The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-22

Mrs. Roscoe n Breeder was the host
ess yesterday afternoon at a delightful
tea given in honor of Mrs. Edward j.
Roberts. who is here spending the holidays
with the DAILY family. Five tables of the
game were played and a number more
came IN for tea, when the hostess was
was assisted by her mother, Mrs. ]: stark
and Mrs. J. J. DAILY. The tea table was
unique in its decoration, miniature
Christmas tree with its gay candles form
ing the central part while red candies ana
shades with quantities of English holly
added TO the holiday appearance Frizes
i'm the game of the afternoon were wea by
the Misses Rae and Olive Bartch. Mrs A
s. Bower. Mrs Elbridge Thomas and Mrs
John Ward of Fort Douglas.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John @. Critchlow enter
tanned about thirty-five of their friends
last evening at a dinner in their new
apartments given in honor of the BIRTH
day of the host. The large table In, L
shape was gayly decorated with Christ
mas bells and holly. and a tiny tree with
all its trimmings made the centerpiece.
Cards done In holly were at each place,
and everything suggestive of the holiday
the guests were a number from out of
town W. H. Thilbrick from Idaho Falls,
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Stair, Mr.. and Mrs.
W J. Critchlow. Benjamin Critchlow and
d. b. Brooks of Ogden. The hostess was
assisted in receiving her guests by Mrs
G. L Savage Mrs. Royal w. Daynes,
Mrs. A. B. Irvine and Mrs. Stair.
Mrs. Florence Miner of Detroit will be
the guest the latter part of the week of
Mrs. t. II. Fitzgerald. Mrs. Miner IS
one of the leading women in Detroit, both
in club and social circles 1t Is quite
probable that some steps will be taken
during her stay by the club women of the
state to do her honor.
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Block of Ne
vada are here for the holidays. guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. z. Block at 1925 First
avenue Mrs. Block was formerly Miss
Bessie Pike of this city. She will prob
ably remain for the rest of the winter
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Miss Gwendolin Trip will go to Bos-
ton TO spend the Christmas tifns<S$tth d
cousin there and to Rhode Island to be
with another cousin for New Years day.
The remainder of the holiday time she
and Winnifred Dyer will be with a school
friend in Pawtucket.
Mrs. w. II. Hunt and her children will
be here Thursday from Pocatello to spend
Christmas time with Mrs. Hunts parents,
Mr.. and Mrs L. E. Hall
Sidney Evans is home from Staunton,
Va. for the holidays with the j. B. Evans
family
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Meagher are
in town for the holidays and Mrs. Meagh-
er will remain for the better part of the
winter with her mother, Mrs. Mcdonald
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Mrs. Alexander q. Robertson will be
home with her family again before Christ
mas.
Mrs. Glen Miller and her son Gleed Mil
Ter were among the passengers on yester-
days Overland Limited for Kansas City
Mo-, where they will spend the Christmas
holidays with relatives.
The men of the University club will give
a musicale and informal dance next Tues
day evening at the club.
There will be no meetings of any of the
bridge clubs today. but the regular meet
ngs viii be resumed next Tuesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Y. Wallace will
be home for Christmas after a trip east
lasting some three weeks.
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Laurence d. Giles. who has been the
guest of his cousin, Mrs. Grant Hampton,
has gone on 10 Portland Ore.
Mrs s. c: Baldwin is in town from
idaho for a'few days and will leave the
last of the week for Tennessee.
Miss Ida Hanauer will be here today
from the east and will remain over the
holidays with the Hanauer family.