The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-05
SOCIETY

MIS-. t. BonnemCft was the hostess
yesterday afternoon at large and
beautifully appointed reception at her
home on East Brigham street. the af-
fair being in honor of her daughter,
| Mrs. F. L. Albritton of Kalispell, Mont,
who was formerly Miss Cora Bonnie
mort of this city. The rooms were
thronged with friends of the hostess
during the hours of the afternoon, and
soft music and gay conversation made
the scene an unusually brilliant one.
The lower floor of the house was dark
ened and lighted artifieially, and the
air was heavy with the fragrance of the
many flowers. The drawing room,
where the guests were received, was
all in white and green, and pink roses
made the hall a perfect bower. Red
roses were used in the dining room,
where the punch bowl was placed,
while upstairs I'm the blue room the
refreshments were served, and here
again pink roses were used. An or
chestra in the upper hallway rendered
! fine music, and the hostess was assist
| ed by a number of friends, among
whom were Mrs. n. A. Dunyon, Mrs.
Chamberlain, Mrs. Burmester, Mrs. Jo-
seph Young, Mrs. w. w. Rivers and
Mrs. Abner Luman. Miss Burmester
presided over the punch bowl. Some
thing over 200 friends called during the
hours.
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Mrs. Windsor V. Rice was the hostess
yesterday afternoon at tea at her
home from till o'clock, at which a
great many of her friends were enter
tanned The house was bright with the
seasons flowers white and green
adjoining the parlors. and nasturtiums
the hall. In the dining room cherries
and red carnations formed an effective
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veranda, WHARF, punch was served, rugs
and divans were attractively arranged.
The hostess was assisted in receiving
her friends by her two small children,
Isabel and Gordon, while Mrs. J. NJ.
Bidwell and Miss Marion Rooklidge
poured tea and coffee in the dining
room. Miss Edith Sherman and Miss
Hanauer presided over the punch bowl.
The Country club will be well patron
lied today, as not only the mid-week
luncheon will be on, but the foursome
for women will attract the attention of
spectators during the entire afternoon
The event is for two cups given by Mrs.
Arthur Bird, and the entries are by
couples, Mrs. Jack Taylor and Mrs
William Igleheart, Miss Genevieve Nc
Cornick and Miss Maude Fitch, Mrs. F.
E. McGurrin and Mrs. Robert c. Gem
iHen, MISS hdlll6Tlno juuSe anu MISS
Marge Miller, and Miss Gertrude Nc
Grath and Miss Katherine Geddes.
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Mrs. w. c. Alexander entertained
yesterday afternoon at bridge at her
apartments in the Bransford The
rooms were gay with roses, both red
and pink being used. Six tables of
bridge were played, and prizes were
won by Mrs. Ashby d. Cleveland, Mrs
Jack Keith, Mrs. Hubbard w. Reed,
Mrs. NJ. H. Kriebel, Mrs. c. R. Pear
sail and Mrs. Frank Knox The affair
was the first of a series of such events,
the second to be given tomorrow after
noon.
Miss Mayme Noble and Mrs. Louis
Cecil Robinson will entertain this aft
ernoon at tea at the Noble home on
Brigham street.
Mrs. George J. Mclaughlin of Roch-
ester, n. Y, formerly Miss Louise
Walden, arrived yesterday and will
spend the next six weeks with her
mother.
The marriage of Miss Bess Hall and
Frank Edwin Dole will take place this
Their.
Major Gerhardt Luhn, retired, and
Mrs. Luhn, who have been guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Smith, will
leave today for Spokane to visit their
daughter, Mrs. De Lashmutt.
Mrs. G: G. erbryck and her son, |
Garrison, and her sister, Miss Leaf
Douglas, will leave on Friday for
Spearfish, S. D., to spend part of the |
summer with relatives.
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Mrs. Ida Smoot Dusenberry of Provo |
is spending the week in town visiting |
friends.
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Mrs. Charles G. Piummer will enter |
tain today at luncheon at the Coun- |
try club in honor of Miss Lucy Gaby.
Miss Evelyn Daily will be the guest |
of honor at luncheon today at the
Country club. given by Miss Lorene
Leary.
Miss Theresa Taylor will entertain a |
humber of her girl friends today at the |
matinee, followed by a high tea at the |
Epicurean,
Mrs. NJ. H. Walker entertains stall |
party of little people at the matinee
this afternoon.
DIR. A. G. Ewing has returned from /
the east and is at home at the Ken
yOn.
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Miss Nina Pollock will leave Friday /
evening for her home in Fargo, S. D., |
to spend the summer.
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The marriage of Miss Helen Hoag- /
lund, daughter of Mrs. G. F. HoagIund, /
to r. F. Bailey. will take place today.
The young couple will leave for an ex-
tended eastern trip.
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Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Given were very /
pleasantly surprised at their home last |
evening by a number of relatives and |