The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-07

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Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Shepherd en-
tertained at servant party Tues
day evening, in honor Of Miss Rennie
of San Francisco, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Snyder
for several weeks. and who left yester-
day fer the coast. Az the appointed
hour, o clock, the guests were met at
the kitchen door by Ernest Bowman,
who, as the butler, received and intro
duced the guests, among them being
those costumed as nurses, mattresses,
and cooks, The trials Of the "servant
maid was the topic of conversation
during the early part Of the evening,
followed by cards. One of the tables
was in the kitchen, which was deco
rated for the occasion with garlands OF
smilaN and vases of pink carnations.
The host and hostess were assisted dur
ing the evening by Miss Jennie Sny-
der, Misses Olive and Carol Shepherd.
One Of the social affairs of yester-
day was the initial breakfast given by
.n' Day we" Rcaulhp cIICle dL lbc
Manitou hotel at noon. The table was
laid in the private dining room IN the
shape of Msltest cross, in the center
being large baskets filed with lilies
of the valley. and narcissus, with rum
ners OF smilax TO the places. Mrs.
Richard Savage was the toastmistress,
and in delightful way introduced
those who responded TO the toasts. Mrs,
w. II, Tibbals, who will leave in the
f,f,,
the toast, * Home and Friends Mrs.
Bushwell, 50 Parting Is Such Sweet Sor
row. Mrs. Morehouse. "'Welcome
Home Mrs. O. n. Straup, "Our
Club, Mrs. V. Peaslee responded to
the toast, ''Speed the Parting Guest. -
Covers were laid for twenty-five,
Mrs. W r. Benson entertained at a.
prettily-appointed luncheon Yesterday
afternoon In honor of Mrs. Frank Hahn
Green and white were the colors chosen
for the decorations. A large cut glass
bowl of hyacinths was in the center of
the table, while the place cards were
decorated with the same flowers. Gov
crs were laid for Mrs. W. l.. Green,
Mrs. Hahn, Mrs, +. T. Harvey, Mrs
y. b. Hirth, Mrs. Clarence Warneck,
Mrs. Charles Boyd, Mrs. Harry Knight,
Mrs. W, Blake.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard A. Keyes en-
tertained the officers and ladies of the
Post at q delightful bridge affair last
evening at their home on East South
Temple street. The rooms were artis-
tically decorated with American beauty
roses and red carnations. ten stablcs
being filed with the players. The
guests included only the people from
the garrison, The tally and score cards
were dainty Holland scenes.
The opening of the exhibit of Indian
pictures at the Kenyon yesterday after
noon was well patronized, Among the
patronesses were Miss Blanche kimbalI,
Mrs. William G: Jennings, Mrs. O. X
Lewis, Mrs. William Igleheart. Mrs. NJ
Mrs. Edward S. Ferry. Mrs, William
Reid, Mrs. Frank Jennings and Mrs
iIeber NJ. Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Cunningham
entertained at prettily appointed din
ner last evening III honor Of Mrs ]
Il. Huutoon, The table was bright
with rcd Richmond roses. which were
used in small cut glass vases and scat
tered over the cloth The place cards
were also decorated in roses. Ten
guests were invited to meet Mrs. Hun.
toou.
Miss Ruth Cooper. daughter of Sn
perIniendent Cooper, formerly of this
city. but who has made her home in
Seattle for the past three years. will be
the guest OF Miss Evcine Thomas for
several weeks. Miss Cooper has spent
the winter in Moincs and is en- route
tC the Northwest.
Mr., aud Mrs. J. n. Mckenzie of Buff
faio; N y, who have been the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Savage, will
leave for the coast today
The regular meeting of the Jewish
Relief society will he held IN thc B.
y. lodge rooms today Thursday,
March I, at 2;30 p. m.
Mrs. j, W. DeForrd of Caieutes and
Miss Pauline Ostler Of Bingham are
the guests of, Mrs. II, w. Watt