The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-14
SOCIETY

Mrs. Robert J. Glendinning enter
tanned yesterday afternoon at a bridge
tea at her home on First avenue, when
seven tables of the game were enjoyed
! The rooms were bright with chrysan-
themums. the table in the terra Gotta
color being especially attractive. Here,
following the game, Mrs Ashby d.
Cleveland, Mrs. l.. L. Terry, Mrs D. e
Roberts and Mrs. W. c. Alexander
| served. Prizes were won by Mrs. WAL
ter G.. Filler, Mrs. George P. Holman.
Mrs. c. r. Pearsall, Mrs. Arthur Bird,
Mrs. w. H Dickson, Mrs. John Z.
| Woodward and Mrs. James c. Dick.
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Mrs. William H. Dale entertained at
bridge yesterday afternoon, four tables
of the game being enjoyed The prize
winners were Mrs E. D. Woodruff. Mrs
Henry P. Henderson. Mrs. A. ]. Hos
mer and Mrs. John A. Earls. At the
tea which followed Mrs. A. II. Snow
poured, and Mrs. Henry p. Clark, Miss
Margaret Clark and Mrs. John M Da-
Wis assisted. The decorations were all
on the Thanksgiving order, and the
score cards were the same.
| Lieutenant and Mrs. Clark r. Elliott
entertained Thursday evening at a de-
| lightful bridge party in their quarters
at Fort Douglas. Three tables of the
game were enjoyed. and a chatting dish
supper followed. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Gustave A. Wieser and Lieutenant
A. o. Seaman. The guests were Major
and Mrs. J. NJ. Arrasmith, Captain and
Mrs. Willis Uline, Lieutenant and Mrs.
| Seaman, Lieutenant and Mrs. John S.
Upham Lieutenant and Mrs. Wieser
and Lieutenant and Mrs. Paul c. Pot
ter.
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tanned at cards last evening for Miss
Maud Patrick and Fred Barnes, whose
marriage takes place on Wednesday.
Four tables of bridge were played, and
a chatting dish supper served later, at
which the hostess was assisted by Miss
Pearl Bassett and Miss Mildred Doug
las. The deep reddish brown chrysan-
themums were used for decorations, and
hearts and cupids were also made con-
spicuous-
Mrs. Nephi Morris. Mrs. Joseph How
ell and Miss Alice Young entertained at
a Kensington yesterday afternoon at
the Young home on First avenue for
Miss bessie Grant, whose marriage to
Ray Boyle takes place Nov. "a. About
forty friends were present and enjoyed
the afternoon over their thimbles. The
prize for the best seam went to Miss
Leah WINS. Music was furnished by
an orchestra at intervals
Mrs. Edmund Thompson entertained
five tables at 500 yesterday afternoon,
when Mrs. Willard Hanson and Mrs.
John Costina won the prizes. The
rooms were decorated with yellow, ter
ra Gotta and white chrysanthemums,
and the hostess was assisted by Miss
Lily Pierce.
Mrs o. w. Powers will entertain to-
day at a small tea for her guest, Miss
Blair, and for Mrs. Charles e. Power.
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Mrs. NJ. L. Barnes will give mu-
sicale on Monday evening, in honor of
the marriage of her son, Fred, and Miss
Maud Patrick.
Mrs Samuel Newhouse will be here
the latter part of next week, after
stay of several months in London.
Mrs. Joel L. Priest arrived yesterday
from Boise to spend day with Mrs |
William Igleheart, and will return to
her home today.
Mrs. Olive GAYLORD has been delayed
and will leave for California early next |
week.
Mrs. Warren c. Bogue arrived last |
evening from Denver. and is the guest
for short time of Mrs. Fred A. Hale.
Mrs. w. P. S. Hawk and her chill |
dren have gone to California to spend |
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Balm are at |!
home now at 227 H street.
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Mrs. George r. Hancock left Thurs |
day evening with her mother and sister |
for their winter home in Redlands, Cal. |
She will be gone about fortnight.
Mrs. w. d. Ritter will entertain the
members of her card club today at her |
home.
The Browning section of the Ladies'
Literary club will meet today at / |
o'clock with Miss A. E. Buchanan at |
1S9 Second East street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Yundt will leave
tonight for New York, to be away
some weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Eberhardt have
moved, and are now at home at PIT c |
street.
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Mrs. Julia Taylor is at home with her
daughter, Mrs. r. r. Romney. at 1856 F
street.
Mrs. James Silver entertained about
twenty-five of her friends at Zen
sington Thursday afternoon for Miss
Maud Patrick.
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Miss Alice Goddard has left for New
York. to be absent about a month Wis
iting relatives.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
William w Butler Salt Tat-a