The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-16
SOCIETY


Jane, TO Lee Green Richards. The
marriage is to take place Aug. is. Miss
Eldredge is the daughter of the late
Horace Eldredge. and is the youngest
sister of Mrs. Reed Smoot. Mr. Rich
ards is one of the rising young artists
of the state. Following the marriage
the young people will go direct 10 Paris,
where MIR. Richards is to be one of the
jurors on the saloon pictures of the
season.
Cards have been received by friends
here announcing the marriage of Miss
Rhoda Green TO Wade Warren Thayer.
The wedding took place on Tuesday,
June 80. in Honolulu. where the groom
is in the newspaper business. Mr..
Thayer is remembered by host of
friends here, having been a member of
The Herald staff for some time.
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Rowland Hall was the scene yester-
day morning of an immense gathering
of bridge players, the affair being a
charity card party for the benefit of the
Hospital Aid society. The tables. num-
bering over thirty, were arranged under
the trees on the lawns and on the YER
andas. The place was delightfully."- cool
with its ample shade, and the morning
was thoroughly enjoyable. In the early
hours corps of young girls under the
direction of Mrs. A s. Bower served
lemonade, among them being Miss Vir-
ginia Beatty, Miss Ora Dunford, Miss
Elsie Parsons, Miss Helen Warrum.
Miss Aline Mcmillan, Miss Norinne
Thompson. Miss Bryan Houston and
Miss Lillian Lane. Later on ices and
cake were served as each table finished
its game. Prizes were given to the
winner at each, small hand-painted
water color pictures done by Miss Edith
Mcguire being used for the prizes. The
prize winners were Miss Dame of Bos
ton. Mrs. George Sutherland, Mrs. ]. p.
Megeath, Mrs. Jay Rogers, Mrs. H. A.
Whitney. Mrs. Weyher, Mrs. Percy
Nelson. Miss Bretano. Mrs Fred Hor-
nuns, Mrs. Joseph Oberdorfer, Mrs. b.
A. McMillen, Miss Tinsman, Miss Bean,
Mrs. w. ID. Donoher, Mrs. John Weir.
Mrs. George Airs. Mrs. J. NJ. Whitley,
Mrs. William Ames, Mrs. Emlaw. Mrs.
Heber Lee, Mrs. J. w. Edmunds. Mrs.
Justus Jungk, Mrs. F. j. Fabian Mrs.
r. G. Hill. Mrs. j. T. Richards, Mrs
Elmer Darling, The last eight were all
guests of Mrs. j. A Reeves, who con-
ferred special honors on her guests in
the shape of water color pictures, also
ladies entertained one or more tables
of friends as guests.
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Mrs. Karl A. Scheid entertained a
party of the younger girls yesterday
afternoon at a bridge tea in compli-
ment to Miss Margaret Field of Chicago
and Miss Stella Fabian. The rooms
were all fragrant with sweet peas. and
the veranda where the guests played
was made cosy and attractive with
sofas and rugs Five tables of the
co rliayad nd
by Miss Louise Sullivan, Miss Fabian,
Miss Eudora Daily, Miss Loreene Leary
and Mrs. John n. Sharp. At the tea
following Mrs. o. w. Powers and Mrs.
F. j. Fabian poured. while assisting
them were Miss Adelaide Woodruff and
Miss Sybil Walker The hostess was
assisted by her sister, Mrs. Florence K.
Woodruff. and by Miss Marion Rock
lidge.
| A number of small luncheons were in
progress yesterday at the midday
hour. when. the regular table d'hote
luncheon was served at the Country
club. Miss lone Morrison entertained
dozen friends, Miss Adelaide Bancroft
had few guests out, Mrs. Adolph Baer
| entertained few and Mrs. II. d. Niles
had small number as well. The
morning was spent by a few of the en-
| thusiasts a tennis, and in the afternoon
few card games filed in the hours on
the shaded verandas.
Mrs. George S. Gannett and Mrs. G.
B. Diehl entertained yesterday at a
most delightful luncheon for Mrs. II
Vance Lane, the affair being given al
| the Gannett home. Decora tons of yell
low were used. the summer flowers
making the table most attractive. Sou
venirs in the same color were at each
place. The guests to meet Mrs. Lane
were Mrs. James f. Gallagher, Mrs
! Richard A. Keyes, Mrs. L. l.. Terry
Mrs. r. f. Hunt. Mrs. D. c. Roberts
Mrs. James F.. Jennings and Mrs. w
W. Armstrong.
| The Misses Lyle and Hazel WINNER
entertained yesterday at large card
party at the WINNER home for then
sister, Mrs. c. w. Spalding, who leaves
shortly for Berlin. Ten tables were
filled with the players, and prizes wer,
awarded to Miss Ruth Palmer and
Miss Helen Letchfield. The hostesse.
We're assisted by Miss Palmer, Mis-:
Winnifred Hardy, Miss Ethel Simon
Miss Jean Home, Miss Edith Beless
The entire house was decorated witt
the seasons flowers, the beautiful wild
mustard decorating the hall, while mas
turtiums were used in the parlors anC
sweet peas in the dining room.
Miss Julia Cullen entertained yester
day afternoon at a bridge tea at tn,
| Cullen home for Miss Edith Sutherland
Six tables of the game were played. anC
prizes were won by Miss Carrie Sap
pington. Miss Luvera Snow, Miss DIV,
Bartch Mrs. William NJ. Hunt, Mis-
Edna Farnsworth and Miss Winnifret
Lynn. Sweet peas and roses decorated
the house, and at the tea following tn
game the hostess was assisted by Mrs
Cullen and Mrs. w. b. Stanley, an,
also by Miss Kate Groo.
Msr W. II. Foster entertained abou
thirty of her old friends yesterday aft
ernoon in celebration of her seventietl
birthday at her home on G street. Mrs
Foster was showered with good wishe
and gifts. and late in the afternoon
buffet luncheon was served to tn
guests by the four daughters of tn
Persons will never know what
! a delicious breakfast food is unit