The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-20
SOCIETY

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First Presbyterian church, which was
the first of series proposed by the
ladies of get acquainted teas. The
idea was to have all the ladies of the
church, and especially to see that they
meet the newcomers and new church
members, of whom several hundred
/ have been received in the past year or
/ so. The house was bright with asters,
except in the dining sroom, where the
1 table held central decoration of a
| huge basket of red and purple grapes.
/ Tulle to match in lighter shades tied
/ the handle and added to the effect.
Mrs Child was assisted by Mrs. E. V.
Silver and Mrs. II. J. Dininny; Mrs.
| Hal w. Brown poured coffee, and a
number of young girls assisted, among
| them Miss Mary COpley and her guest,
/ Miss Rockwell of New York, Miss
Eleanor Stewart and the Misses Rae
and Olive Bartch.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A Lee gave a stag
| dinner last evening at their home i'm
/ honor of their, son, Midshipman Rob
ert Corwin Lee, and Midshipman Scott
| Lynn, both of whom leave next week
| for Annapolis after a short stay with
their families. The table decorations
were all in the blue and gold of the
navy, blue dahlias and golden yellow
daisies forming the floral decorations
Those at the table besides the two
honor guests were Professor George A
Eaton, Captain William c. Webb, w
w. Barton, W. A. Lee, Francis Letch-
field and Russell Sands.
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Mrs. J. 7. Keith entertained yester-
day afternoon at a bridge tea at her
home on Thirteenth East street. Six
tables of bridge were played, and prizes
were won by Mrs. Fred Dern, Mrs. j.
b. CosgTiff, Mrs. jay 7. Harris, Mrs.
w. ID. Donoher, Mrs. George c. Moore,
Mrs. Richard Stingley. At the tea
which followed the hostess was assist
ed by her sister, Miss Bella Blyth,
Miss Marge Ellerbeck and Miss Jean
cite Luman. The house was decorated
with the autumn flowers, red in the
parlor and bright yellow making the
dining room attractive. Purple asters
were used in the library.
X X X
Mrs. William D. Leonard was the
hostess yesterday afternoon at a most
delightful card party at her home in
Murray. About thirty-five friends
made the trip out mostly in automo-
biles and enjoyed the afternoon. Five
hundred was the game played, and
prizes were won by Mrs. W. z. Ter |
hume, Mrs. Chandler and Miss Kinney. |
The house was bright with the autumn
flowers. The hostess was assisted by !
Mrs. R H. officer and by her sister, |
Miss johnson, who is her guest.
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Mrs. W. F. James was the hostess |
yesterday afternoon at a bridge tea |
given for Mrs. Henrietta Billings of
Cincinnati, who is here visiting. Five
tables Of bridge were played, and
prizes were won by Madame Pfoutz,
Mrs. S. o. S. Nelden, Mrs. Justus
Jungk, Mrs. Robert Glendinning and
Miss Edith Sherman. The prizes were |
punches of beautiful asters, and the
home was bright with the golden hue
Of sunf1Owers used in profusion.
The marriage of Miss Eva Richard |
son and Wilson Allen Howard, which !
took place yesterday morning in the
temple, was followed by a wedding
lilies only. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard left |
on the noon train for the coast, going
to San Francisco and Portland for a
short trip.
Mrs. Thomas Kearns, who has spent
the summer on the Kearns ranch near
Santa Rosa, will be home for the hoH-
days, coming here about the first of
November.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Armstrong are
back, after a trip to New York and
other eastern cities.
X X X
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Adams and their |
son Damon will leave today for New |
York for a short stay.
Miss Lara Rawlins entertains at an /
afternoon affair Saturday.
X X X
Mrs. Thomas Marioneaux gives a |
bridge tea on Tuesday at the Country /
club.
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Miss Muriel Damon, who has spent |
the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. |
Adams, will leave Sunday for her home |
in San Francisco.
Mrs. n. W. Clayton entertained yes
terday afternoon at a Kensington tea.
The current event section of the La
dies Literary club will meet Friday |
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the club |
house. Mrs. Boswell will give a talk /
on her European trip.
Arthur W. Chamberlain has gone to
California for a stay of two months.
Miss Stella Fabian leaves early next
week to re-enter school in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. z. Mcknight are
home from the northwest, where they
have spent the summer.
X X x
Z. ]. Lyon of Los Angeles announces
the engagement of his daughter Ethel
to Vernon Ostler of this city.
X X
Thomas A. Bradley of San Francisco
and Anna T. Bombeck of Colorado
Springs were married yesterday by
Judge Armstrong. After q short stay
here they will locate in San Fran
cisco.
y x x
Mr., and Mrs. Robert II. Canham an
nOunce the marriage Of their daughter
Nellie to George Jacobs, TO take place
at their home Sept. 80.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
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