The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-26
THE SALT LAKE HERALD: SATURDAY, JANUARY 2s, 1907
SOCIETY

Mrs. Frank II. Burton entertained
about fifty friends yesterday afternoon
at tea, in compliment to her guest
Miss Margaret Shearer OF Bay City
Mich. The rooms at the Burton quar-
ters were bright with pink roses, and
pink was the color carried out
throughout the house. The regimental
orchestra stationed I'm the upper hall
way furnished a musical program. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Benjamin
&. Lockwood, Mrs. Allen NJ. Smith
Mrs. A. S. Brookes, Mrs. W. II. Point
and Mrs. Briant II. Wells. The guests
included. besides the ladies of the post
a number OF friends from town.
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Mrs. w. r. Warren and Mrs. r. G.
Hill entertained again yesterday aft
eTnoon at the second in a series of card
parties. The house was decorated with
quantities of flowers and ferns, and six
ia bles were filled with the players. Val
ertines were used for score cards. and
small hand decorated cards for tallies
Prizes were won by Mrs. II. G. Ed
wards, Mrs. Abner Luman and Mrs.
Richard r. Romney. The hostess
were assisted by Miss Vera Edwards.
Mrs. NJ. T. Bailey and Mrs. Charles
Post entertained again yesterday at
the second in a series of bridge teas,
the affair being in honor of Mrs.
Frances Pastorious of Colorado
Springs. Seven tables were filled with
the players. and prizes were awarded
the winners at each.
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Miss Blanche KimbaH entertained
the members Of the Kimball and the
Lawrence families at an informal at
fair last evening in honor of the birth
day of her mother, Mrs. Julia y. Kim
ball.
Miss Jessie Anderson entertained
last evening at a small and informal
dinner at the Anderson home on o
street. The decorations were of blush
pink carnations, and covers were laid
for ten.
Miss Helen Crawford will entertain
at bridge this afternoon in compliment
10 Miss Mary Winn and Miss Block of
st. Louis.
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Miss Agatha Berkhoel. Miss Marie
Berkhoel and Miss Renee Redman
have arrived i'm New York. where Miss
Berkhoel takes uD her vocal studies
Immediately.
The p. L. o. society will give a
breakfast this morning at the Manitou
hotel in compliment to Miss Alice Paul,
who will be one of the brides of next
month.
Miss Addie Zane will be the hostess
this afternoon at a tea for Mrs.
Frances Pastorious Of Colorado
Springs.
Miss Geneve Clark entertains this
H..
Louise Clawson, of Pasadena.
Ledyard NJ. Bailey will leave today
for an eastern trip Of some weeks.
Mrs. j. L. Hunton of Sacramento
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James An
dersOn, will be here shortly 20 spend
some time with the Anderson family
Oh o street.
Mrs. George Jay Gibson will enter
tain at a luncheon on Wednesday of
next week.
Mrs. ]. 3. Taylor entertained at
cards yesterday afternoon.
The Girls Friendly society of St.
PaUrs church was entertained yester-
day afternoon at the rectory by Mrs
c. f. Perkins and a number of the Ia
dies of st. Paurs guild.
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The Japanese Shindig' given by the
freshmen class Of the university in
the muse um building was we'll attend
ed. The hall and stairs leading To the
lerge assembly room were draped In
strings OF chrysai1themums. At the
top Of the stairs there was punch
booth made of japanese parasols and
covered with chrySa nthemums In the
main hall all the lights We're covered
with japanese lanterns. There We're
two punch booths presided over by
young Japs. The orchestra stand rep
resented a garden scene in the far
east. The dance was under the pa
tronage Of President and Mrs j. T.
Dean and Mrs. Byron
Cummings, Professor and Mrs d. r.
Allen, Dean and Mrs. r. V. Chamber
lain, DR.. and Mrs. William Clarence
Ebaugh, DR.. and Mrs. ]. +. Merrill,
Coach and Mrs. J. H. Maddox.
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