The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-18

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Mrs. David Ramsey Gray entertained
a number of her friends yesterday aft
ternoon at a tea to meet her guest, Miss
Dora Beerstecher of Belgrave, Mont
The beautiful home on Fourth East
street was bright with flowers, tall
vases of American Beauty roses filing
the drawing room with fragrance. The
veranda was screened, and here a punch
table was placed amidst palms and
great branches of towering hawthorn.
In the dining room rose red carnations
were used as a central table decoration,
and ribbons of the same color, together
with thase of light yellow, formed
| streamers over the table. Candles with
| shades Of the yellow lighted the table,
and the two colors were blended ar
tistically in all the appointments. Mrs.
William Philip Kiser poured tea, and on
the porch Mrs. J. r. Walker served
punch. An orchestra in the hall fur
nished music through the hours of the
| afternoon. Some fifty or sixty friends
called.
The Phi Sigma sorority girls enter
tanned nearly a hundred of their friends
last evening at a dance at the Ladies'
Literary club. The house was decorat-
ed with the chosen colors of the soro-
rity-black and gold-and the affair was
chaperoned by Mrs George T. -Brice
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c. Parsons:
The girls in the sorority are the Misses
Elsie Parsons, Edith Godbe, Margaret
Walker. Josephine We'll, Eliza Dey. Ell
| sic McMillen, Margaret Dunn, Gladys
| Savage, Mercy Lewis, Romola King,
Winnifred Brice and Irene Leonard.
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| Mrs. George T. Brice entertained
again yesterday at an afternoon affair
at which 500 was the game enjoyed.
Nine tables were played and the prizes
were won by Mrs. F. s. Murphy, Mrs.
I. Roy Brown and Mrs. J. w. Edmund.
The hostess was assisted by the Misses
Elsie Parsons, Mercy Lewis, Aline Nc
MILAN and Winnifred Brice.
Mrs. w. A. wetzell will give
'springtide recital" Monday evening at
the Y. M. c. A, at which she will be as
sisted by John Robinson and the Wet
zell Choral society. The accompanies
will be Miss Rowena Korns and Miss
Florence Hurlburt, and Professor
George E. Shelton will play the violin
obligatos
The hostesses at the Country club to-
day will be Mrs. Windsor V. Rice, Miss
Kecgh, Mrs. Ernest Bamberger and
Miss Katherine Geddes. Tea will be
served at 4 o'clock, and a tennis game
is scheduled for that hour. A table
d'hote dinner in the evening at $50 will
complete the days program.
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Mrs. Joseph ]. Bamberger of New
York is here with her mother, Mrs. j.
E. Bamberger, and viii remain for a
| week or so. Later they will both go on
| to the coast TO spend some few weeks
at the points of interest along the
| southern California shore.
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The officers and ladies of the Twenty
ninth regiment have issued invitations
for reception and hop TO be given next
Friday evening in honor of Major and
Mrs. Allen Macy Smith, who leave
shortly to sail for. the Philippines.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Gates Mrs. Louis
S. Gates and her little daughter, and
Mrs. James K. Gillespie left last even
ing for Los Angeles. They will remain
for some time, and will probably be
Joined later by Mr.. Gates.
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Mrs. John c. Cutler entertains a
party of friends at the matinee this aft
ternoon. the affair to be followed by a
supper at the Alta club.
Mrs. w W. Rivers entertains her
bridge club this afternoon at her home
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Mrs. A. H. Pea body will entertain in
formally this afternoon for Miss George
Savage.
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Miss Florence Robbins. whose mar
riage takes place next Wednesday, will
be the guest of honor this afternoon at
a breakfast given by her cousin, Miss
Ethel Paul.
The wedding of Miss Florence Ailene
Gill and Fred Shoemaker took place
Thursday evening at the home of MI
and Mrs. Seal, Rev. S. A. Hayworth of
floating.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Zane, who have
been here for the past week or more
will leave tomorrow for their home in
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Patterson will
leave today for an eastern trip of some
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Snow have
moved into town and are now at $40
East Third South street
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DIR. and Mrs A l.. Castleman have
moved to town and are in their new
home at 615 East Third South street
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Miss Matte NJ. Ditmars was married
Tuesday, evening to Ralph w. Watson
of McGill, New. by Rev. S. A. Hay
worth. the wedding taking place at the
home of DR.. Weber.
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The P. E. o. society will meet this |
afternoon with Mrs. George NJ. P. Dou- !
gall at her home in Barrows' court
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Miss Mary Hoag spent Thursday i'm /
town visiting friends. returning to Og- |
den in the evening.
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Miss Traddles Paterson leaves for |
Berkeley, where she will visit the Sher- |
man family for a part of the summer.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
4113-Joseph A Matthies, Salt Lake
Nellie Brewster, Salt Lake.
4114-FranZ Grasteit. Scofield.
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