The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-23
SOCIETY

By far the most successful charity
affair given so far by the ladies of the
Hospital Aid society was the bridge tea
of yesterday afternoon given at the
Country club Thirty-eight tables of the
game were played and many more
came out for the tea following the
game The tables were arranged both
/ IN the large room of the club and on
the broad verandas, which, despite the
/ threatening weather of the morning,
were warm and bright with the after
noon sun. Many of the guests who did
not play bridge wandered over the
grounds and enjoyed a visit beneath
/ the great trees. Tea was served in the
smaller dining room. where lavish dec
orations of roses were used on the long
oval table. Here Mrs. Windsor V. Rice
and Mrs. William c. Jennings served,
while Mrs. c. r. Pearsall and Mrs. j.
| j. Broughall assisted. Mrs. William
Igleheart and Mrs. McGrath received
the guests, while Mrs. F. L. Oswald
and Mrs. r. c. Gemmeli had charge of
/ the prizes. The prizes were copies of
the new High Altitude cook book, is
sued by the State Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs, and the prize winners were
Mrs. w. w. Armstrong. Mrs. w. p.
! Upham, Mrs. r. A. Broadhurst, Mrs.
D. H.
Mrs. Robert X. Brown Miss Hester La
velle, Mrs. George Steiner, Mrs. q. V.
Sehramm, Mrs. r. NJ. Breeder, Mrs.
A. c. Wherry. Mrs. F. E. McGurrin,
Miss Gertrude McGrath. Mrs. A. E.
Kimball Mrs. R. NJ. Hill, Mrs. George
Lam bourne, Mrs. +. d. Miller, Mrs. NJ
Richards, Mrs. F. j. Keate. Mrs. George
M. Bacon, Miss McCrory. Mrs. Robert
J. Hendricks, Mrs. James L. Franken.
Mrs. A. V. Calaghan, Mrs. P. ]. Moran,
Mrs. Thomas Wise, Miss Calhoun, Mrs.
c. w. Baxter. Miss Helen Mounson,
Mrs. Willard Hanson. Mrs. Fitzgerald
and Mrs. c. B. Onderdonk.
Miss Edna Dunn entertained yester-
day afternoon at a delightful bridge
tea for Miss Mabel Burrows of New
York. Four tables of the game were
played and many more came in for tea
The house was gay with roses, and in
the dining room deep red roses alone
were used. Here Miss Mary Smedley
poured tea and Miss Margaret Dunn,
Miss Stella Fabian and Miss Marion
Hall assisted The prize winners at
the game were Miss. Edna Farnsworth,
Miss Lorene Leary. Miss lone Morrison
and Miss Eudora Daily.
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Glenn Schramm took a party of friends
TO Springville for dinner on Sunday.
James E. Jennings, Mr.. Pearsall and
| J. r. Walker all had parties to din
her at Provo Miss Charlotte Holmes
and her father took a party of friends
to Ogden in their car, returning Sun
day night
Dr. and Mrs. j. c. Hanchett enter
tanned a dozen friends at dinner last
laNra afranr in,
Hanchett of Denver who is visiting her
son. Lafayette Hanchett The decora-
tions were all in pink and white, and
the other guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Lafayette Hanchett, Judge and Mrs. c.
B. Diehl Mr.. and Mrs. F. s Murphy.
W. J. HallOran and Miss Helen Han
chett
The following, of interest to Salt LAX
ers, is from the Oxford (Pa) Press
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis A Evans of Salt
Lake City on Tuesday visited j. p Ev-
ans and James H. McCommon, Oxford.
Mr.. Evans. who is a native of East
| Drumore. has been a resident of Salt
Lake for sixteen years and is in love
with that country. Mrs. Evans is a
daughter of J. S. Bransford, mayor
of the city. Mr. Evans is in the real
estate and insurance business"
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Miss Leigh Whittemore and her
brother. J. r. Whittemore. are here
from Los Angeles. Mrs. Whittemore
and her elder daughter, Miss June, will
be here tomorrow morning to spend
some time with friends.
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Mrs. Waldemar Van Colt and her
daughter. Miss Pearl Van Colt, will
CO.. S1Tn
coast. They will spend some time with
Mr. and Mrs. John Crombie Niven in
Los Angeles and will go later to Coro-
nadO to spend a part of the summer
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Mrs. W. w. Cuff and her daughter.
Mrs. Pawlas. entertained about TWEEN
ty-five guests yesterday afternoon at
a parcel shower for Miss Belva Fish
er. After a few hours spent with in
formal music tea was served.
! Mrs. p. w. Powers of Chicago is here
for few weeks as the guest of her
sister, Mrs. d. P. Simmons.
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The last meeting for the summer of
/ the Hospital Aid society will be held
tomorrow morning at 1890 o'clock at
the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms.
Mrs. H. G. Mcmillan and her daugh-
tiers, Bess and Mildred, will entertain
! this afternoon at a tea.
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Mrs. Morris Forbes entertains at a
tea this afternoon for Mrs C. S. Nor
rison of Colorado Springs.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William K. Hunt will
entertain a few friends at bridge to-
night for Miss Luvera Snow.
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Miss Eudora DAILY will give a bridge
tea at the DAILY home on Thursday aft
ernOon.
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Mrs. ]. H. Richards entertains at
cards tomorrow evening for Miss Snow.
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Miss Mamie Sappington will enter
tain the Sewing club tomorrow at her
home.
Miss Stella FARMLAND entertained a
party of sixteen of her friends at a
supper Sunday evening at her home,
when decorations of green and yellow
were used.
Samuel Newhouse has returned from