The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-05
SOCIETY

The mont elaborate and in all ways
the most successful afternoon charity
affair ever given in the city was the
| bridge tea given by the ladies of ST.
Marks Hospital association yesterday
afternoon at the Ladies' Literary cluO.
| The hall was filled with tables, forty in
all being placed for the players. On tie
lower floor tea was served during the
enJire afternoon, and here artistic deco
ratiOnS of red roses were arranged.
Everything that could be done to add
to the pleasure Of the guests was done,
and cosy corners for those who did not
play were filed with ladies enjoying tie
gentle art of conversation
A number of the leading women of
the organization received the guests as
they came, and the card tables were at
tended to by others of the association.
The refreshments were in the hands 81
Mrs. Edwin KimbaH and Mrs. Samuel
Paul. who had charge of the dining
room. Mrs. w. II. Child and Mrs. Sol
Siegel poured, and they were assisted
by Mrs Z. V. Silver, Mrs. c. L. Pear
sail and Mrs. Warren Benjamin.
Among those who Won prizes in the
game were Mrs. Richard \. Keyes,
Mrs. 9. Z. Richards. Mrs. A. II. Snow,
Mrs. John a. Reeves Mrs. Brodhurst,
Mrs. Beck, Mrs y. ID. +. Reynolds,
Mrs. A. b. Hirth, Mrs. r. c. Hill, Mrs.
Woodbridge. Mrs. N. 5. Woodward,
Mrs. J. O. Field, Mrs. Z. ). Ferry, Mrs
L. T.. Arnold, Mrs. PfoutZ, Mrs. L.
B. Bache. Mrs NJ. r. Bailey, Mrs. +. J.
Fabian, Mrs a. L. Hutchinson, Mrs. T.
A. Wakeling, Mrs. j. F. Grant, Mrs. F.
Mrs. L. l.. Terry, Miss Katherine
Williams, Mrs. William McGratn
Mrs. Van HOusen, Mrs. Steele, Mrs. w
c. Alexander, Mrs. Lee DinwoOdey,
Miss Jane Howatt and Miss Mary
Kirkpatrick
Miss Florence Kimball entertained a
few Of her young girl friends yesterday
afternoon at an informal tea at the
Kimbali home on Seventh East street.
The tea table was bright with yellow
flowers, "a glass basket of daffodils
forming the central decoration. Here
Miss Jenna-Budd Geddes poured, while
Miss Eloise Sadler and Miss Pearl Van
Colt assisted her. About sixteen
friends were present
The marriage of Miss Mable MufIey
to Francis William Burke took place
yesterday morning at St. NaTy's cathe-
dral, Rev. Father Kelly officiating. The
ceremony was witnessed by only the
parents of the two young people, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Burke left Immediately
dIltl lot Il SNORT WeQtllS IT'D ineN
will be at home after May II AT Amer
lean Falls, Ida The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. William Henry Munley OF
POcatellO.
Invitations will be out today for a
vocal recital to be given by Miss Jessie
Anderson on Saturday, April 49, in the
Ladies Literary club. The hour set is
$3.50 in the evening.
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The current events and current liter
atuTs section of the Ladies' Literary
club VIII meet today at the club house /
Mrs. Starkweather will read paper
on An Artist and an IllustTatOr-F. 5. /
Church and Peter Newell" Mrs. A. T |
Vollmer viii give some readings from
the Rebecca stories by Kate Douglas /
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Burke of Amer !
lean Fails are at the Wilson for a few /
days, after which they viii return to /
their ranch in Idaho.
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DR.. and Mrs. La Motto will return /
from Washington this morning
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Miss Jessie Anderson entertained a |
few friends yesterday afternoon at /
bridge for Mrs. James Chambers Dick /
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Mrs. c. s. Williamson will be the /
hostess tomorrow at a luncheon and 4
card party at the home of Mrs. W. T. |
Benson.
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Mrs. Robert =. GemmelI gives q 1
luncheon today at the Bransford.
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Mrs. w. G.. Sharp has returned To |
New York after visiting her mother, |
Mrs. Hardness.
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Mrs Percy Nelson of Bingham spent /
yesterday in the city
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Mrs. H c. BrOWnlpe will entertain TO- |
day at a luncheon and card party for 1
Mrs. Williamson.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Cunv Of Ogden |