The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-29
SOCIETY

A most unique and delightful enter
tainment of yesterday afternoon was
the garden party given by Mrs. Charles
@. Plummer and Mrs. Frank A. Druehl
at Wandamere. Several hundred friends
were invited to enjoy the affair, and
cars we're chartered to take the entire
party to the park. When they arrived
mandolin and guitar club in a boat
greeted them with music, and this mu-
sic continued all through the afternoon.
The grounds were placed entirely at
their disposal. and the fine new pavil-
ion was used for a short program which
had been arranged. Musical numbers
were given by Mrs. Plummer. the
Misses Isabel and Amy Osborne and
Miss Edna Dwyer. One of the unique
features was the Greek temple dance
by Miss Martha johnson in Greek CO.'S
tune. for which the vocalists sang the
temple anthem of the Vestal virgins
Mrs. w. S. Loomis played the accom-
paniment. Later Mrs. William Lyle
chart read some spring poems Re-
freshments were served in a bower by
a bevy of young girls, including Miss
Virginia Beatty, Louise Osborne, Ethel
Tyree, Margaret Walker, Helen Harr
and Aline Mcmillan. The hostesses
were assisted by Mrs. F. A. Vincent
MI - OSiSSOSs w dlbcT
Druehl Mrs. John Cain and Mrs. Led
yard NJ. Bailey.
Mrs. Andrew Howat and her daugh-
ters received their friends yesterday
afternoon at most delightfully."- infor-
NAL tea at their home on Seventh East
street. The home was gay with guam
titles of wild bluebells, great bowls
of the gorgeous flowers filling the air
with fraRranCR In dining
Mrs. w. S. Ellerbeck and Mrs. Grant
Hampton poured tea end coffee, and
they were assisted by the Misses Jean
CdeII and Kate Groo. About 100 friends
called during the afternoon hours.
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Mrs. T. G. Weber and Miss Weber
entertained about forty of their friends
yesterday afternoon at a bridge tea at
the Weber home on Second street.
Eight tables were played and later a
number of friends dropped in for tea.
The tea table was decorated in bright
crimson peonies, and white and green
were used in the drawing room and
library. The hostesseS were assisted
in serving tea by Mrs. David Keith,
Mrs. Ellsworth Daggett, Mrs. William
McCaskell, Mrs. Benjamin c. Lock-
wood and Mrs. ]. E. Game.
Cards have been received by her Salt
Lake friends for the marriage of Miss
Elizabeth Alfred Shingieur to Charles
Augustus Richardson. The marriage
will take place Thursday evening, June
6, at the. First Methodist church in
Jackson, Mich, the home of the bride.
Miss Shingleur, whose engagement was
announced in these columns some weeks
ago. was a visitor to Salt Lake two
different summers. and made many
friends here.
The annual mid-week luncheon,
served table d'hote, will be the order
today at the Country club, and a num-
Der of parties are made up to enjoy
the event The largest luncheons will
be given by Mrs. Ellsworth Daggett
and Miss Leila Stingley, the latter en-
tertaining for Miss Ruth Kingsbury,
who has come to spend the summer in
the city. The club will be open tomor-
row with an especial buffet luncheon,
and the usual special order dinner in
the evening.
Mrs. E. Bonnemort has issued invi-
tations for a reception 10 be given
Tuesday next to meet Mrs. NJ. F. Al
britton of Kalispell, Mont.
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The pupils of the B class, eighth
grade of the Lafayette school, will give
dance this evening at the Ladies' Lit
erary club in honor of the A class. The
affair will be chaperoned by some of
the parents.
Mrs. L. H. Farnsworth and her little
daughter will leave June II for Boston,
where they will join her daughter,
Edna, and the three will sail from New
York June 20, to be away a year.
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Mrs. Hector NJ. Griswold passed
through the city on Monday on her
way to New York to join DR.. Griswold,
who is in business there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nibley expect to
leave within a few days for their home
in Perry. Ore.
Miss Nora Van Colt returned yester-
day from st. Louis, and is at home for
the summer.
Samuel Newhouse will entertain to-
night at a dinner for Mrs. Cole and
Mrs. Hill, cousins of Mrs. David S.
Murray, who are her guests for a short
time.
Captain and Mrs. John E. Woodward
will entertain this evening at a supper
for the garrison people, the affair being
in honor of Major and Mrs. Allen NJ.
Smith.
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Mrs. H. @. Brockman VIII be the
hostess this afternoon at a bridge tea
at her home on East Second South
street.
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Mrs. John G. DAILY gives a bridge
party this afternoon for Miss Beatrice
O'Connor and Mrs. Robert w. Glendin-
ming.
| Mrs. Andrew Howat and her daugh-
tiers will entertain at bridge again to-
day.
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! Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dern and Miss
| Elizabeth Mcintyre are home after a
| stay of few weeks in Los Angeles.
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| DR.. Mamie p. Lewis is here from
Kansas City visiting her cousin, Mrs.
J. L. Craig.
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Mrs. L. c. Adam of southern Kan
sas is in town for visit with her sis
| tiers, the Misses Olive and Cora Curtis.
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Mrs. c. P. Brooks will entertain on