The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-04
SOCIETY

About thirty guests came early and en-
Joyed the game. and later a great many
more came in for the music and tea. The
party was in compliment TO Mrs. Joseph
Simpson Evans. whose husband is a naval
officer with the Maine. and all the house
decorations were in the navy colors of
blue and gold. Deep blue bachelor but
tons and California peoples filled great
bowl on the table, and jars of the gor-
geous flowers were placed round about.
AT the tea following, Miss Lorene Leary.
Miss Bess Mcmillan, Miss Mildred McMil-
Ian and Miss Mamie Sappington served.
The musical numbers were given by Mrs.
Evans. who is an accomplished musician,
and whose brilliant piano numbers were
most cordially received and by Miss Rae
Bartch. with two magnificent vocal num-
bers. Mrs. Evans played Chopin's "Valse
Brilliante." three short selections by
schgmann. lie PapilIon." by Denns, and
Miss Bartch sang for her first number
''Du Rist die Ruiz" by Schubert. and
later May Time" and for an encore
'Loch Lomond." Her full. rich soprano
vocal was heard 10 fine advantage in
each. and the growth in her tone was
noticed by her friends. who have watched
her progress.
In the game of bridge in the early
afternoon prizes were won by Mrs. T. Roy
Brown. Mrs. l.. A. Mcclure, Miss Bren-
tano of Chicago. Miss Mamie Sappington,
Mrs. Robert Roy Hampton and Mrs
George Airs and Mrs: Charles Read
Mrs. III. n. Mayo gave an elaborate card
party yesterday afternoon In compliment
10 her guest, Mrs. Nelson Story Twelve
tables were filled with the players. nine
at bridge and three at 800, and the prize
winners were Mrs. E. A. Wall, Mrs. j.
ID. Wood. Mrs. G. NJ. Forbes. Mrs. John
Reed, Mrs. Karl Scheid. Mrs II. j.
w. Putnam, Mrs. Clarence Warnock, Mrs.
George Gushing and Mrs. John Sharp At
the tea following, Mrs. Windsor " Rice
and Mrs. Story poured. and assisting
them We're Helen Ellerbeck. Dean Alder.
Fanny Evans and Etha Mayo. The rooms
were all decorated with the seasons flow
ers. the dining room with its red sweet
peas and red lights being especially at
tractive.
Mrs. George Steiner entertained again
yesterday at another in series of bridge
teas. when eight tables of the game were
played. The decorations were all IN the
tri-colored flowers and flags and emblems
of the nations birthday. At the tea fol-
lowing Mrs. Frank b. Stephens and Mrs.
prizes In the game were won by Mrs: A
J. Gorham. Mrs. Jay Rogers, Mrs. Fred
A. Hale. Mrs. A. l.. Hoppaugh. Mrs Rob,
ert X. Brown. Mrs. E. ID. Woodruff ana
Mrs. A. c. Wherry.
The Glorious Fourth is not to be cele.
brated in a society way this year, all
the affairs Of a patriotic order having
Most of the Salt Lakers who are fortu-
nate enough to be able to do so will go
to the canyons for the summer day ana
remain over Sunday as we'll Many par
ties have been made up either for plcnlcs
in the mountains or for stay at some
of the mountain resorts
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There was no hop at the post last night
this time owing to the fact that there
was no band. The few musicians who
turned out for the regular drill did not
seem sufficiently versed TO furnish
dance program, and SO the mop was IN
Butcher also postponed their mop supper
for the same reason.
Mrs. Heber Lee entertained again yes
terday afternoon at cards for Mrs. Louis
B. Critchlow. Seven tables of the game
were played, and prizes were won by MIS-;
r Z. Hurlbut. Mrs Frank Botterill and
the guest of honor. The hostess was as
sisted by her mother. Mrs. Pitt. Mrs l.
H. Frank Harding, Mrs. ingalls, and Miss
Sander.
The Daughters of the Confederacy met
Yesterday afternoon with Mrs A l..
Park in the Brown terrace. A fine pro,
gram was rendered, followed by social
hour. The next meeting TO De heid' me
first Friday In August. Will be the last
OF the summer and will be an outing 10
Wandamere.
about thirty of her friends last evening
at a delightful informal lawn party, fol-
lowed by dancing i'm the big barns. the
Hawaiian Troubadours furnished the mu-
sic, which was excellent
Among the passengers on the steamer
Majestic, which sailed for Liverpool July
% is Mrs j. F. Battle. accompanied by
Mrs Howard Georges of Denver. who will
spend several months in European travel.
The Misses wInnifred and Ella Dyer
have returned from the. east and will
spend the summer with their uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Wood. at
the Manitou. Miss Dyer has just fin
ished her second year at Smith college
and Miss Ella Dyer has completed her
second year at the Boston Conservatory
of Music.
Miss Mary Garfield has returned from
the east. where she went to accompany
Garfield. She is with Mrs. Matte E.
Mckay for few days, but will leave
later to go TO Idaho.
Mrs. Caleb Dorsey leaves shortly for
Kentucky to visit her daughter there.
Miss Margaret Dorsey will be at home
during her absence with her sister Mrs
Witherspoon. at the Convey apartments.
Mrs William II. Dyer. Miss Lois Dyer
and Miss Connaughton arrived yester
day to be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
F. Steigmeyer. Mrs. Dyer and Miss Dyer
will spend part of the summer here,
but Miss Connaughton leaves tomorrow
for her home In Baltimore.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. McGill and their
daughter, Mrs. Earl Fox, with her little
daughter. will leave today for their home
in Oakland. after a visit of few weeks
with friends here.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Dinwoodey left
yesterday for Chicago, to be away few
weeks.
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Mrs. I. Waters and Miss Martha Wat
tiers are expected back about the middle
of the month, to remain till October.
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Mrs. d. C. lacking invited few of
the close friends of Mrs. L. L. Downing
in for tea yesterday, to say goodbye to
Mrs. Bowling before her departure for
Waterloo. Iowa
Mr.. and Mrs George d. Adler have gone
to their country place at Alderwood for
the summer Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Francis
will be their guests.
Mrs ]. L. Carroll and daughter. Miss
Lucille. OF Springfield. Mo-. and Miss Ruby