The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-23
SOCIETY

Mrs. Morris L. Richie entertained
| again Yesterday at a tea for Mrs. King,
her guest to which some sixty or more
| of her friends were invited. The house
was bright with flowers, yellow pre-
| dominating in all the rooms. Tan
vases of yellow chrysantemums were
placed around the parlors, and yellow
| nasturtiums made an effective dining
| room decoration. Tall crystal candle
sticks with yellow shades added 10 the
color effect Mrs. Richie and Mrs
King were assisted in receiving oy
Mrs. William C. Jennings, and in the
dining room Mrs. Russell L. Tracy ana
| Mrs Iedyard NJ. Bailey poured AS
sistfng them were the Misses Rosa
mond Richie, Emma Zane ana An
| nette Ferguson. Mrs. King will leave
| Sunday evening for her home in Port
land, after a stay of week with her
Salt Lake friends.
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| The Misses Isabel and Amy Osborne
| entertained yesterday at delightrui
| luncheon at their home on East f1rsl
| South street, the affair being in honor
| of Misses Hannah LIE Compile and Eila
| Coltharpe, who were their classmates
at Rowland Hall. The decorations were
| in the school colors of crimson and
white, the idea being carried out in
ries A great bowl of the Roosevelt
roses placed on a round mirror formed
the centerpiece, and from this stream
ers of the red ribbon extended to edch
place. The same effect above formed
! a canopy from the electrolier to the
corners of the table. The guests TO
meet the two honored guests were
Mrs. E. C. Warren, Miss Eudora DAILY,
Miss Bess Mcmillan, Miss Mildred Nc
AT;uon Miss NGalD1a Wall. Miss Mary
Moore and Miss Edna Bailey.
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The marriage of Miss Minnie Win
gate and Thomas Ruffin Woodland took
place last evening, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. Elmer l. Goshen at
$50. Only a few of the very close
friends of the family witnessed the |
marriage, Miss Ada Kinney attending
the bride and Mr.. De Pass acting as
best man. The service was followed
by a wedding supper, and later Mr. ana
Mrs. Woodland left for st. Anthony, |
Ida, where they willEnake their home |
Miss Merce Berkeley played the wed
ding march. The bride was dressed IN
| a handsome gown of white net. with
trimmings of princess lace. her gong
| away gown was of brown, with nat 20
match.
| Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Ferry enter
| tanned Monday evening at dinner to
celebrate their wedding anniversary
| The table decorations were in chrys-
| anthenu1ns and covers were laid for
Mrs. w. Montague Ferry, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Walter @. Filler, Mr.. and Mrs. Heber
| NJ. Wells. Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Howard,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Calaghan, Mrs.
| Frank Jennings, Benner y. Smith and
/ J. T. Goodwin.
The Misses Marie and Adelaide Ma
| son entertained yesterday afternoon at
| a bridge tea in honor of Mrs. Karl A
! Scheid at the Bancroft home on East
/ brigham street. Five tables of bridge
| were Dlaved. and prizes were awarded
| the winner at each. At the tea winch
| followed the hostesses were assisted by
Mrs. J. R Walker and Mrs. D. Moore
Lindsay. About score of friends were
present.
| Mr. and Mrs. o. A. Honnold returned
Yesterday morning from Los Angeles,
where they have been spending some
time with Mrs. Honnolds parents.
They left their small son to visit with
his grandparents for time
| X
| Miss Blanche Tate of Tooele is in
town visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Mangum at their home on NJ street.
| !. x x
Mrs. o. R. ellison of ogden spent yes
terday in the city.
| Elmer B. Jones will be back tonight
| from a short business trip east.
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| Mrs. Sol Siegel entertains this aft
ernoon at the second in a series of aft
ernoon bridge parties.
| X
| Mrs John Earls has issued invita-
,,a%xv = crix-s ao@yt
Wednesday afternoon at her home on
Fourth East street.
| x x ::
Mrs. L. L. Downing has gone to
Waterloo, Ia, to spend some time with
| friends.
The Hospital Aid society will meet
| this morning at 1890 at the Y. NJ. c.
! A. for the regular monthly conference
/ x x X
| The Cleofan will meet this after
noon with Mrs. Thomas Sloan, when
Mrs Susie Ritter Wells will read a pa
per on 1.-THE Court Life of Louis XIV
| X X X
TIE music section of the Ladies' Lit
erary club will meet this morning at
the club house for the study of Richard
Strauss, the composer.
| X X X
Mrs. Fitzsimmons of Charleston. S.
c., is the guest of Mr.. and~Mrs. John
| Weir.
| X x y
Mrs Will Packard of Mammoth is
| the guest of Mrs. J. F. Kirk.
| x x
Mrs. J. H. Leyshon left last night
for Rhyolite, New, accompanied by her
| daughter frankie.
| X
Mrs. William Shonert and Miss Eli
Zabeth Hamill returned from the east
last week. They visited in Michigan,