The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-20
SOCIETY

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One of the first large teas of the
summer season was that of yesterday,
when Mrs. James L. Franken received
from 3 till O'Clock at her home on ]
street. The house was bright with
flowers, white and green decorating the
pariOrs and library. Great sprays OF
| bridal wreath and tall vases of white
roses and carnations We're effective
amidst bed of green ferns. In the
| dining room yellow and green were
used, a crystal basket of yellow tulips
| set on a centerpiece of lace over yell
low satin forming the table decOra-
tiOns. Yellow candles and shades
| added TO the color effect Receiving
| with the hostess We're her mother Mrs.
T. G.. Weber, and her grandmother,
! Mrs. Richards, Miss George Weber,
and Miss Margaret Park. Mrs. James
Finlen and Mrs. Joseph r. Caine
poured coffee in the dining room, and
assisting them were Miss Minette
Baer. Miss Mary Smedley and Miss
LOrene Leary. Miss Leila Stingley and
Miss Eloise Sadler presided over the
punch bowl in the library. One hun
dred guests called.
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Sidney ID. Rowlands arrived in the
city yesterday from Fort Yellowstone
and spent few hours greeting his old
friends here. Mr.. ROwlands was sta
toned at Fort Douglas with the
Twelfth, and with Captain Ham was
i'm charge of the construction work in
the engineering department then
working there. He and Mrs. Rowlands
made many warm friends during the
time they were here. Mrs. Rowlands is
visiting lust now in Butte
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Considerable entertaining i'm an in
formal way has been going on at the
military post, and more is planned for
the near future. Mrs. Edgar T. Con-
ley will entertain Friday at a lunch
con for her mother, Mrs. GeaTy. The
same evening Lieutenant and Mrs.
Snow entertain at a dinner. Major
and Mrs Arrasmith entertained at
dinner Monday evening; there will be
an informal hop Friday evening, and
numerous other small events are
planned.
Mrs. John S. Upham of Fort Douglas
entertained at a luncheon yesterday
for Mrs. Geary, the mother of Mrs.
| COnley, who leaves the first of next
week for her home in Niagara. The
spring flowers formed effective table
decorations, and the guests to meet
Mrs. Geary were Mrs. COnley, Mrs.
James NJ. Arrasmith, Mrs. John
Palmer, Mrs. Edwin Butcher, Mrs. A.
o. Seaman and Mrs. Kneeland S.
Snow.
The wedding of Miss Nora Van Colt
and John CrOmbie Niven, which takes
place this evening at $50, will be at
tended by about a hundred friends OF
the young people. The wedding supper
which follows is for the bridal party
only. and later the bride ana groom
will leave on short wedding trip.
\
Captain and Mrs. John Palmer will
leave the first of June for the east,
where, after a short visit with rela-
tives. they will be at Fort Leaven-
worth, where Captain Palmer has been
given a detail in the military school.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sadler have is
sued invitations for the wedding recep-
ton of their daughter Eloise to Lloyd
Jack Gilmer on the evening of We'd
nesday. June 3, at the Sadler home,
1915 Eleventh East street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Stingley have
issued invitations for the marriage of
their daughter Leila To Joseph j. Camp
bell which takes place June at s
O'Clock in the evening at ST. PauTs
church.
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There is a probability that Miss Lu-
Gle Gilmer may come on from New
York for the Sadler-Gilmer nuptials
on June 3. Miss Gilmer has many
friends here.
The men of the University club are
looking forward 10 the Pan-Hellenic
banquet to be given on May 20, for
which the club is making extensive
preparations.
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There will be the usual table d'hote
luncheon at the Country club today
but unless a spell of fine weather
comes very suddenly there will be few
to enjoy it.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Kneeland Snow
entertained Monday evening at bridge
followed by a chatting dish supper, for
Mrs. Geary, their guests being about
"a score of their friends in the post.
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Mrs Paul c. Potter has gone to San
Francisco for a months visit having
accompanied her guests, Mrs. Parrish
and Miss Siez, on their departure.
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Lieutenant and Mrs. Conley will
ltdN6 ABOUT lne Illuule OF June Tor the
east and will be away the better part
of the summer visiting Mrs. Geary at
Niagara -on-the-Lake.
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Mrs. s. c. Snyder entertained eight
friends yesterday at a luncheon.
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Mrs James IVers and her daughter
Mrs. James Finlen, will entertain at
bridge tea at the Ivers home a week
from tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. y. BOttsford and
Miss Josephine BottsfOrd have moved
and are now at home at 1O7 North
Main street.
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Mr.. and Mrs L. c. Miller. who have
been i'm the Duchesne country for the
past ten days, will probably return to-
morrow.
Mrs David b. Hoover gave a lunch
con at her home in honor of three
summer brides. An immense bowl of
snowballs formed the centerpiece, the
decorations being pale green and
white.
Mrs James NJ. Knight and son of
Denver are the guests of Mrs. James
OConnor for a few days.
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