The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-13
SOCIETY

/ AbiitHcOh gwen III HUlOE Oh MISS bQIk-
/ halter who Is Mrs. Upham's guest, and
in honor of Mrs Edgar T. Conley, who
/ leaves Fort Douglas shortly for the
east. The table was done in yellow
roses and smilaX, and covers were laid
4 for eight. The other guests were
I Mrs. James NJ. Arrasmith, Mrs. AL
[ bert o. Seaman, Mrs. Upham. Mrs.
Willis T. Uline and Mrs. George Ii.
Smith of town.
/ Mrs. Roscoe NJ. Breeder entertained
I yesterday at the second of two bridge
| teas at her home when some five ia
bles We're played and a number more
/ friends came in for tea. The house
was all decorated with red roses, and
at the tea following the game Mrs. NJ.
A Breeder poured, while Miss EudOra
Daily assisted The prizes We're won
by Mrs. ]. ]. Broughall, Mrs. w. H.
/ Child, Miss Bess Mcmillan, Miss Mil
| dred Mcmillan and Miss Rae Bartch.
/ Miss Edna Farnsworth entertained
ten of the young girls yesterday at a
! luncheon for Miss Carrie Calvin and
Miss Mabel Burrows. The long table
was bright with pink roses, both
strewn over the cloth and used as a
central decoration. The guests to meet
the two visitors were Miss Stella ,Fa-
/ bian, Miss Margaret Harris, Miss Ha-
eel SappingtOn, Miss Lesley Woodruff,
Miss Zaida Boutwell,, Miss Maud Mil
/ Ter and Miss Vara Shaver.
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The usual weekly hop at Fort Doug
/ las last evening was larger than usual,
being attended by number of the
/ younger set from town. Following the
dance several hop suppers were given,
| one by Captain and Mrs. Edgar T..
| COnley in honor of Miss Burkhalter,
for about twenty guests, being espe-
! cially pleasant The band concert in
the afternoon drew a great many Wis
| itOrs from town, and Mrs. Snow
| served tea on the lawn in shady
nook near the band stand.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Caffey enter
tanned last evening at a large and
elaborate card party for Lieutenant
and Mrs. Caffey of the Fifteenth. Nine
table Of cards were played, and prizes
We're awarded the winners. The house
was gay with lights and flowers, pink
and green decorating the parlOrs, and
the national cOlOTs being used in the
dining room.
Mrs. Mary J. Young celebrated her
! seVenty-fOurth birthday yesterday at
the home of her daughter, Mrs W. w.
Macintosh, when nearly score Of
friends gave her a beautiful rose
shower. Mrs. Young received many
congratulatOry messages from friends
far and near, and, together with her
guests. spent a delightful afternoon.
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Miss Hazel Oswald entertained
dozen or so of her young friends last
evening at a candy pull at the Oswald
home The rooms We're bright with
wild roses, and the guests enjoyed a
few hours of informal merriment.
There Will be the usual table dhOte
dinner at the Country club this even
ing. and later there will be the fort
dinners have already been planned TO
/ precede the dance.
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Mrs. W. W. Rogers will entertain
this afternoon at a musical tea for
/ Miss ROsaltha Nye.
Mrs. f. p. Mulhan and daughter
| Nellie are here from Idaho Falls Wis
| iting Mr.. and Mrs. a. E. Margetts at
I42 West Second North street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. $ Marsh announce the
engagement of their daughter Ora to
Roland S. Hall of Ann ArbOr. Mich.
The marriage is TO take place July 3.
Mrs. r. c. Hill has issued invitations
for a luncheon TO be given next Wed
nesday for Mrs. ". r. Warren, who
is here from Colorado on visit.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Hooper Dunbar and
her two daughters, Beth and Mary
are settled for the next month or so at
Rowland Hail.
]. B. Ingram and daughter Dorothy
viii leave today for the east to be
away some months.
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Miss ROsalie Pollock left yesterday
at noon for the east, whence she sails
June 20 for a tour of Europe.
Mrs. John strickley is still in Seattle
with her daughter, Mrs. John Gray,
| Mrs. W. r Warren is here from
Grand Junction, Colo, to visit with
| friends
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Sinclaire, for
merly of this city. are here. from Den
yer for time.
W. J. Sheally of Ogden is spending
few days in the city on business
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Mrs. David c. Eccles of Ogden spent
yesterday in the city visiting friends
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Miss Ruby Armstrong and Miss
Walters will entertain this afternoon
/ for Miss Irene Lakin.
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/ Mrs. James NJ. ATTasmith will en-
/ terrain at a bridge tea this afternoon
at her home at the post in honor Of
/ Miss Burkhalter.
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Mrs. Edith Clawson KnowltOn leaves
shortly for the coast to spend the sum-
mer.
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Mrs. NJ. H. kriebel left last evening
with Mrs. David S. Murray for San
| Francisco.
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