The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-06

friends were entertained The house was
sweet with the fragrance of many flow
efs. profusion Of pink carnations dec
Grating the dining room and ferns and
palms adding TO the effect. Nine tables
or the game were played and several more
| friends came in for the tea following,
Nhen the hostess was assisted by Mrs.
| George Forester. Miss Josephine Bolts
| ford, Miss Margaret Harris. Miss eHelen
/ Greenwood and Miss Doris Edmunds. The
| prize winners were Mrs. Adolph T. Voll-
/ mer' Mrs w. p. Cooper and Mrs. II. j.
Fitzgerald.
! Mrs Frederick T. Leonard entertained
| fourteen guests yesterday at a very pref
5iiy appointed luncheon for Miss Florence
| Grant The table was done in pink and
white, and place cards in the same col
ors were at each plate The guests.
| besides Miss Grant We're Miss
ton. Miss Jean OdeIi. Miss Kate Groo.
| Miss Beth CritchlOw. Miss Estelle Gin
| ton, Miss Emma Thompson Miss Julia
cullen, Mrs. Murdoch Mrs. John c. Daily.
Mrs; Samuel M. Parker and Mrs. William
NJ McCrea.
Mr.. and Mrs Prentiss Nathaniel Gray
arrived yesterday from the east and are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Jay Glib
son for few days They spent a few
days at Old Point Comfort directly after
the wedding on May % and then took the
| trip west by way of Canada. They will
be In town only till the beginning of the
week and every hour Of their stay is al
ready filled with events in their honor
X x
Mrs, Edgar T. COnley was the hostess
Yesterday afternoon at a very beautiful
tea given for Miss Burkhalter. the new
visitor al Fort Douglas The rooms were
all bright with roses. American Beauties
decorating the tea table. About fifteen
guests were present nearly all of them
being from the fort The hostess was as
ed nv Are To, ~ H.
Upham and Mrs. Kneeland S. Snow
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Colonel and Mrs. Holmes left their Pasa-
dena home the first of the MONTH and
with their big touring car. started north
war dto San Francisco. From there they
so TO Yosemite, and after a tour of the
valley they will probably reach here. AL
though their intention is to open the Anne
liza palace on their arrival. they will real
~ spend the better part of the summer
at lakewood
The hop at the post last evening. fol-
lowing on the first real successful parade
since the wet weather set in, was a most
delightful affair, and drew a large num-
Der of visitors from town. While entire
ly informal, il was one of the most
Joyable given so far. IL was preceded by
a number of small dinners and followed
by some informal chatting dish suppers.
Mrs. Morris Forbes entertained at
| bridge yesterday afternoon, in honor of
Miss Jessie Martin. Four tables were
played and several more guests dropped
in for tea later The prizes went TO the
guest of honor and her sister Miss Al
verda Martin. The hostess was assisted
by her two sisters. Dorothy and Hattie
Partridge The rooms were decorated
with pink and white sweet peas
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Brown will leave
today for the east They will visit in
Wichita, Kan. and in OskaloOsa Iowa.
and will go o. TO Yale for commencement
when their son. Harold Ross. win be one
of the graduates. They will bring him
home with them and also their younger
son. Edward Terry, who has been in
school there.
Cards have been issued by Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward RheinstrOm Of Portland annOunc-
ing the marriage of their daughter Mil
dred EdWina, to Jacob A. Greenewald of
this city The al home cards read 529
East First South street, and MI and Mrs.
Greenewald will be al home there after
August Is.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Albert O. Seaman
entertained at a dinner last evening for
Miss BuTkhalteT. Decorations of pink
roses were used. The other guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cain CrismOn, Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Upham and Mr. Geary.
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Miss Aline Mcmillan entertained a doz-
en- of her girl friends yesterday at
luncheon for Miss Margaret Walden, who
leaves shortly for Rochester TO visit her
sister. The long table held central dec
Grafton of deep red roses. and place cards
were done in the same flowers.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Upham of Fort
Douglas entertained about a score of
friends last evening following the hop
with chatting dish supper for their guest.
Miss Burkhalter. The rooms were all
bright with yellow roses and the affair
was most delightful
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Miss Winnifred Brice. the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs George T. Brice. has gone
10 Blair, New. for a stay of "a month as
member of a house party, the guest of
Miss Dora Bradley.
Miss Minnie Burmester has gone 70 the
northwest 10 spend the summer. She will
remain over the rose festival with her
aunt Mrs. HOuk. in Portland. and later
she will go on to Seattle. to be the guest
OF her brother. Hank Burmester.
Mrs. Wollima NJ. Mordock is in town
from Mercur, visiting her mother, Mrs.
r. S. Dunford.
g. Layagnino is here from Pasadena for
a short time on business. He goes on
to Colorado and will be back later In
the month.
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The date set for the marriage of Miss
ROsaltha Nye to William Marcellus Wool /
ley is Wednesday. June "A. Cards will |
be issued for the wedding in a few days /
X X
DR.. and Mrs Jack Keith and their lit |
tie daughter Katherine will be home /
shortly from Los Angeles after a stay |
of several months there and in Mexico.
x X
Mrs. Raymond Naylor and her children |
left last evening for Long Beach. where /
they will spend the next few months.
X X
Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Mayer have moved /
and are now at home at the Oxford apart
ments
Mr.. and Mrs J. p. Turner announce the /
engagement of their daughter. Nellie Dot, /
to Wayne McFadden. The marriage will I
take place early in July.
X
Mrs Charles G. Plummer leaves today 4
for the east and she will be one of the 4
delegates to the Ninth Biennial in Bos- /
ton.
Mrs. ". w Rogers will entertain the /
last of the week at an afternoon affair /
for Miss Rosaltha Nye.
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Mrs J. H. Richards gives bridge tea /
today for Miss Florence Grant.