained
informally at cards yesterday after
noon IN honor of her guest. Miss Bet
sey Taylor or Idaho Falls. Christmas
bells and Tesroons of greens were used
Tor the decorations, those assisting be.
ing Mrs. I, Shannon and Mrs. George
Winsness. Those present were Misses
Ethel Shepherd, Margaret Dunn, Irma
Slmons, Marion and Madeline White.
Helen Wilson, Rosamond Ritchie, Bry-
an and Grlzelle Houston, Louise Cros-
by, Mary Hooper, Margaret Collins,
Birdie Langton, Ruby Lnmbourne,
Fletcher, Elsie Mcmillan. Ella Hall,
Be1nelte Oppenheimer, Edith Winsness
and Nellie Reilly.
Mrs. Grant Hampton was the hostess
of beautifully appointed luncheon yes
terday afternoon; followed by an Or
pheum party in honor of Mrs. George
Nye of Denver. Pink and green were
the colors used for the decorations and
appointments and very artistically were
they carried out. In the center of fine
table was large bell formed of plu-
mosa and smilax, studded with pink
carnations; from the bell TO the places
extended pink ribbons, TO which were
attached dainty calendars used as place
cards. Invited to meet Mrs. Nve were
Mrs. James l.. Franken, Mrs. Sam Park.
Miss Webber and Miss Margaret Park.
Mrs. George Phelps Holman enter
tanned few friends very informally at
hve hundred yesterday afternoon, The
rooms were prett'ly decorated with
American beauty roses and deep red
carnations. Mrs Russell l.. Tracy and
Mrs ". n. Bancroft presided in the
dining room Four tables were filled
with the players, and at the close of
the game the prizes were awarded to
Miss keogh. Mrs. Hubbard Reid, Mrs.
Hanauer and Mrs. n. D. Niles.
Miss Margaret Walden entertained in
formally at cards yesterday afternoon.
The rooms were prettily decorated with
Christmas green's and wreaths of holly.
the tally and score cards being of Jan.
anese design, Four tables were filled
with the players and at the close of
the game prizes were awarded TO Miss
Alleen Mcmillan and Miss Lucille Clark.
Roger Powers entertained a number
of friends last evening at Liugerlonger.
The Christmas festoons and bells were
used for the decorations and appoint.
ments. Guessing games were the fea-
ture of the evening, forty guests being
entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Phelps Holman
entertained at an informal dinner on
Tuesday evening. The table was beau
tifully decorated with American beauty
roses, Covers were laid for ten
Mrs Charles Mantor. accompanied
by Miss Mantor and Miss Elsie Mantor,
will leave the latter part of the week
for Los Angeles, where they will spend
the winter.
Miss Ruby Koeber entertained a
dozen of her friends informally Wednes-
day evening. The evening was pleas
antly spent with music and guessing
games.
Harold Bransford Lamb and Clarence
Bamberger left yesterday afternoon
for Cornell, where they will resume
their work for the remainder of the
year,
Mrs. Frank Scarf of Chicago. who is
visiting with friends in the city, has
been the recipient of a great deal Of
social attention during the past week.
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Julian Bamberger, who is a student
at Princeton, is spending the holidays
in New York with Mrs. Simon Bam-
berger and Mrs. Arthur Bchal
Reginald Edmunds Informally enter
tanned on Monday evening at cards,
followed by an informal dance. Eighteen
guests were entetaincd.
Mrs, Joseph RawGns. Mrs. Will Ray.
Miss Alta Rawins and Boyce Rawlins
have gone 10 Pacific Grove, Cal, where
they will spend the winter
| Mrs. Jacob Bambergcr, accompanied
bv her daughter, Dorothy, left yester-
dav for New York, where she Will spend
| the winter
Miss Bessie Jones entertained twenty
| Of her school friends at an informal
Kcnsington yesterday afternoon.
| Mrs Simon Bamberger and Miss Elsa
| gamberger are in New York for an
| indefinite stay.
Roscoe Breeden has returned from
Ogden, where he spent New Year s,
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