The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-12
SOCIETY

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compliment to her two guests. Miss
4 Carrie Calvin of San Francisco and
Miss Mabel Burrows of New York.
/ Five tables We're filled with the play
ers, and prizes were won by Miss
/ lone Morrison and Miss Margaret
| Harris. The rooms were decorated
with pink roses and pink sweet peas.
the tea table being especially attract
I've with its summer flowers. Here
Mrs. William P. Kiser poured, and she
was assisted by Miss Edna Dunn and
| Miss Mary Moore
Mrs. George w. Putnam entertained
party of friends yesterday at
daisy luncheon for Mrs. Robert J.
Hendricks of Salem. Ore. The table
decorations were all of daisies, the
| flowers in a cut glass bowl forming the
centerpiece, the smaller bouquets de-
corating the table around. Daisy can
/ dy boxes We're at each place with bon
6ons. The guests. besides Mrs. Hen
bricks, were her sister Mrs. Ernest A
| Greenwood, Mrs. John S. Bransford,
Mrs. c. w. Boyd. Mrs. II. ]. Schultz.
Mrs. Z. T. Harvey, Mrs. George w.
Snow and Mrs. w. P. Cooper.
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The Hospital Aid society is plan
| ming to give another of the delightful
! bridge parties, and the date chosen is
June %. The party will be given at
the Country club. where the broad We
Tandas and large rooms will admit OF
| several tables and insure comfort at
the same time. The affair is in the
hands of the same ladies who have
made such a success before with the
charity affairs.
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| Mrs. Roscoe NJ. Breeder was the
| hostess yesterday at a prettily ap-
| pointed bridge tea at her home in the
| Canning apartments. Four tables
were played and prizes won by Mrs.
Ashby d. Cleveland, Mrs. w. c. Alex
ander, Mrs. w. d. DOnoher and Mrs
I. Roy Brown. The table was bright
with the summer flowers. and here
| Mrs. c. r. Alley poured, assisted by
Mrs. Elbridge Thomas.
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Mrs. Windsor V. Rice entertained
two dozen of her friends yesterday at
/ a luncheon at the Alta club The
/ large round table was laid in the gold
/ room, and an immense bowl of roses
was used for the centerpiece. Roses
We're -Tewn over the cloth. radiating
from the bowl and roses We're on the
/ place cards.
| Mrs. c. +. Allen and her daughters
entertained yesterday at luncheon
/ for Miss Irene Lakin. The decorations
We're all of pink roses. and the guests
/ TO meet Miss Lakin were Mrs. A j.
/ GOrham, Mrs George Keyser, Mrs
4 Lee Lakin Miss Florence Hall, Miss
/ Helen BOXrud. Miss Grace Zerbe, Miss
! Helen HarrOun and Miss Ruby Arm
strong.
Mrs. David 5. Murray leaves today
for San Francisco, where she has been
called by the serious Illness of her
sister, Mrs. W. w. Flagg, who is with
| Captain and Mrs. Mark. Mrs. Murray
will not return, as Mr.. Murray goes to
/ joint her shortly. and they will make
their home on the coast.
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! Mrs. John Z. Woodward and her
| children and Miss Mary HallOran left
Paris on Wednesday last on their
homeward trip. They have been
abroad nearly year, Mrs. Woodward
having left when the Twenty ninth
went to the Philippines.
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Mrs. Charles A. Peake and Mrs A
| o. Honnold entertained at a delightful
tea for their mother, Mrs. A. B. Peake
/ Of Los Angeles, who is here visiting.
| Twelve friends were present and en-
jOyed a delightful afternoon.
Miss Ina Rudy entertained a few
friends yesterday at 500 in honor of
Mrs. c. s. Morrison of Colorado
Springs. -Four tables of the game
were played, and prizes were won by
Miss CroXall. Mrs. w. d. Foster and
/ Mrs. Morrison.
Miss Carrie Calvin. who has been
the guest of Miss Stella Fabian for a
few days past, will go to visit at the
Mcmillan home today, and after a
stay of a few days there she will be
again with Miss Lorene Leary.
Mrs. Thomas Blyth of Evanston.
Wyo-, is In town to spend a short
time with friends and to await the
coming Of her daughter Mrs. Jack
Keith, from the coast.
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Miss Hazel Oswald will entertain a
few of her young friends this evening
at an informal affair. an old-fashioned
candy pull.
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Miss Sarah Driver, who has been
visiting in Salt Lake for the past few
months, has returned to Seattle.
Wash. to resume her duties in the
Pencil mission.
Mrs. F. E. Shepard, state president
] or tne w. {. l. u, left yesterday
morning for Idaho. where she will
spend a month I'm the interest OF locaI
option. She expects to visit all of the
larger cities, and before returning will
make a tour of Yellowstone park.
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/ Mrs. Lafayette Hanchett entertained
at a small luncheon yesterday for her
mother, Mrs. NJ. A. Hanchett Nof Den
yer, who is a guest. Roses were used
in the decorations. and covers were
/ laid for eight.
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Keene Miller, the young son Of Mr..
/ and Mrs. L. c. Miller. who has been
east in school for the past two years.
! is expected home within a fortnight TO
spend the summer with his parents
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Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Phillips an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Hattie to Van c. Stewart of
| Manhattan, New. The wedding will
take place in the near future
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Mrs. Harriet NJ. Nye has issued in
vitations for the wedding reception of
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