The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-24
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. Hubbard w. Reed was the
hostess yesterday at a luncheon at the
Alta club, at which a score of her
friends were entertained The table
was laid in the gold room, and a most
artistic arrangement of snowballs made
the table picture. A great central
decoration of the white balls with their
green leaves filed the central part of
the table, and at each place were
smaller baskets filled with the flowers.
The lights were all in white and pale
green, the SNOWFALL effect being car
ried out in every detail. The guests
We're Mrs. Benjamin C. Lockwood,
Mrs. w. S. Mccormick Mrs. William
McCaskell, Mrs. Windsor V. Rice, Mrs.
M. S. Woodward. Mrs. H. G.. Mcmillan,
Mrs. Risque and her aunt. Mrs. T. S.
lesson. Mrs. David S. Murray, Mrs. ].
b. Cosgriff, Mrs Kenneth Kerr, Mrs.
o. w. Powers, Mrs. Ernest Bamberger,
Mrs. David Keith, Mrs. Robert ]. Glen
DINING, Miss Crawford, Miss Mason,
Mrs. L. L. Terry and Mrs. J. P. Me-
geath.
Mrs. Andrew Howat, Miss Jane
Howat, Mrs. Robert R. Hampton, Mrs.
Lewis Schoppe and Mrs. j. Fred OdeIl
entertained few of their friends yes
terday afternoon at the first of a Sc
ries of afternoon parties at the Howat
home on Seventh East street. Eight
tables of bridge were played, and
prizes were won by Mrs. Ferdinand j.
Fabian, Mrs. Hugh L. Thomas, Mrs.
Elbridge Thomas, Mrs. Arthur Davies,
Mrs. Frank j. Gustin, Mrs. Frank T.
Roberts, Mrs, T. Roy Brown and Mrs.
Dana t. Smith. At the tea which fol-
lowed the table was arranged with a
centerpiece of exquisite lace, on which
stood tall vase of American Beauties.
Here Mrs D. Elliott poured coffee and
Mrs. Leah Ritter chocolate, and they
were assisted by Miss Lora Schoppe,
Miss Kate Groo and Mrs. Leroy c. Din
woodey. The second affair of the kind
will be given today.
Mrs. w. s. McCornick entertained
about a hundred OF her friends yester-
day afternoon at a musical tea at the
Mccormick home on Centre street. A
most artistic musical program was rem
dered by Mrs. Emma Ramsey Morris,
soprano; Mr.. James Brines, tenor
George E. Shelton and ]. ] Mcclellan.
Following the program a tea followed,
at which the hostess was assisted by
her daughters and her sister. Mrs. Will
liam McCaskell. The numbers on the
program were we'll calculated to show
the voices of both vocalists to perfec-
ton, and the instrumental selections
were no less enjoyed. Mrs. Morris was
heard in two groups of songs, giving
first In Autumn" by Franz, and Il
Once Loved a Boy" -Melisande in the
Woods" and THE Lass With the Deli
cate Air. Mr.. Brines sang three
groups of selections, a group of Ger
man ballads, three English songs and
later two enchanting Irish numbers.
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The hop at the post tonight promises
TO be the big event in a dancing way
of several weeks. The affair is given
in honor of Major and Mrs Allen Macy
Smith, who have made their home at
Douglas since the arrival of the Tween
ty-ntnth. and it will be attended by
large number of their friends, both
from town and from the garrison The
management is in the hands of Mrs
Wells and Mrs. Frank H. Burton. and
the receiving party will consist of the
ranking officers, Colonel and Mrs. Ben
jamin c. Lockwood. Mrs. Edward P.
Pendleton major Pendleton being alb
senO, and Major and Mrs. Smith.
The Womans Republican club gave
a card party yesterday afternoon a.
the home of Mrs ]. c. Starley for the
benefit of the Canyon Crest ranch
About forty ladies enjoyed the game |
and prizes were won by Mrs. D. Meskil
and Mrs. A. D. T. Reynolds. Mrs c. |
h Mcmahon was present and made a !
brief talk, thanking the ladies on be-
half of the Canyon Crest association. |
and Mrs E. Bonnemort took the mat
ter up with a subscription of $50 toward |
the building fund for the manual train |
ing school.
Miss Edna Dwyer entertained a few
of her friends yesterday at luncheon !
at her home on North Temple street. |
The table was gay with roses deep red |
Richmond roses at each place, and |
great sprays of half-opened yellow |
roses gracing the centre of the table. |
The guests were mostly the musical
friends of the hostess Mrs. W. Mon !
tague Ferry, Mrs. Charles G. Plummer, /
Miss Edna Cohn. Mrs. Lee Charles /
Miller, Mrs. w. s. Loomis, Mrs J. E |
Caine, Mrs. Martha Royle King and |
Mrs. Frank w. Jennings.
Mrs. c. NJ. Bell entertained the ITO |
pia 500 club on Wednesday, prizes
being awarded to Mrs. S. II. Pinkerton
and Mrs. d. c. lacking. The club will |
meet with Mrs. J. F. Dunn on June 5, |
at 1903 Third street.
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Samuel Newhouse brought with him |
from New York his two nieces, Miss
Georgeida Moore and Miss Ruth Kings
bury. Miss Kingsbury will spend a |
part of the summer i'm Salt Lake.
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