The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-30
SOCIETY

Mrs. f. o. Howard entertained a
dozen of the younger girls yesterday
at matinee party at the Orpheum,
followed by a tea. The decorations
were all in white and green, white
sweet peas and Egyptian fillium form
ing the able decorations. A huge ice
basket of fruit ices was used as a CEN
trail decoration, giving cool effect.
The guests, besides Miss Mcclure,
were the Misses Margaret Walker,
Margaret Dunn, Lillian Lane, Aline
Mcmillan, Grizzelle Houston, Virginia
Beatty, Eliza Dey, Hope Kervin and
Marion Hall.
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Miss Virginia Beatty entertained
number of girls at luncheon at the
Country club yesterday, preceding the
luncheon with few games of bridge.
Her guests were Miss Aline Mcmillan,
Miss Norinne Thompson, Miss Mar
garet Dunn, Miss Lillian Lane, Miss
Margaret Walker, Miss Bryan HOus
ton, Miss Grizzelle Houston, Miss Luz
cile Clark and Miss Marjorie Jacobs.
The same group of girls, chaperoned
by Mrs. Charles d. Rooklidge. will
leave this morning for Brighton 10
spend week in the Walker cottage.
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Mrs c. Ira futile was the hostess
yesterday at a luncheon at the Coun-
try club for eight of her friends, fol-
lowed by two tables of bridge. The
decorations were of lavender sweet
peas, and in the game which followed
Mrs. John w. Delano and Miss Lorene
Leary won the prize. The other
guests were Mrs. z. c. Parsons, Mrs.
T. r. Woodbridge. Mrs Richard
w. d. Donoher.
Mrs. w. Edward Fife entertained at
morning bridge party yesterday, fol-
lowed by a luncheon at the Country
club. The card tables were arranged
on the veranda, and later the luncheon
was served in the private dining room.
when decorations of pink sweet peas
were used.
Mrs. Byron Cummings and her son,
Malcolm will go next week to Mount
Vernon and thence to visit with friends
In the Catskills. After visit later
in Syracuse they will start on their
homeward way, to reach here about
Aug. Is.
Senator and Mrs. George Sutherland
and their daughter, Miss Edith Suther-
land and A l.. Thomas and Mr. ana
Mrs Eldridge Thomas, expect to leave
about the 10th of the month for a trip
through the Grand canyon of the Colo
RADIO.
Miss Georgia. Moore is in Brighton.
visiting Miss Edith Godbe at the
Godbe home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Leslie Spence and
their baby are at home with Mr.. and
Mrs Spence, on First North street.
for the rest of the summer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Grant. formerly
of ogden. are now at home at I6S First
avenue.
Miss Louise Sullivan entertained
few friends at bridge at the Country
club yesterday morning, followed by
bridge Mrs. j. b. Risque also enter
tanned at small luncheon
Mrs. A. ]. Gustin is back from Pasa-
dena. accompanied by her little grand
son, Harley Gustin, and is with her
daughter. Mrs. ]. l.. Priest.
Mrs Freeman MorningStar and
daughter, Lucille, will leave this morn
ing for Brighton. and will occupy the
DR.. Plummer cottage, which they have
Morningstar will join the family later.
During the next ten days Mrs. Morn
ingstar will chaperon party of five
young ladies at the cottage.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Fabian and their.
family will leave this morning for
Brighton, accompanied by Miss Edna
Dunn
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The Sewing club meets this after
noon with Miss Eudora DAILY at the
DAILY home on East Brigham street.
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Mrs. Bayard Mendenhall is here Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Spence and will be
with them till the autumn.
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Miss Elsie Parsons left yesterday for
Brighton. to be the guest of the Godbe
family for a short time.
Mrs r. 1. Sipherd and her little son.
Morris. are back from a visit of two
months in Nebraska
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Mrs. Hugh Park has returned to