The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-15
SOCIETY

being mostly the intimate friends of
the honored guests who have been
members of the same card club for
years past. Six tables of 500 were
played and an original idea in the
prizes was carried out. The prizes were
a heavy silver fork and four spoons,
the handsome fork going to the mayor
engraved with III, IA" on one side and
the yea on the other. The spoons,
which went to the winners of the
games were engraved with the same
number and the name Bransford be-
sides. The house was decorated in ma
tional color throughout, flags and tri-
colored ribbons forming the main deco
ration. A large portrait of the mayor
draped with an immense flag which
covered n end of the library was a
special feature of the decorations.
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The Misses Alton and Jasmine Young
entertained about forty friends last
evening at a musicale for Mr.. and Mrs.
Karl A. Scheidy the affair being given
at their home in Red Butte Hollow.
The house was bright with c~hrysanthe-
NUNS, and the late autumn marigolds
lent additional brightness to the din
ing room. Som splendid musical num-
bers were furnished by Hugh w. Dou-
gall, Miss Eloise Sadler, Miss Irene
Kelly, Miss Edna Evans. Hamilton
Coffin, Mr.. Scheid and Edward Kim
ball. The last-named played a num-
Der of his own compositions, and one
beautiful duet, also of his composing,
was sung by Mr.. Dougall and Miss
Evans. The hostesses were assisted by
Mrs. Young and Mrs. William Reid.
Mrs William c.. Jennings entertained
about twenty-five of the friends of
/ Yrs Robert Crosse xaStardau afta--
noon at an informal tea in her honor.
The home was bright with decorations
of white and yellow, a handsome yellow
silk cloth covering the table, and white
flowers adding to the effect. The host
ess was assisted by Mrs. Morris l..
Richie n Mrs Elmer b. Jones, While
Miss Rosamond Richie and Mrs. Doro-
thy Bailey assisted in serving.
Mrs. Justus Jungk entertained yes
terday at a small luncheon for Mrs.
Karl A. Scheid, the decorations at
which were all in white and gold. The
other guests to meet Mrs. Scheid were
Mrs. Florence K. Woodruff, Mrs. F. J.
Fabian, Mrs. w. G. Jennings, Mrs. G..
b. PfoutZ, Mrs. S. O.. S. Nelden and
Miss Edith Sherman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph G. Drawn are in
NCNh TN nAOill6lld vi their WeQQllR
trip, and will leave this evening for
Los Angeles. Mrs. Drawn was formerly
Miss Vera Lane of this city. and their
wedding took place on Tuesday at
noon at the Lane home in Belmont
Park. Mr.. n Mrs. Drawn will make
their home in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Hugh Park left Wednesday fol-
Fort Leavenworth to spend some time
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Later she will go to Muskegon to visit
friends for a part of the winter, and
will not be back till some time in the
spring.
Miss Merce Berkely entertained
about a dozen friends yesterday at a
luncheon for Mrs. Samuel M. Parker
who leaves on Sunday with her hus-
band for Manila.
Heber NJ. Wells entertained yester-
day a few friends at a luncheon at the
Alta club for Edwin Milton Royle.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Weir left yes.
terday for a short business trip to New
York.
X x X
The ladies OF st. Marks Guild will
hold a Christmas sale in the basement
Of the church on Dec. 10. The affair
will begin with a luncheon served that
day.
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The current events and current liter.
allure section of the Ladies' Literary
club will meet today at the club house
Mrs. c. ". Watson will give a review
Of the life and works of st. Gaudens
There will be music by Miss Edward
and Miss Ora Rogers.
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Mrs. A. c. Wherry will entertain thc
Cup and Saucer club today at he
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay T. Harris will en-
terrain a party of friends this evenine
at the play. having postponed the af
fair from last evening.
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Mrs. Overf1eld and her son. C. P
Overfield, left on Wednesday for New
York. to be away till midwinter.
The Pan-HeIlenic society met yester
day afternoon with Mrs. Glen Mile,
at her home on z street.
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DR.. John F. Critchlow and DR.. E. A
Trip left yesterday for a hunting tril
) in Idaho.
J. II. McCrystal and family are nov
at home in apartment c at 156 Soutl