The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-08
SOCIETY

/ lfghtful tea at her apartments IN the
Bransford. The rooms we're cooled by
the north breezes through the windows.
and delicious flowers lent their fra
GRANGE. The hostess was assisted by
her daughters. the Misses Mary and
GeorgeIda Moore. and by Mrs. Nj. A.
Stingley. her mother. Mrs. T.. r.
Woodbridge and Mrs. Richard A.
Stingley poured. and Mrs. Joseph j.
Campbell served punch. Over a hun
during the afternoon hours, yet at no
time were the rooms crowded.
Miss Margaret Werner was the
hostess yesterday afternoon at large
tea TO meet her guest, Miss June Whit
temore of Los Angeles. The house was
| fragrant with the seasons flowers, pink
roses decorating the parlors and GRIM
son rambler the library. The dining
room was all in yellow, the wild mus
tard blending with the nasturtium
shades with fine effect. An orchestra
was stationed in an alcove. furnishing
a musical program through the after
noon Miss Katherine Jennings re-
ceived with the hostess and her guest,
but the punch and ices We're all served
by maids. About eighty friends called
Brighton Is making its first offering
1 this week as place among the summer
attractions. Mr. and Mrs. c. w. john
son and their children will go up this
morning. and although they will be the
| pioneers for the season almost. they
will be followed shortly by numerous
family parties. Fisher Harris and fam
1 lily leave tomorrow morning to occupy
| their cottage, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Nj.
Howard go the last of the week
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Mrs. T. II. Fitzgerald and her sis
Il afar-
tanned few of their friends yesterday
afternoon at bridge tea at the home
OF the former on Sixth avenue. Three
tables of bridge were played, and few
more guests were present for tea. The
affair was in compliment to Mrs. Fred
Chandler, and prizes were won by her
and by Mrs. j. w. Edmunds- The prizes
were handsome copies of Miss Florence
Aliens new book. PARIS
William and George Igleheart landed
in New York on Monday and have al
ready started home. in company with
/ their uncle Professor George M. Priest
of Princeton university. Their aunt,
Miss Igleheart. who has been with
them abroad. will spend the summer in
Pennsylvania, where she has gone TO
visit friends.
A pretty home wedding of Monday
night was that of Miss Maud h. Chal-
mers and Clayton II. Stevens, which
took place at the home of the brides
brother at o'clock. The ceremony was
read by Rev c. c. Mcintyre, and only
a few very close friends were present.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John @. Critchlow en-
tertained party of friends at the Or
pheum Monday night, their guests
being Mr.. and Mrs. Roal w. Daynes.
DR.. and Mrs l.. w. Snow, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Irvine and Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. 5.
Hutchins.
Mrs. Charles A. Walker and her
mother, Mrs. Foote, entertained few
friends yesterday at a luncheon at the
Walker home in Cottonwood. The dec
orations were of pink roses. and covers
were laid for eight;
Mrs. r. H Officer will entertain a
dozen young girls today at luncheon
at the Country club for Miss Virginia
Beatty.
A great many tables have already
been engaeed for the bridge tea to be
Bonnemort on Friday afternoon for the
benefit of the Orphans home.
Mr. and Mrs Robert ]. Glendinning
have returned from an eastern trip or
some weeks. during which they visit
ed in Canada, as well as in the eastern
cities of the United States.
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Mr. and Mrs Simon Bamberger and
their son Sidney are home from the
east, and the health of the latter is
greatly improved.
Miss Margaret Werner will entertain
Iax- NJ hAr
home, on North Temple street.
Mrs Elias A. Smith is expected home
. from Denver about the middle of-the
month.
Miss Emma Lucy Gates landed yes
terday in New York and will come di-
, rectly home to spend the summer.
r Miss Edith Sutherland will entertain
I at bridge on Friday afternoon in hon.
or of Miss Luvera Snow of Chicago.
Mrs. George w. Putnam will give an
: informal bridge party today at heI
home.
Captain and Mrs. J. NJ. Love. who
r came here with the Fifteenth and lef,
later for Columbus Barracks, o., have
gone to Savannah. Ga. where the cap
tain Is on recruiting duty.
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St Paups Sunday school will enter
i tain a few friends tomorrow afternoon
y for Miss Irma Lake.
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The Ladies of the Maccabees will give
. a benefit lawn social tonight at tbs
\ home of Miss Merrie O'Connell, Is,
West Fifth South street.
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Mrs. John G. Cutler entertained abou
] twenty-five little people last evening a
: lawn party for her daughter Hazel
n The broad lawn was gay with the dain
ty little folk at their games, and as tn,
sunset hour came supper was served
n for the guests
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Miss Florence Lanning is spending
. her vacation with her parents, Mr.. an,
Mrs l. n. Lanning. 212 East Third
d South. after completing successful
e year in college at Oberlin. o. She ha.
: for her guest Miss Muriel Davis of Chi
cago.
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