The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-12
SOCIETY

Miss Rhea Nibley entertained yester-
day at a most delightful and unique
afternoon affair for Miss Hazel Taylor.
The party was a suggestion one. and
great deal of fun was caused by the
various suggestions given to the bride.
handsome book with loose leaves was
taken and a decorated leaf given TO
each guest. A headline showed the
subject TO be treated and each guest
wrote fully on her topic. The subjects
ranged from How To Be Married" to
How TO Secure Husbands for Your
Daughters" The book was then bound
together, making a hondsome gift. Fol-
lowing this a high tea was served.
when the hostess was assisted by her
sisters. Miss Alice Nibley and Miss Nan
Nibley
Mrs w. w. Cluff and her daughters
Mrs. Lillian Cuff Pawlas and Miss Biz
die Cluff, entertained at cards last
evening for Miss Hazel Taylor and
Harold Peery. The home was bright
with autumn flowers, and ten tables
of players were arranged through the
rooms At supper served following
the games, the guests of honor and
members of their bridal party were
seated at one large table. which was
decorated in red. Cluny lace over red
satin made an effective centerpiece, and
bright red flowers were used in addi-
ton. Prizes In the game were awarded
the winners at each table.
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Mrs. Clarence F. Traver was the
hostess yesterday afternoon at bridge
tea OF her home. when six tables of
players enjoyed the game. Prizes were
won by Mrs. Uline of Fort Douglas,
Mrs. Lewis Evans. Mrs. a. II. Pea
body, Mrs. Will l.. Ellerbeck Mrs. A.
l.. Hoppaugh and Miss Estelle Clinton.
At the tea following Mrs. Traver was
assisted by Mrs. Louis Gates and Miss
Hanks.
Word comes from Mrs. Fred Hill in
Paris that her father A. NJ. Paul. for
merly of this city,. will leave shortly
for this country and will go on to his
mines in Oregon. Mr.. Paul spent some
six weeks with his cousin, Rev Lestor
Milroy in Glasgow. and later spent a
month with Mrs. Hill in Paris
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Miss Lucille Young entertained We'd
nesday for Miss Viola Godbe at a
luncheon at her home The decorations
were of lavender and white asters. and
the other guests were the Misses Myr-
tie Jack, Texas Craig and Kate Nc
Quarrie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes have
issued invitations for a dance to be
given at the Amelia Palace next Fri
day evening. The affair is in honor of
Miss Laura Bransford, and also of
Harold Lamb
Miss Helen Boxrud will be the. hostess
today AT tea at the Boxrud home on
Sixth East street.
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Mrs. Sam Porter gives another in
series of bridge teas this afternoon. the
affair being for Miss Elsie Ridge of
Kansas City.
Mrs. NJ. A. Stngley will entertain a
party of her friends at tea this after
noon at the Bransford.
Mrs. Maria Y. Dougall will entertain
at a reception this evening for Miss
Hazel Taylor and Harold Peery.
Mrs Robert ]. Glendinning left on
Wednesday evening for California,
where she will join her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Hubbard w. Reed for a few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Page and Miss Rather
inc Page have moved and are now at
home at 1874 E street.
Miss Renee Redman will entertain
at luncheon today at the Commercial
club in honor of Mrs. Joseph Slater of
New York.
Miss Wynn Conan is here from Port
land, Ore. spending a few days with
Salt Lake friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Windsor V. Rice will
be home from the east some time next
week
Mrs. ]. c. DAILY and Mrs. w NJ. Nc
Crea will entertain at bridge on Thurs
day and Friday of next week.
Miss Sarah Spalding is visiting
friends in Paris. and Will not be home
till about Nov. l.
Mrs Edwin F. Holmes received her
friends again yesterday, her second day
at home since her return from abroad.
The Amelia Palace was thronged with
callers during the entire afternoon.
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Mrs. c. H. Mcmahon is in from Can
yon Crest ranch for the winter, and is
at home at 247 East Brigham street
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The Misses Viola and Mildred Godbe
will leave Wednesday for Cincinnati.
Wnere lhey VIII dttend Scnooi.
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Mrs. w. Edward Fife entertained
seven tables at bridge yesterday after
noon at her apartments in the Brans-
ford.
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Mrs. j. e. Gallagher entertained four
tables at bridge for Miss Eva Madden
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Mrs. Henry Catrow will entertain
next Thursday at a luncheon.
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Miss Laura Bransford arrived yester-
day To spend the autumn with Colonel
and Mrs. Holmes. and is a guest at the
Amelia Palace.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Rooklidge enter