The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-15
SOCIETY

Mrs. j. j. BroughaIl was the hostess
Yesterday afternoon at a large and
elaborate reception given at her new
home on First street in comoliment to-
Miss Evelyn DAILY. The house was
bright with flowers from the entrance
through all the rooms and sprightly
music enlivened the scene American
Beauty roses were used in the front
hall, where the punch table was ar
ranged. and banks of smilax studded
with red roses were on the nantels.
Smiiax with pink roses made the deco
ration of the parl6rs. and in the library
quantities of pure white syringas made
the air fra grant. The colors oh 1sen for
Miss Days wedding were used in the
dining room, where the table was ar
ranged with Enchantress carnations. An
orchestra hidden behind bank OF
palms furnished music and soma two
hundred friends came and went dur
ing the hours of tie afternoon. Miss
DAILY received with the hostess, and her
sister. Miss Eudora DAILY, and Mrs
Fred Dern served punch. In the dining
room Mrs. james Ivers and Mrs.
Cleaver poured. The friends who as
sisted in entertaining the guests were
Mrs. Walter futile, Mrs. John J. DAILY,
Mrs. T. Roy Brown, Mrs. George Airs
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Mrs w. w. Armstrong entertained
yesterday afternoon at the first of n
series Of bridge teas, of which the
others are to be today and Monday.
Nine tables of bridge were played and
prizes were won by Mrs. Ashby D.
Cleveland and Mrs VI. H. Kriebel. The
hostess was assisted at tea by Mrs
William Reid Mrs. Kriebel. Miss Ma
rion Rooklidge and Miss Dorothy Rock
lidge. The house was bright with roses
ii. all the rooms, the dining room being
especially effective with deep red roses
and feathery white blossoms of the
wild parsnip.
The Misses Bertha and Bess Tyree en-
tertained yesterday afternoon at an in
formal tea for Miss Irma Walker. who
leaves tonight for Los Angeles. Some
excellent musical numbers were ron
dered by the Misses Isabel and Amy
Osborne and by Miss Bertha TXree.
Only about a dozen girls were present,
all of them friends of the guest of
honor.
The marriage of Miss Daisy Roy to
George L. Geiger wilt take place today
at the home of the brides mother. Mrs.
A. Roy. The wedding will be a quiet
one. attended only by close relatives,
and Rev. Peter \. Simpkin will per-
form the ceremony
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A number of the younger people from
town enjoyed the concert and hoo at
the post last evening. the affair being
thoroughly informal and attended most
ly by the people of the garrison.
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Miss Hanauer. Miss Adelaide Mason
and Miss Maud Thorn will be the hos
tesses today at the Country club. Tea
and clock golf are scheduled. but the
weather may make the tea the only
feature.
Mrs Ernest Greenwood has issued IN
vitations for a bridge tea 10 be given
next Wednesday Afternoon at her home
on First street.
Miss Mary Louise Anderson. who has
spent the past winter in Chicago with
her brother. returned during the past
week and will spend the summer here.
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Invitations are out for tie marriage
of Miss Edna Harker to Ebert Thomas
which takes place on Tuesday, June %
X * X
Miss Mary Leckie is here for few
DAYS. having come on from Edinburgh
to take the two Leckie children to the
ranch in Idaho.
Mrs. W. J. Browning has returned
after a STAY of several weeks in Cali
fornia.
Mrs. H. D. Harker and Miss Harker
are at home at % Nensington apart
ments.
Mrs. Horace Cummings entertained
Yesterday afternoon for Miss Gertrude
Reilly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold :. Daynes have
moved out to their country home near
Pennington and will spend the sum-
mer there.
MI and Mrs. D. NJ. Landredth arc at
home to their friends at 1850 East First
South street.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walk are now
al home at 46a First street. having re-
turned from their wedding trip.
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Miss NJ. r. Paine has moved from the
Fifth East hotel and will he at home
at Rowland hall for the summer.
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Mrs. Hawks will entertain today at a
children's party for her little SON
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Mrs. Arthur ]. SkidmorA will enter
tain a few of the friends of Miss Emily
Grimsdell and of Mrs. Kari Prinz on
Thursday next
Mrs. NJ Page and daughter Allie left
Yesterday for California and a tour of
the Pacific coast, to he gone all sum-
mer.
Mrs. John Morton Davis.