The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-13
SOCIETY

Mrs Benjamin c. Lockwood was the
hostess yesterday at a large bridge Yea
given in honor Of her guest, Mrs. II, X
Perry Of Logan, formerly OF foTt
Douglas. Ten tables of bridge were
played, and later more friends dropped
in for tea The hostess was assisted
by Mrs. w. Ii. Point, Mrs. Allen M
Smith and Mrs. A. B. Sloan, while Mrs
BrOOkes and Madame Burton, mother
of Lieutenant Frank H. Burton, poured
Prizes in the game were won by Mrs.
j. NJ. Bidwell and Mrs. Parker, the
mother if Lieutenant Samuel Parker
The house was bright with the seasons
flowers, pOtted plants and ferns deco
rating the drawing room, while pink
and white carnations and spring BIOS
SONS were used in the dining room.
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Miss Bonnie Carter, who has been the
guest for the past two days of her
aunt, Mrs. Bredemeyer, and who left
last evening to re-enter college at
Stanford; was the guest of honor
Thursday evening at a theatre party
given by Lieutenant r. n. Campbell.
The party included Miss Beatrice
Cheesman, Miss Elizabeth Mcmillan,
Wallace Bredemeyer and Harry Bintz.
Later Mr.. Bredemeyer entertained the
entire party at supper at the Wilson,
including Nj. and Mrs. David Chalmers
of Denver, at whose wedding last week
Miss Carter was maid of honor.
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An Informal hop was given at the
post last evening following the band
concert, at which a number of the
young people from town were guests,
as well as the people of the garrison. a
fine concert program was rendered by
the orchestra beforehand. and later
number of delightfully."- informal sup
pers were given.
The most elaborate affair of the day
will be the musicale this evening al the
Ladies' Literary club given by Mr.. and
Mrs. James Anderson, at which Miss
Anderson and Mr.. Brines will be the
vocalists. Miss Anderson and Mir.
Brines studied under the same teacher
abroad.
Mrs. David r. Gray entertained a
few friends yesterday afternoon at the
Orpheum in honor of Mrs Elizabeth j.
Chambers. The guests to meet Mrs.
Chambers We're Mrs. David Keith,
Mrs. j. " Walker, Mrs. WitCner
Jones. Mrs. George c. Moore. Mrs E.
VI. Allison and Mrs. w. p Kiser.
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Mrs. Anna Colburne Plummer has
issued invitations for an evening OF
song given by the Misses Isabella and
Amy Osborne. assisted by Mr.. Shelton
and Miss Judith Evans The time is
Monday evening, April %. and the place
the First Methodist Episcopal church
The Browning section of the Ladies'
Literary club will meet this afternoon
with Miss A. f. Buchanan at the
Kensington, on North Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs r. Z. Hunt are now at
home at 49 the Bransford.
Mrs. Joel L. Priest leaves tonight for
Terminal Island with her children to
spend a part of the summer.
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Wallace Bredemeyer will be the host
tonight at a theatre party to see THE
Butterfly"
Mrs. John G. Cutler gives a matinee
party today at the Salt Lake theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Chalmers. who
are here on their wedding trip, will
leave tonight for the northwest.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Windsor V Rice are
home from the coast after spending the
past two months in Los Angeles and
vicinity.
x x X
DR.. and Mrs. J. G. Hanchett, who
have lived the past few years in San
Francisco, are coming back to Salt
Lake to make their home.
X X x
Mr. and Mrs. Frank c. Kelsey are
pleasantly situated at IA Hoyt street,
Portland, Ore.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Mickle of Phil
adelphia are the guests for few days
of Professor and Mrs. Byron Cum
mings.
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Mr.. and Mrs. d. P. Felt have issued
invitations for a reception to be given
in honor of the marriage of their
daughter. Vera Adeline, to Joseph Ar
thur Horne. The reception will take
place Monday evening at the Felt
home.