The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-10
SOCIETY

The home of Governor and Mrs. John
c. Cutler last evening presented an an
mated scene, when they entertained
some 400 of their. friends at a lawn
party. The house and the grounds were
! brilliantly lighted. the entire place be-
ing hung with strings OF colored lights
and gay with flags and bunting. From
| the gate to the house festoons OF lights
made the place bright as day, and huge
flags were hung on all sides. On side
veranda an orchestra was stationed,
and during the evening at intervals this
! furnished music for the dancers. a
broad dancing floor having been erect
ed on the north side of the house. Be-
tween times vocal music was enjoyed,
the singers being Miss Edna Evans.
Fred c. Graham and mixed quar-
tette. The governor and Mrs. Cutler
were assisted by the members of their
| family, Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Cutler,
| jr., Mrs. Jenkins and their two younger
daughters. The younger people enjoyed
the dancing till a late hour. and the
many cosy corners on the broad lawn
made delightful spots for friendly greet
| ings.
Mrs. w. ID. Donoher was the hostess
yesterday at large and elaborate
bridge tea given in honor of Mrs. James
Finlen of Chicago and Miss Hester
Lavelle of Spokane. Eleven tables of
bridge were played and several more
friends were in later for tea. The rooms
were all decorated with roses except
the dining room, where sweet peas were
used. The hostess was assisted at tea
| by Mrs. w w. Armstrong. Mrs. w.
Edward Fife. Mrs. George Airs. Miss
Louise Sullivan and Miss Lorene Leary.
Mrs. John Ward entertained the Reg
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Tuesday last at the last meeting for
the summer. The afternoon was made
delightful in every way. the affair be-
ing more elaborate than any of the
preceding meetings. Prizes were won
by Mrs Potter and Mrs. Hugh Wal
thall. The bachelors were asked in
later to tea, when the hostess was as
sisted by some of the younger ladies
in serving.
| The last hop till the early autumn
time will be given tonight at Fort
] Douglas. Although no formal invita-
tons have been sent out, the affair,wiI
be more elaborate one than ordinari-
ly, and supper will be served in buff
! fet style as at the larger affairs. Colo
mel and Mrs. Scott, assisted by the Sc
nior officers, will receive the guests.
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Miss Joy Whitbeck entertained at
luncheon on Tuesday for Miss Grace
frost. Miss Lena Brown and Mrs. c. A.
4 Palmquist. The luncheon was followed
by an informal musicale. The rooms
were decorated with roses, pink and
white in the parlors and red in the
| halls, while the dining table was bright
/ with sweet peas.
| Mrs. f. Bonnemort will entertain at
"a large charity card party this after
noon for the benefit of the Orphans
home on State street. Mrs. Bonnemort
has given her home for the affair and
she will be assisted by number of her
friends who are members of the board.
The affair is the largest planned for
the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Kiser will
entertain a number of friends at a
dance on Monday night next at the
new Emigration inn in Emigration can
yon for their sister. Miss Kiser The
guests will make the trip up by the
new electric line or in motors. a good
road being already established.
| X X x
A party of friends will leave town to-
morrow morning for a trip on the lake
lasting until Sunday night Among
them are Mr.. and Mrs. Wragg, Mr.. and
Mrs. Engstrom, Miss Martha johnson
DIR. w. G. Anderson.
| X X x
| Miss Cassandra Wood entertained a
party of eight girls at the Orpheum
Wednesday afternoon. following the
play with a supper. The guests We're
the Misses Hope kervin. Margaret Col
Inns. Katherine Jacobson. Phyllis
Sharp. Marion Hall, Etha, Mayo and
Florence Halloran.
|
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. McChrystal and
their daughter Frances and their young
son have returned from the coast and
are at home for the present at the
Colonial. They win shortly be at 100 S
street for the summer. having taken
Mrs. Vorbyck's house.
X X
Mrs. II. w. Walker and her son and
daughter are at the Broockbank home
for the summer, and will spend the next
two months in the country.
Mrs. II. c. Bellinger leaves shortly to
spend the summer in the northwest.
Mrs. Scion Spiro and her sister, Mrs.
| Morris Sachs. leave on Sunday for the
northwest, to be joined later by Mr..
Spiro for trip to Seattle.
Mrs. John S. Upham gives bridge
tea on Monday afternoon for her guest.
| Mrs. Burkhalter.
X X 4
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Robinson and son
have returned from spending a week
with the D. A. Depue family in Little
canyon, near Tooele.
X X
Miss Doris Lutes of Ann. Arbor.
Mich is in town, the guest of Judge
and Mrs. Edward F. Colborn at their
home in Pepperton.
X X
Mrs. Paul c. Potter leaves early next
week for San Francisco to visit rela-
| tives.
| X X
Mrs. NJ. H. Coffin. formerly Of this
city. is here from Boise visiting Judge
and Mrs. Colborn.
| x X X
| Miss Edith Mcguire entertained a
few of her friends yesterday afternoon
at a studio tea at her home, 724 East
Brigham street.
! X X X
Lieutenant and Mrs. MCGEE, formerly
with the Fourth cavalry are guests of