The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-24


Mrs. George Jay Gibson entertained
informally at tea Friday afternoon for
Miss Eleanore Horgan of Butte, who is
visiting Mrs. H. c. Bellinger. Twenty
four guests were asked to meet Miss
Horgan. Mrs. George Y. Wallace
served punch and Miss McGrath
poured tea.
Mrs. George d. Keyser entertained at
bridge on Friday afternoon. Four ia
bles were filled with the players, and
prizes were taken by Miss Marge Mil
Ter. Miss Elizabeth Mcintyre, Mrs.
Charles Post and Mrs. F. S. Bascom.
The japanese decorations were very
effective and the score cards and prizes
were Japanese favors.
There will be the usual table d'hote
dinner at the Country club this even
ing, followed by dancing. The host
esses are Mrs. Leslie Savage, Miss Nc
IntyFe and Miss Leary. This is open
day at the club on account of the hrst
games which are to be played in the
intermountain tennis tournament, the
great tennis event of the season.
In honor Of Mrs. ]. c. Hanchett and
Mrs. Charles Simms, who are visiting
a 500 party of eight tables on Friday.
The rooms were decorated entirely in
yellow sunfiowers, and hand-painted
sunfiower score cards and favors car
ried out the same color scheme. Prizes
were won by Mrs. John Wilsley and
Mrs Earl Harvey. Guest prizes were
also taken by Mrs. Hanchett and Mrs.
Simms.
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informally at tea this afternoon in her
apartments at the Bransford, for Mrs.
James Stephenson.
Mrs. Ray Walker gave an informal
luncheon on Friday in honor OF her
guest, Miss Evans.
Miss Bessie Tyree is at home from
a summer spent in Long Beach, Cal.
Mrs. Fisher Harris, daughter Mar
garet and son Fisher, who have been
spending several weeks at Brighton,
return to the city today.
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Mrs. Jack Taylor had as her guest
Thursday and Friday, Miss Clara Stiles
of Beloit, Wis, who is on her way
home from an extended trip in Cali
fornia.
Fred T McGurrin left Friday to join
Mrs McGurrin in San Francisco, and
they will return to the city about Sept.
L Mrs, McGurrin and son, Herbert,
have been spending the summer in
Ocean Park and Los Angeles.
Mrs. F. J. Fabian and family are ex-
pected home today from Brighton,
where they have been spending the
summer.
Mrs. F. A. Starkweather is home
from a six weeks visit in st. Paul and
Minneapolis.
Tie Spirit of Liberty chapter, Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution, have
issued an attractive yearbook for the
season of 1907-0S. Officers for the COM
ing year are Mrs. Mary NJ. F. Allen,
state regent; Mrs. Harriet W. Sells,
honorary chapter regent; Mrs. Seth w.
Morrison, chapter regent; Mrs. Henry
La Motto, vice regent; Miss Anna Z.
Decker, secretary; Mrs Alzora Cook,
treasurer; Mrs. E. L. Jones, registrar,
and Mrs. c. f. Allen, historian. The
names and addresses of members, of
whom there are now sixty, are given
in full. and there is a complete pro-
gram of the years monthly meetings.
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The family and guests of H. Tyree
leave today for an automobile trip to
Springville, where they will have din
ner at HarrisOn's.
Colonel E. A Wall left for the east
Yesterday. He will meet his daughters,
who are returning from a trip abroad,
in New York.
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Miss Rowena Korns has returned
after a months visit in Seattle and
Portland.