The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-16
SOCIETY

Mrs. Henry P Henderson gave the
second of a series of bridge affairs yes
terday afternoon. Decorations in the
parlors were of yellow sunfiowers and
bridal wreath, and the dining room
was in pink and white Roses and
snowballs We're used effectively i'm the
table decorations with pink ribbon
bows and pink candles and shades.
Mrs. Margaret Zane Witcher assisted
the hostess in receiving, ana Mrs. Will
liam lgleheart and Mrs. John Zane
poured. There were eight tables of the
game. and many friends called later
for tea.
Mrs. w. E. Fife entertained at
bridge tea yesterday afternoon at her
apartments in the Rransford in honor
OF her sister, Miss Gretta Cosgriff, who
recently returned from a foreign tour
There were ten tables of players and
number of other guests came in later
FOR tea. The rooms were decorated in
snOWballs and bridal wreath. which
gave a charming effect of green and
white. Mrs. Fife was assisted by Mrs
w. S. Mccormick and Mrs George Y
Wallace. who poured, and Mrs. Benner
X. Smith.
Another charming affair for Miss
Nora Van Colt was the bridge tea Civ
en- yesterday afternoon by Miss Alice
Seckels. There were three tables OF
bridge and later other guests came in
for tea. Prizes were taken by Miss
ElinOr Stewart. Miss Daisy RaybOuld
and Mrs. Claude Williams. a basket
of pink roses ana bridal wreath effec-
lively decorated the table. where Mrs
Elmer b. Jones and Miss Pearl Van
Colt poured.
AT the Country club today there will
be a table dhOte dinner at $50, at
which there will be music by an or
chestra.
The regular weekly informal hop at
the post VIII take place tonight, post
poned from Friday evening.
Mrs. George d. I<eyser will entertain
at bridge tea on the afternoon of
Friday May p. at her home on East
First South street.
Mrs. J. NJ. Reinsimar gives bridge
tea this afternoon at her home on
street.
In honor of Miss Sarah Wilson. Mrs
Don f. Ray entertains this afternoon
at matinee party at the Orpheum.
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Mrs. Franklin will entertain twenty
guests at a luncheon today.
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The P. f. O. meets this afternoon
with Mrs. F. r. Sherwood, $40 South
State street.
Lieutenant and Mrs Samuel NJ
Parker arrived in the city yesterday
and are the guests of Mrs Parker's
parents Mr.. and Mrs Edward Rich
ards, on Eighth East street. Lieuten-
ant Parker will remain here until the
Sth of June, and will then go to Fort
Sheridan, H., for the annual rifle tour
nament.
DR.. and Mrs. John F. Critchlow are
expected home on Sunday from Gold
some week. They will be at home at
the Miller fats
Louih and Earl Farms worth, sons of
l. f. Farnsworth. who have been at
college in Stanford, will arrive home
today.
Miss Mary Moore and Miss Augusta
lutte who have been spending a week
in southern California, have returned
to the city.
Mrs c. r Alley. who has been Wis
iting her mother Mrs. f. B. Kessler,
in Oakland, Cal, will return home the
first of the week.
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Miss Kate Williams is at home from
her trip 10 San Francisco for the fleet
celebration.
Mrs. ]. c. Wolff. who has been visit
L..
Wolff, left last evening for Butte,
where she will join her husband on his
return trip east.
Mrs. b. b. Owens and children,
Helen and Russell, will leave for Sc
attic on Tuesday next. They will see
the feet at that point, and remain for
the summer, the guests of Mrs Owens
sister, Mrs. E. o. Jones.
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The NJ. w. club was organized
Thursday, May IA, at the home OF
Miss Cora Platt on Third South street.
The officers elected are: Mrs. F. G.
WOoliey. president: Mrs F. 3. PIatt.
vice president Miss Hilda Churling,
secretary: Miss Phyllis Tibbtts, treas
urer, and Miss Winnifred Tibbitts, So
ciety editor.
The marriage of Miss Jennie Hazel
Mercer of American Fork and Delos r.
Blackmarr of this city took place at
Phillips parsonage at o'clock yester-
day. Rev p. A. Simpkin officiating
Only a few friends were present The
young people will reside temporarily
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. B. d.
BlackmaTr 176 West Fifth South
street.
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