The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-05
CURRENT EVENTS
IN LOCAL SOCIETY

shortly for the east. A most elaborate
spread was prepared by the girls. the
table decorations being in pink and
white. large bowls of pink sweet peas
and streamers of pink ribbon being used
with. charming effect. Later in the
evening the guests repaired to the dance
hall. The invited guests were: The
Misses Isle Bradford. Virginia Smith,
Enid EdmOnds, Laura Parry, Annabelle
y. Price, May Billings, Ethel Griggs,
June EdmonGs, Alice Smith, Margaret
King. Mamie Price, Allie Fletcher. Lar
sen. Leona Worsley. Fannie Thackem.
Beth Bradford: Messrs. Wilbur Price,
Frank Fullner, Harry Cantner, Arthur
Chadwick, G.. Thum, Julian Cummings,
T. G. Wood, H. c. Miller, lie Roy Clay
ton. Dave Thompson. Groman. Ed
Goodyear. John Winder, Gondring,
George Dent and Frank Billings. The
party was chaperoned by Dr. Mary
Gamble and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
Price.
Mrs. j. S. Taylor of 1875 Eleventh East
has as her guest for the summer Miss
Susan B. Kerr, Miss Josephine
Bennett and Mrs. Augustus Hockaday.
all of Fulton, Mo.
The marriage of Almeda Louise VIII
kins and Jewel Henry tombstone .wiD
take place Thursday. July 3. q
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Morse will
leave today for a<vfsit in New York.
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The ladies' Gernania club will hold
its next meeting at the home of Mrs.
Philip Staab. So Ninth East. on We'd
nesday afternoon next at 3 o'clock
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Mrs. A. II, Little entertained for
Mrs. Byron Gpoo last Thursday after
noon. Light refreshments were served.
Mrs. Groo will soon leave for Los An
geles TO reside.
Rowland hail is 10 be the scene of the
next charity card party given by the
Hospital Charity association. 1t will
be a week from tomorrow morning and
will be the first large morning party
of the season. The tables are 10 be
arranged on the lawn and the veran-
daS. and the place will no doubt be de-
lightfully cool Mrs. William C. Jen-
nings, the president of the association
viii receive the guests. assisted by Mrs.
c. E. Allen, Mrs. G. r. Pearsall, Mrs.
William McGrath. Miss Jane Howatt,
Mrs. F. s. Bascom, Mrs. Henry La
Motto and Mrs. Warren Benjamin. Mrs.
Charles ID. Moore has charge of the
house. and Mrs. T. B. Beatty and Mrs.
]. ]. Broughall viii manage the re-
freshments. The prizes will be in the
hands of Mrs. Morris L. Ritchie and
Mrs. William Igleheart, and Mrs. f. l..
Oswald will take charge Of the cards
and scores.
Mrs Richard A. Keyes entertained
twelve guests yesterday afternoon at
matinee party at the Orpheum. fol-
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cafe Here the table was all done in
the national colors, and souvenirs of
the same colors were at each place
The central decoration was a great bowl
of red carnations and the blue and white
were carried out in other flowers. The
guests were Mrs. NJ. A. Stingley, Mrs
Andrew s. Rowan of Fort Douglas,
Mrs. David Keith. Mrs. ]. B. Risque
Mrs j. E. Gallagher. Mrs. w. P. Kiser.
Miss Kiser. Mrs. David r. Gray, Mrs.
Hubbard W. Reed. Mrs. A. c. Ewing
and Mrs. C. H. Doolittle.
The home of Lieutenant and Mrs.
Kneeland S. Snow was the scene last
evening of a delightful bridge party.
when a number of their friends in the
regiment were invited to meet their Sis
tier, Mrs. w. A. Moon. The entire
house was gay with the festive colors of
the season, flags and flowers and gay
tri-colored paper trimmings making II
a gala place Five tables of the game
were played. the guests stopping the
game for supper at the time of taps.
A Dutch supper followed, at which the
hostess was assisted by Mrs. John S.
Upham, Mrs. Willis Uline and Mrs.
Moon.a
. Mrs Elizabeth BOnnemOrt has very
kindly opened her home for charity and
will entertain at a card party for the
benefit of the Orphans home next Fri
day afternoon. The number of tables
already sold speaks well for the cause,
and any who desire reservations may
get them through Mrs. Rachel S. Miller
of the board.
Miss Dorothy Cannon entertained a
party OF some fifteen girls Friday night
at a sleeping party on the sleeping
porch of the Snow home on First ave-
nue. The early evening was passed in
all sorts of games and after a supper
the guests enjoyed a full hour of sleep
before they were reused in the morn
ing by the fireworks.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. Z. Newman enter
tanned nearly fifty at children's lawn
party last evening. Wnen FIREWORKS were
enjoyed and a delicious supper served
later A number of grownups accom-
panied the children and some infor-
NAL music followed the pyrotechnical
display.
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Colonel and Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes
and Mayor and Mrs. John S. Bransford
returned to the city yesterday after a
tour by motor of Yosemite park.
Miss Gertrude Damon will be here
from Hartford, Conn.,, within few
days to spend a short time with her sis
ter, Mrs W. F. Adams She is on her
way 10 the coast to visit the Damon
family.
Mrs C. A. Schaal and daughter Ruth
of Terre Haute. Ind, are here to spend
the rest of the summer with Mr.. and
Mrs Richard A. Oglesby.
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Miss Georgeida Moore entertained a
dozen girls at matinee at the Or
pheum yesterday afternoon
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| Mrs Russell l.. Tracy will leave the
first of the week for Yellowstone Ma