The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-04
SOCIETY

tables of bridge were played, the play
ers in the tournament adjourning their
game and attending the card party in
a body. The Cup and Saucer club did
the same, and a number of hostesses
| brought guests from luncheons to take
part in the game for charity. The
prizes were boxes of candy or punches
| OF flowers, and these were generously
donated by the florists and caterers
or the city, so that the affair was a
great success in a financial way.
Among the ladies who assisted and
helped TO make the affair a success
were Mrs. A. J.sGorham, Mrs Windsor
v. Rice. Mrs. William Igleheart Mrs.
r. L. Oswald. Mrs. c. H. Mcmahon,
Mrs. Sol Siegel, Mrs A. S. Bower, Miss
Jane Howat, Mrs. w. H. Child and
Miss Edna Cohn. The prize winners
were Mrs. ]. P. Megeath, Mrs. Coates,
Mrs. William c. Jennings, Mrs. c. H.
Mcmahon. Mrs. George Y. Wallace,
Miss Kate Groo, Mrs. Warren Benja-
min, Mrs. ]. B. Risque, Mrs. c. S. Kin
ney Mrs. c. G. Field, Mrs. Upham,
Miss Leonore Samson, Mrs. Dana Nc
Cready, Mrs. Ashby d. Cleveland, Mrs
A. H s. Bird, Miss Hanauer Mrs.
Union Worthington, Mrs. c. W. Fifeld
and Mrs. David S. Murray.
Mrs. F. J. McGanney entertained
yesterday at a beautifully arranged
bridge tea, when a score of her friends
were guests. The rooms were deco
rated with green and pink, great sham
rocks hanging in rows from the chan
deliers to the four corners. Pink car
nations were the flowers, and these
with ferns made most effective deco
ration. Mrs. McGanney was assisted
In receiving by Mrs. Abner Luman and
Mrs. w. f. Lake, while Miss Marjorie |
Mulvey Miss Sowles, Miss jeanette
Luman and Miss Loughridge assisted |
in serving. Prizes were won by Mrs |
d. c. Jackling, Mrs. L. l.. Downing and !
Mrs. M. j. DALEY.
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Mrs. Henry Catrow entertained the
members of the tourist section of the |
Ladies Literary club and a number of |
their friends yesterday afternoon at an |
Oriental tea at her home on Fifth East
street. The house was turned into a |
perfect japanese house with it's Orien- |
tai decorations, many of the members
having brought treasures for exhibit
ton. Mrs. j. L. F'ranken recounted the |
pleasures of her recent trip to Japan, |
and the Misses Marjorie Dey and Grace /
BEETLES, I'm japanese costumes. served |
tea. The members of the section re-
ceived with Mrs. Catrow and assisted /
generally.
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Shrove Tuesday was passed with |
quite an unusual round of gayety, and /
up till the hour of midnight the affairs /
of the social world continued to inter-
est humanity to degree. The old GUS
tom of making solemn preparations for
Ash Wednesday prevails no longer. and 4
indeed the penitential day itself is not |
so severely felt as to be a real burden |
to society Today will be devoted /
largely to church going i'm the morn
ing hours, but this will not interfere |
with a moderate round of gayety in
the afternoon and evening.
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Miss Edith Sherman entertained at |
a tea yesterday afternoon for her aunt,
Mrs. John Longmaid of Helena, the /
guests being the old friends of Mrs
LOngmaid. who was formerly a resi- |
dent of Salt Lake. The rooms were
made bright with spring flowers, daft
fOdils decorating the table where tea
was served. The hostess was assisted |
by her two sisters, Mrs. Harry David
Cue and Mrs. Alma D. Katz, and by
Mrs. Karl A. Scheid. Miss Hanauer and
Miss Hampstead.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Cooper enter
tanned a few of their friends last even
ing at 500, four tables of the game be-
in the EIks' cOors, purple and white,
violets and white carnations being
used. Miss Ruth Cooper and her cous-
in, Miss Louise Cooper of Los Angeles,
who is a guest at the Cooper home, as
sisted the hostess in serving.
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Mrs. W. A. McDaniels entertained at
a bridge tea on Monday afternoon at
her home in Fort Douglas, when five
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win Butcher and Mrs. Snow won the
prizes in the game. Later the men
came in for tea and enjoyed a social
hour.
The Regimental Bridge club at Fort
Douglas met yesterday afternoon at
the home Of RS. Conley, and spent
the afternoon hours at bridge Mrs
COnley was assisted by her mother
Mrs. Geary of Detroit. Mrs Boyers
and Mrs. Paul Potter won the prizes
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A box party consisting of Lieutenant
and Mrs. Paul Potter. Mr.. and Mrs
Howard, Mrs. c. w. Fifield, Mrs. Da-
vid S. Murray and Lieutenants Green
and Waterman witnessed the perform
ance at the Orpheum Monday night
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Mrs. Gustave LuelwitZ and her small
son arrived Monday evening from Spo-
kane, and are at the Mcmillan home
for a visit. Mrs. H. G. Mcmillan, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Mason in Los Angeles, will be home :
on Sunday evening.
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There will be a meeting of musicians
today at the home of Mrs. Windsor V.
Rice to decide on a big musical enter
tainment for benefit to be given early
In May.
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Hon. Loyal z. Knappen United
States district judge of the western dis
-rict of Michigan and regent of Michi-
gan university. with Mrs. Knappen are
guests of Colonel and Mrs. c. d. Moore.
Hotel Fifth East.
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There will be a meeting of the ex-
ecutive board of the Woman's League
today at 4 O'Clock at the home of the
president Mrs. c. H. Mcmahon, 247
East Brigham street
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward s. Ferry and
heir three children will leave today for
los Angeles. where Mrs. Ferry and the
children will spend some weeks. Mr..