The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-03
SOCIETY

| Mrs T. C. Bailey and her daughter,
Miss Edna Bailey, were the hosteSseS
yesterday afternoon at a very pleas
ant affair in the form of musicale
| tea at their home on South Main
street The large, comfortable rooms
were fraught with the seasons flow
ers, and cool green and white deco
rated the parlors. Deep red roses were
| used in the dining room, great bas-
ket filling the central part of the tea
| table and roses loosely scattered over
the cloth adding to the effect. The
| friends who We're asked to assist at
the tea table were Mrs. ]. r. Walker,
Mrs, Clarence Post, Mrs. Russell l.
Schulder, Mrs. l.. c. Miller and Mrs.
Karl A. Scheid. Assisting them were
| Miss Stella Fabian, Miss Mary Smed-
| ley, Miss Gertrude Hanson and Miss
| Dairy Raybould. The punch bowl was
placed on the veranda in a shady cor
ner, and here Miss Aileen Maclean
served punch. During the afternoon at
intervals Miss Bailey sang, some of
her numbers being die Bekehrte," by
Max STANCE; Sonnet d Amour" by
Francis Thome; within My Heart
and BETTER Liebe," by Bungert. About
$50 friends called during the hours from
! 3 till 6 o'clock.
| Mrs. George Steiner was the hostess
yesterday afternoon at a charmingly
arranged bridge tea, at which over thir-
| ty of her friends were entertained.
Eight tables of bridge We're played.
and several guests came in later for
tea, when Mrs. Fred A. Hale and Mrs.
| Will L. Ellerbeck poured. The house
was bright with flowers, the great
white sprays of wild parsnip filling
jardinieres and vases in the hall and
the parlors. In the dining room the
national colOrs were used, great bowl
of white centuria blossoms with bor-
der of red sweet peas and an outer
row of blue bachelor buttons. The three
flowers were used on mantel and side
board. and besides the flowers the tri-
color idea was carried out in flags and
patriotic favors Prizes in the game
were won by Mrs John w. Delano,
Mrs. Sam Porter, Mrs. 7. Roy Brown.
Mrs. Fred A. Hale, Mrs. Fred Dern,
Mrs Frank b. Stephens. Mrs. James
c. Dick and Mrs. r. M. Breeder. Mrs.
Steiner will entertain again today at
similar affair.
Lingerlonger, the beautiful home of
Judge and Mrs. O. w. Powers, was
the scene last evening of a porch par
ty. at which nearly hundred of the
younger set were entertained to meet
Miss Margaret Field, who is guest of
the IHt DIOdu ttIdH-
das surrounding the house were COW
cred with rugs and adorned with guam
titles of field flowers, while cosy cor
ners were arranged on the lawns and
within doors as well. The Hawaiian
troubadours, stationed in one nook on
the veranda, furnished music through
the evening. Strings of parti-colored
lights added TO the brilliancy of the
grounds. Mrs. Leslie L. Savage re-
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Field
Mrs. w. /. Snyder entertained nearly
forty of her friends yesterday after
noon at a bridge tea for her sister
Mrs. E. p. lie Compile of Park City.
Nine tables of the game were played,
and prizes We're won by Mrs. Charles
d. Rooklidge. Mrs. George Black, Miss
Curtis of Philadelphia, Mrs. Ernest A
Greenwood, Mrs. Robert ]. Hendricks
of Salem, Ore, Miss Rilla Snyder. Mrs.
Ezra Thompson, Mrs. Charles o. Whit
temore and Mrs. Ernest Brown of San
Antonio, Tex. The rooms were all dec
GRATED with the national colors, the
dining room being especially attractive.
Here following the game Mrs. Henry
P. Henderson and Mrs. LIE Compile
poured. while Miss Ethel Mount. Miss
Rilla Snyder and Miss Cora Snyder as
sisted.
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Quite a party of Salt Lakers went up
to Idlewild. in Ogden canyon, Wednes-
day night for dinner and several of
them remained over. The trip was
made in two motor cars, f. S. Ferry
taking one load and Glen Schramm the
other. Some of the party were Mr..
and Mrs. Ferry, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ".
Calaghan, Mr.. and Mrs. Heber NJ
Wells. Mrs. w. G.. Filler. Miss Annie
Mccormick, Miss Van Wyck. S. A. p.
McQuisten and Glen Schramm.
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The first hop for two weeks will be
given at Fort Douglas tonight, and a
great many of the young people from
town are going up to enjoy the affair.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Edwin Butcher
will entertain at a large supper fol-
lowing the dance. and a party of the
bachelors will also give a supper for
a few of their friends from town, at
which, Mrs. John Ward will be the
chaperon.
Mrs. John w. Currie entertained yes
terday at the first of two card parties,
when seven tables of 500 were played
Mrs. John c. Cutler and Mrs. A. Peters
won the prizes. The decorations were
all in the national colors, and the host
ess was assisted by Mrs Cherry, Miss
Abbie HermOn, Miss Vilate Currie and
Miss Lyle Cufrie.
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Miss Sarah Terrell entertained a par
ty of young folks at a super last even
ing. following a motor ride, as guests
of Paul Boise. The guests were Mr..
and Mrs. william NJ. Child. Mrs. Jo-
seph Simpson Evans. Miss McCrory.
Miss Rae Bartch. Miss Olive Bartch,
Mr.. Shoemaker. DIR. Terrell and Mr..
StockweH
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Miss Jane Simpson, who for several
years has been connected with Rowland
hall as a member of the faculty, has
accepted a fine position in Spokane for
next year and win go late in the sum-
mer to take up her work there.
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Miss Elinor Stewart entertained a few
of her girl friends yesterday morning
at bridge. followed by a luncheon. Two
tables of the game were played, and
Miss Mary Moore won the prize.
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