The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-19
SOCIETY

/ SOCIETY /
Mrs. Andrew Howat and Miss Jane
Howat entertained yesterday afternoon
at delightfully."- informal tea for Mrs.
d. Elliott Kelly, who leaves shortly for
Tacoma. The rooms were bright with
flowers, the tea table showing deco
ration of marguertes. mignonette and
maidenhair fern. Mrs. c. Z. Richards
poured, and assisting were Mrs. Robert
Steele, Mrs. Robert X. Hampton, Mrs.
Howard S. Stowe. Mrs. J. Fred Odell
and Mrs. Louis Schoppe.
[ The engagement has just been an
nounced in Portland of Miss Mildred
Rheinstrom, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Rheinstrom, to ]. ]. Greene
wald of this city. Mr.. GreeneWald left
the latter part of last week for visit
TO Portland, and will return within a
few days. The marriage will probably
take place in the early summer Mr..
and Mrs. Rheinstrom were formerly
residents of Salt Lake, but it was sew
eral years ago.
Mrs. w. w. Armstrong entertained
few friends yesterday afternoon at
bridge, following the game with an in
formal tea. The affair was in comph-
ment to Mrs. Ralph Hoag of Ogden,
and prizes were won by the guest of
honor, Mrs. D. c. lacking, Mrs. John
Reed and Mrs. E. NJ. Allison.
Lieutenant Waterman entertained a
few friends last evening at THE Gin
gerhread Man. his guests being Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. II. Kriebel. Mr.. and Mrs.
David S. Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard, Lieutenant and Mrs. Paul c. Pot
ter and Lieutenant Greene.
Miss Dorothy Thompson entertained
about thirty friends last evening. at
cards, the affair being in honor of Miss
Edna Farnsworth. The house was
bright with gay daffodils and tulips,
and tally cards done in the same brill
liant flowers were used.
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Miss Alice Nibley and Miss Vedi
Beebe entertsSned about forty of their
friends last evening at the Nibley
home. when informal games were en-
| joyed and a merry evening spent. The
decorations were all in green and white,
carnations and shamrocks forming the
main part.
Messages received last evening from
/ Mrs. Thomas Carter indicated great
! Improvement in her condition, and I'M
/ less some new complications arise Mr..
! and Mrs. Griffin will leave today for
| New York, whence they sail Wednes-
/ day for England.
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| The College club will meet with the
Misses Florence and Matte Hall this
evening.
Henry w. Lawrence will leave the
/ last of the week TO join Mrs. Lawrence
at Oakland where she is visiting her
/ daughter, Mrs. J. II. Young Later
they viii go to Los Angeles, and come
( home in the early summer by the Salt
{ Lake Route
| Mrs. Frank p. Swindler entertained
a few friends at a luncheon yesterday
| for Mrs. f. F. Hanna of Denver.
/ Mrs Elmer Z. COrfman of Provo is
/ spending a few days in town.
/ Mrs. E. D. Hammond entertains to-
! day at the second in series of card
parties.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kearns have
/ been obliged to cut short their Euro
pean trip and have already sailed for
home on account of the illness of Mrs.
/ Wilson, Mrs. Kearns' mother. Mrs.
4 Daniel Sullivan of Park City is with
/ her mother for the time.
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The Misses DoOly, who have been
! spending the past year or so abroad,
are on their way home and will shortly
reach Salt Lake
Mrs. EIwood Matson of Ogden spent
yesterday in the city, returning on the
] late train.
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Mrs. w. J. Thomas returned yester
day morning with her baby from
spending a month on the coast.
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! Mr.. and Mrs. A II. Tarbet and Mr.
and Mrs c. A. Quigley have taken
stalls for the ST. AIMS orphanage con-
cert to be given next Wednesday even
ing.
The cart section of the Ladies' Lit
erary club will meet at the club house
! this morning, and three Gothic cathe-
drals of France will be presented by
! three of the section members.
The Quin Genta club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. Wellington r.
Lake at the Kenyon hotel, when Mrs.
/ Heritage and Mrs. w. II. Ellison won
! the prizes.
Mrs j. F. Grant will be home the
last of the week from Mercur, where
she has spent the past few weeks.
Mrs. Henry Harrison left Tuesday
evening for an extended visit TO Los
Angeles.
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