The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-19
SOCIETY


onel and Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes in
honor of their guest, Miss Laura
Bransford of San Francisco. The beau
tiful art gallery of their residence was
cleared of verything sabe its art works.
and here the young people kept up the
merriment till early morning. An or
chestra stationed on the dais in the al
cove at the west end furnished delight
full music, and the brilliant lights
shone over the entire house and
grounds. The veIandas connecting the
are gallery with the main house were
enclosed from the cool night air, and
within the library, convenient to the
dancers, a punch bowl was placed.
Late in the evening a buffet supper
was served in the dining room. and
here decorations of yellow flowers We're
used. Colonel and Mrs. Holmes received
their guests with their niece in the
drawing room, and here only American
Beauty roses were used for decoration
Many noticeable gowns were seen
among the dancers. That worn by the
hostess was a French gown OF cloth
of gold with northumberland roses
and trimmings of gold lace. 1t was
made in Empire style and was elabo-
rately trimmed with hand work Miss
Bransford's gown was a simple girlish
dancink frock of white net cut decol-
lette and made in the round dancing
length. Harold Lamb, who was TO
have been one of the guests of honor
was prevented from attending by an
accident to his car while he was on
hunting trip in Idaho.
Mrs. William p. Kiser was the host
ess yesterday afternoon at beautifully
appointed bridge tea for Mrs. Samuel
C. Adams and Mrs. Raymond S. Mas
son, the married daughters of the Nc
MILAN family, who are here visiting
their parents. Seven tables of the game
were played, and later fully as many
more guests came in for tea MRS.
Adams and Mrs. Louis Gates poured
tea and coffee, and assisting them
were the Misses Bess and Mildred Nc
MILAN, Eleanor and Marguerite stew
art and Louise Sullivan. The tea table
was bright with nasturtiums, a great
mass of which formed the central deco
raticns. A cloth of cluny lace covered
the board, ard the bright autumn
tones were carried out in everything.
The prize winners in the game Were
Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Adams. Mrs. w. D.
Ashby d. Cleveland, Mrs. w. Ill. Chlld
AMI Miss Margaret Harris.
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Mrs. John c. DAILY entertained again
yesterday at bridge at the Bintz nome,
when six tables were filled with the
players The hostess was assisted ir
entertaining by Mrs. William NJ. Nc
Crea. Mrs William NJ. Hunt and Miss
MERGE Berkeley. Prizes We're won by
Mrs. George Lambourne, Mrs W. >
Henderson, Mrs Vaughn Paul, Mrs A.
Fred Wey. Mrs. S. b. futile and Mrs
Clarence Warnock.
Mrs Andrew 8. Rowan of Fort Doug
las entertains this afternoon at the
first of series Of teas. the affair today
being in compliment to Miss Eva Mad
den. and only the young girls and the
bachelor officers being invited
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Hobart Chapman of Boston arrived
last evening 10 be guest at the Fa-
bian home for the next few days. He
will leave, accompanied by his sisters.
the Misses Ruth and Beth Chapman,
for home on Tuesday.
Mrs. Richard A Reyes has issued in
vitations for a tea to be given next
Thursday afternoon at her home TO
meet her guest, Miss Madden. This is
instead of the luncheon planned for the
Saturday following at the Alta club.
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Mrs Frank p. Swindler will enter
tain at a bridge tea on Tuesday of next
week.
Miss Dean Alder daughter of MI.
and Mrs. George D. Alder. has gone 10
Logan. where she will spend the winter
in study.
Mrs. f. d. Bickford and her mother.
Mrs Ellen Elliott. entertained few
friends at a tea yesterday afternoon for
Mrs. David Evans.
Miss Mary Wall leaves early in Oc-
tober to spend the winter in Mrs. Som
mers' school in Washington.
Harold Stephens leaves on Tuesday
to enter upon mis- senior year at Cor
nell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell L. Track will
entertain tonight at a dinner at their
home for the Misses Chapman of Bos-
ton.
Mrs. A. E. Hutchinson entertains on
Monday at luncheon at the Alta club
for Mrs. Ira o. Rhoades.
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Mrs. ]. w. Wilson of New York is
here spending some months with Mr.
and Mrs c. T. Mixer at their. 504 Eliz-
abeth street.
Francis Critcnlow left yesterday fer
the east to re-enter college.
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The p Z. o. society meets this after
noon with Mrs. A J. Gorham at rs
Second avenue.
Mrs John G. Cutler will entertain a
few of her friends at cards this after
noon at her home on West Temple
street.
Miss Laura Samson entertains today
at a luncheon.
Miss Jane Howat and Mrs. ]. Fred
Odell came in from the Odell farm last
evening to spend a day or so with the
Howat family.
Frances Letchfield leaves on Sunday
for Ann ArbOr to enter the University
of Michigan.
X X &
Carl Snow, Mar Van Colt, Carol
Bintz ana A. Harrison Mayne left yes
terday for Syracuse, N Y, where they
will enter Cornell.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Fe Judge are en-
teriaining party of friends on fish
ing trip through Idaho.
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Mrs NJ Alex. Sheets has returned