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


delightfully."- yesterday afternoon at
bridge for Miss Nora Van Colt and
Miss Eloise Sadler. The rooms were
decorated in white lilacs. and the din
ing room, where Mrs. Leslie Savage
and Miss Geddes presided, were charm
ingly arranged with white lilacs and
| tulips. Also assisting were Miss Pearl
Van Colt and Miss Minette Baer. Six
tables of players enjoyed the game,
and later number of other guests
came in for tea
One of the largest affairs of the week
! is the dancing party to be given by Mr..
and Mrs. William P. Kiser on the even
ing of Friday, May s. at their home
$50 South Thirteenth East 1t will be
in honor of the three popular spring
brides. Miss Sadler. Miss Stingley and
Miss Van Colt
Another affair for Miss Sadler and
Miss Van Colt is the bridge tea to be
given by Miss Pearl Van Colt, Mon
day, May IL.
The bridge tea arranged by Mrs. W.
E. Fife for Friday. May s. has been
postponed.
Miss Eleanor Stewart entertains in
formally at bridge on the afternoon of
Friday, May g.
The prize at the Monday Afternoon
Bridge club. which met yesterday with
Mrs. A. H. Peabody, was taken by
Mrs F. L. Oswald.
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The Monday Bridge club met yester-
day with Mrs Robert Glendinning. The
next meeting will be with Miss Edith
Sherman.
Miss Minette Baer entertained the
Wa Wa-Center last evening at her
home, Bransford apartments. The mu-
steal program was given by Miss Ju-
dith Evans, Miss Edna Cohn, Miss
Baer. Miss Alice Seckels, Mrs. Plum
mer and Fred Smith.
Judge F. A. Maynard returned yes
terday from an extended trip to Seat
tie, Portland and San Francisco,
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Miss Erma Hodges of Denver spent
yesterday in the city as the guest of
her way to California. and on her re-
turn will probably make a longer visit
here
Mr.. and Mrs. George Y Wallace left
Yesterday for San Francisco to see the
fleet. and later tour the state
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Hagenbarth
with their children will leave the first
of next week for their summer home
at Spencer, Ida. Mr. Hagenbarth is
now in Idaho, but will return to the
city Saturday
Colonel and. Mrs Z. A. Wall and
their daughter. Selma. are expected
home from Washington the latter part
of this week. The younger daughters /
Mary and Alice, will remain to com
plete the school year.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hornung left /
yesterday for San Francisco for a stay
of ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Daily returned to /
the city on Friday after A stay Of some I
weeks in California. Miss Eudora DAILY
will remain in California until after the 4
departure of the feet
Mrs. Z. 6. Ellerbeck went to Cali /
fornia on Saturday last She spends a /
few days with her daughter Miss Fu- /
rama Ellerbeck at Stanford. and after |
the close of the college year they will /
then visit San Francisco together dur (
ing the stay of the feet, and later
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seles and vicinity.
Mrs. Charles Fuller. Who has been
spending the winter in southern Cali |
fornia, has returned 10 the city and is |
at home at Whitehall.
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Mrs. Daniel Gurnsey is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. WEIGH, in Sacramento.
and viii spend a week in San Fran |
cisco during the stay of the fleet.
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Mr.. and Mrs c. b. Whitley are stay
ing at the Wilson for a short time.
They viii later be at home at the
Bransford.
Mrs. G. T. Odell, Miss Marie Odell
and Mrs. J. Fl. Richards leave today
for weeks visit in San Francisco to
witness the fleet celebration
Henry Mitchell. who has been spend
ing a week i'm the city, returned Satur-
day to his home in Racine, Wis
Mrs. A. d. Ireland and Mrs. George
Olson are among those who left Satur-
day for the San Francisco trip.
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The tourist section of the Ladies' Lit
erary club will meet this afternoon
with Mrs. c. c. Dey, who is the chair
man. Mrs. j. L. Franken will talk on
her trip to the Philippines, and later
tea and a social time will be enjoyed.
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The Wasatch Literary circle meets
this afternoon at Gunton Memorial
chapel.
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Mrs. Boynton entertains the Seekers
club this afternoon at her
home, No. 1 Simons avenue Ninth
East street, between Fourth and Fifth
South streets.