The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-25
SOCIETY


rainy weather of yesterday was the
beautifully appointed tea given by
mrs. Richard A. Reyes in compliment
TO her guest. Miss Eva Madden, who
leaves shortly for her home in San
francisco. The spacious rooms were
made most attractive with cozy crate
hires, and great bowls of American
Beauty roses were the only flowers
used for decoration. In the dining
room, where a rosy light overspread
the board, a great crystal bowl of the
gorgeous flowers filled the center of
the table. and their magnificent color
ing was carried out in all the appoint
ments.
The hostess and her guest received
in the drawing room. and assisting
them In entertaining We're Mrs. David
Ramsey Gray. Mrs. William p Kiser.
Mrs. Joseph E. Gallagher and Mrs,
Henry Catrow. Mrs. Andrew S. Rowan
and Mrs. ]. b. Risque poured at the
tea table, and assisting them were
Mrs. Ashby d. Cleveland, Mrs c. r.
Pearsall. Miss Addie Zane and Miss
Katherine Geddes. At the punch bowl
in one corner of the library the Misses
Louise Sullivan. Eleanor Stewart and
Stella Fabian served punch. A con-
slant stream of friends was coming
and going during the entire afternoon.
The Scheid home. on East Brigham
street. was the scene yesterday after
noon of another delightful tea, when
Mrs Karl A. Scheid and Miss Rock
lidge received number of their
friends during the afternoon hours. |
The home was bright with flowers.
pink and white being used with fine
effect through all the rooms. In the |
dining room, where the table was
lighted from an exquisite electrolier,
great bowl OF japanese dahlias in
shaded pink was used for the center |
piece. and pink and white confections
added to the color effect. An orchestra /!
in the roof garden leading to the stair
way furnished music through the aft |
ternoon hours. The hostesses were as
sisted by Mrs. Windsor V. Rice. Mrs. |
Thomas Weir, Mrs Russell L. Tracy !
Mrs. George P. Holman, Mrs Ledyard |
NJ. Bailey. Mrs. o. w. Powers. Mrs. !
]. w. Rooklidge, Miss Hanauer, Miss
Bertha Hampstead. Miss Crawford. |
Miss Bancroft. Mrs. John n. Sharp |
Walker.
Mrs. F. 5. Murphys beautiful bum
galow on Second avenue was the scene
of still another tea, this one a musical
tea. at which Mrs. Frank Steiner of
Minneapolis was the guest OF honor. |
Some fine musical numbers were given
by Mrs. Emma Ramsey Morris and
Miss Ivy Evans Mrs. ]. c. Hanchett
poured at the tea, and assisting her
were Mrs George Steiner. Mrs. j. A |
Reeves and Mrs Fred Sands. The
house was decorated almost entirely in
white and yellow. with sweet peas
alone decorating the dining room. In
the library bright red sweet peas and
asters frightened the room. About
fifty friends enjoyed the affair.
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Today the anniversary OF the mar
riage OF Elizabeth Barrett and Robert
Browning Will be celebrated at the La
dies Literary club with a special
Browning program. Mrs. Alexander
C. Ewing will read a paper on THE
Marriage of True Minds" Mrs. c. Z.
Richards will give some readings from
Mrs Browning's writings, Mrs. Igle-
heart will read some Browning poems
and Mrs. Bessie Browning and Fred c.
Graham will interpret the musical part
of the program.
The regular monthly social at the |
Young Woman's Christian association |
last evening was a delightful affair for
the members and their girl friends |
The gathering was held in the rooms
in the Brooks Arcade. and the even
ing's entertainment was under the d. |
rection of Mrs. Russell l.. Tracy. the |
hostess of the evening. Mrs. Ledyard
NJ Bailey gave some readings. and
later some informal games were en-
joyed, for which prizes were awarded.
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Mr.. and Mrs. David Evans and their
two daughters left last evening for
the King David mine, at Frisco, Mr.
Evans having been delayed day on
account of business. After week at
the mine Mrs. Evans and the girls
will go on 10 their home in Venice in |
time for the opening OF the schools |
early in October.
The board OF directors of the Young |
Woman's Christian association has is |
sued invitations for a tea to be given |
at the home of Mrs. Ledyard M. Bal |
ley. 127 Twelfth East street. on Thurs |
day. Oct /. from till 5. to meet Miss |
Louise Prosser and Mrs. Stella b.
Hapgood.
Mrs William NJ. Hunt Will entertain |
at bridge on Thursday and Friday of |
next week, the first AFFAIR being for her |
sister. Mrs. Joshua F. Grant. jr., and |
the second for her cousin, Miss Jean
Odell.
Mrs Hubbard W. Reed and her |
doughter Mrs. Robert GIendinning. re-
turned Yesterday from a STAY ut Lone