The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-04
SOCIETY

tertained forty friends last evening at a
barn dance at the Cobbles, their coua-
try home, in honor of the Misses Sever
ance of Los Angeles. The guests motored
out in the early evening and the merriest
Kind of country frolic ensued the ladies
wearing Bingham aprons and sun-bonnets
Tor the dance. The house was gay with
country flowers. and was lighted with
candles. An orchestra was placed in the
| gallery above the living room and this
reom and enr the dining room adjoining Mere
| room, or screened porch was used for
serving the supper
Miss Marie Odell entertained a party
/ OF a dozen young girls yesterday at a
luncheon at the Commercial club for Miss
Winnifred Briee and Miss Marie Ober-
dorfer. both of whom leave shortly for
the east. The round table was decorated
with asters and the other girls invited
were Miss Margaret Walker, Miss Elsie
McMillen, Miss Florence Cook. Miss
irene Hanson, Miss Irene Leonard Miss
Vera Edwards and Miss Jean Odell.
Miss Rose Bergerman and Miss Nellie
| Williams entertained about thirty young
| friends yesterday afternoon at Lagoon in
honor of Miss Winnifred Irish, Miss
Emma Dixon and the Misses Rachowsky
of Denver. During the afternoon the
guests enjoyed 500 i'll the tea garden and
later launch ride on the lagoon. In
the evening when supper was served the
vited and dancing filled the evening.
Mrs. a. I. Moon entertained about
thirty of the young girls yesterday after
noon at a tea to meet her cousin, Miss
Margaret Darling, of Elkhart. Ind, who
will be her guest for the winter. Some
fine musical numbers were given by Miss
Esther Allen, Miss Florence Hail. Miss
Edna Evans. Miss Ivy Evans and Miss
Lenore Morse. Miss Marguerite Taylor
assisted the hostess by pouring coffee.
Later the guests played a sensation"
game.
Mrs. George Steiner entertained about
a score of her friends yesterday at
luncheon at the Country club in honor of
her guest, Mrs. Frank Steiner. The long
oval table was laid in the private dining
room and decorations of pink asters were
used. Place cards done in the same cOlOrs
were at each place. Following the lunch
con number enjoyed few games of
bridge.
Miss Gwendolin Trip entertained
score of her girl friends yesterday after
noon at 500 for Miss Edna Jennings, who
leaves shortly for Wellesley. Five tables
Jennings and Miss Hazel Oswald. The
hostess was assisted by her mother and
her aunt. Mrs. s.. F; Fenton
Mrs. William C. Jennings entertained
few friends yesterday at luncheon at
the University club, the affair being in
compliment to Miss Jessie Goddard and
Mrs. George NJ. Matthews. The other
guests We're Miss Ella Dukes. Mrs. Led
yard NJ. Bailey and Miss Lenore Samson.
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Mrs. Waldemar Van Colt and her
daughter. Miss Pearl Van Colt, will re-
turn Monday after a summer spent in
southern California
number of Salt Lake friends will go
to Ogden today to be guests of Miss
Minnie Kiesel at Hermitage party in
the canyon.
Miss Beth Dunbar leaves within a fort
night to enter school in Boston for the
study of music.
Miss Annie Mccormick will entertain to-
day at a luncheon at the Country club
for the Misses Severance
The marriage of Miss Irene Armstrong
and Elmer w. Brainard will take place
tonight at the Armstrong home on East
First South street
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A Quigley and
their children are home after spending
a month at Ocean park;
Miss Jeanatte McGibbon has returned
from Chicago and is at home for the
present with the Byron Cummings FAM
ily
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Witcher are guests
of Mrs. E. a. Walker at Idlewild for
few days
Mrs. E. V. Silver will entertain a few
of the close friends Of Mrs. Joel L.
Priest at a tea Saturday afternoon at her
home.
Mrs. Armstrong of Ogden is in town for
a short visit with her sister, Miss Dee
and Mrs. A. ]. Hoffman
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Miss Bond and Miss Burch have re-
Of simmer
Nebraska with relatives
Mrs F. s. Richards has returned from
a three months. tour of Europe.
Miss Alice Tomlinson. who has spent
the summer in Los Angeles, will be home
this week
Judge w. C. Hall is back after
months stay with the Hall family in Los
Angeles. Miss Mildred Ferguson, who &C
of the week with Mrs. David Keith.
Mr.. and Mrs Don Porter have returned
from a stay of several weeks in Provo
canyon.
Miss Hattie Partridge is home after a
summer spent with friends in Los Ange-
les and the beaches.
Miss Lucy Van Colt and her mother
have returned after spending few weeks
at Brighton.
Miss Frances Cowan leaves on Tues
day for the east to enter Vassar.
Mrs Byron CUMMINGS Will be home
early in the week, accompanied by her
son Malcolm. after spending the past
three months in the east.
Mrs. T.. Meyers has returned from
ID. c., where she has been
spending a number of months
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Mrs. ]. Greenewald entertains this aft
ernoon with three tables of bridge. Mrs.
entertained at bridge on last
afternoon for Miss Trask of Den
YER
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Mrs w. NJ. McCrea entertained the
members of her sewing club yesterday
afternoon at her home on East First
South street.
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Mrs. Frank Knox is home from Cali