The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-07
SOCIETY

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The first annual breakfast of the Bay
View Reading club was given yester-
day morning at the Manitou hotel. the
affair having been FASTENED somewhat
from the original plans by the pro-
posed departure of Mrs. w. II. Tibballs
and Mrs. j. T. Boswell for Europe.
The. table, seating over a score, was
arranged in the form of Maltese cross
and was decorated in white and pale
green. Lilies of the valley were the
flowers used, and place cards showing
the same flowers with the monogram
OF the club We're at each place. Mrs
Richard Savage was the toast mistress
and Introduced each of the speakers in
a clever little speech characteristic OF
the Individual. Mrs. Lena Peaslee
toasted 'Our Departing Friends" Mrs.
Tibbals responded TO the toast Home
and Friends" Mrs. BuswelPs response
was Parting is Such Sweet Sorrow,
while Mrs. Morehouse anticipated a
future time with THE Home Coming. "
The others present were Mrs. W. r.
Warren. Mrs N A Dunyon. Mrs
Howard, Mrs. d. n. Straup, Mrs. ]. r.
Davis. Mrs. c. w. Morse, Mrs. Dennis
Grant Brown. Mrs. Lockhart. Mrs. P,
A. Dix. Mrs. A. McCurtain. Mrs. A. r.
Gibson. Mrs. z. L. Jones, Mrs. ]. NJ
Whitley. Mrs. R. w. Watt and Mrs. E.
L. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard A. Keyes en-
tertained at bridge last evening, the
affair being I'm honor of the officers and
ladies of Fort Douglas. Ten tables
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were awarded the winner at each
Punch was served in the dining room
throughout the evening, and later a
buffet supper was enjoyed The rooms
were bright with quantities of Amer
lean Beauties and deep red carnations
and the guests numbered about fifty.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Cunningham en-
tertained last evening at dinner for
ten of their friends, the affair being in
compliment to Mrs. j. z. Huntoon of
Sacramento. The long table was gay
with the deep color OF Richmond roses
which were arranged in small vases the
entire length of the board. Candles
and shades matching the flowers were
used, and place cards decorated in the
same were at each plate.
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Mrs. w. 7. Benson entertained few
of her friends yesterday at a luncheon
for Mrs. Frank Hahn. the decorations
being all in white spring flowers and
green. The other guests were Mrs. z.
7. Harvey. Mrs. A. B. Hirth. Mrs.
Blake, Mrs w. L. Green, Mrs. Charles
w. Boyd. Mrs. Clarence Warnock and
Mrs. Harry S. Knight.
Judge and Mrs. ]. c. Royle will en-
terrain at a small dinner tomorrow
evening for Frank Mostyn Kelly. who
is playing this week at the Orpheum.
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Mrs. J. T Keith is expected home
from Los Angeles within a day or so,
Dr.. Keith having come up early in the
week
Mr.. and Mrs VI. II. Walker will re
turn soon from Riverside, Cal, where
they have been spending some time.
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Mrs. Ernest Bamberger WIN be the
hostess today at a luncheon at the Uni
versity club. given in honor of Mrs. ]
E. Huntoon.
Mrs H J. Schultz enterrains today
in honor of Mrs. Frank Hahn.
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The College club will meet today with
Miss Lena Hague at the Walker home
on East Brigham street.
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Mrs. Thomas Kearns viii go to Park
City today to spend about a week with
friends
Mrs. Irwin, who has spent the win
ter with Mrs. Samuel Newhouse, left
Tuesday evening for New York.
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Jack Royle will be in town the latter
part of the week on his way through
to Nevada from New York
The Bridge club will meet next Mon
day with Miss Minnie Sadler.
The Utopia club met yesterday after
noon with Mrs. C. B. piehl.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Hansen have
announced the engagement of theil
daughter. Elsie, to Wallace Weiser
The wedding viii be one of the event:
of early June.
Miss Marjorie Dey WIN entertain al
cards Saturday evening at the Dey
home on Fifth East street.
Miss Elsie Dickert has returned from
Helena, where she has been visitint
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Sawyer.
The G. o. o. s. club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Miss Alic.