The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-19
SOCIETY

Mrs George w Lambourne entertained
! a number OF her friends yesterday aft
ernoon at bridge tea at home, when six
tables were filled with the players Prizes
were won by Mrs. T. Roy Brown, Mrs.
w. II. Tobias. Mrs. Jay Rogers, Mrs
3ohn ]. Broughall. Mrs John {; DAILY
and Mrs. c. NJ. Benedict. At the tea
which followed Mrs. Simon Black and
Mrs. w. II. Weyher poured, and assist
ing them were Mrs. John c. Cutler IT,
Mrs Tobias Miss Vera Edwards. Miss
The house was bright with the Christmas
cOlors, and on the tea table red shaded
candles and holly lent an added color.
Mrs Lambourne entertains again today,
this time at 800 party.
Mrs. William H. Jones entertained
about seventy-five friends yesterday aft
.ernoon at a tea at her home, in compli-
ment to Mrs Margaret Zane Witcher.
The rooms were decorated with the sea-
sons flowers. the holiday colors prevail
ing everywhere except in the parlor.
where tall pink and yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS were used. Some splendid music
was given during the afternoon by Mrs.
Charles G. Plummer, Mrs. Wragg and
the Misses Osborne. Besides these. the
hostess was assisted by Mrs ID. c. Eich-
nor, Mrs. w. d. Gaby, Mrs. ]. l.. Bow
man and Mrs. d. Z. Moore.
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The leap year dance given last evening
in the gymnasium at the university was
one of the most successful social events
given at the school The large hall was
filled with dancers and the leap year
customs that were carried out were en-
tertaininS and unique The hall was beau
tifully decorated and throughout the large
auditorium were many booths and coy
corners fitted up with rugs, pillows and
college pennants. The banquet hall ad-
joining the gymnasium was used as
reception hall and was fitted UP with
tables, chairs and numerous booths. Here
a light luncheon and refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs Matthew Cullen have sent
out cards announcing the marriage of
their daughter, Julia Catherine, to Gar
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkins will be at home
after Jan. 10 at Bingham.
Mrs. Alexander c. Ewing entertained
twelve friends yesterday at a luncheon
for Mrs. j. F. Evans of California and
Mrs. II. g. Roberts of Denver DIR. and
Mrs. Ewing will entertain a party of
friends tomorrow evening at supper.
Miss Carleton and Miss Daniels of the
Rowland hall faculty win leave today for
Blair. Ney.. where they will be the guests
of the Bradley girls during the Christ
mas vacation. u
Miss Helen Monroe who has spent the
past six months or so with her aunt.
Mrs. c. II. McMahon. will leave early
remainder of her course.
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Mrs. Ben Hampton went to Park City
yesterday TO spend the holidays with her
parents
Miss Florence Uglow goes to Lake City,
Colo. to her home for the next two
weeks.
Miss Elizabeth NcCune will be home
shortly from New York to spend the
Christmas holidays with her sister, Ms
E H Green.
Miss Jean Mead will be here today
from Stanford on her way to- her home
in Kansas City and will spend two days
with Miss Helen Monroe
Miss Norinne Thompson and Miss Mar
garet Walker reached home Thursday
night from Miss Benefits school in New
York and will remain over the holidays
Miss Emma Baker leaves today for Los
Angeles to spend the next fortnight with
friends = - -
Mrs. w E Terhune; who left some
weeks ago for Long Beach. is now at
home there at $40 Daisy avenue.
Louis Blunck and his sister. Miss Dor
othy Blunck left last evening for Nampa
to spend the holidays with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Blunck, and Mrs
Lyndon H. Wheeler.
Mrs. w II. De Wolf of Milford is in
the city to spend few days with Mrs.
Frank Roberts.
Mrs. ]. F. Evans will leave today for
her home in San Francisco after visit
of some weeks here with friends.
Russell Tracy r. left last evening for
Long Beach TO join his mother for his
Christmas holidays