The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-11
SOCIETY

for the Orphans Home when Mrs.
Elizabeth Bonnemort threw open her
beautiful home on Brigham street for
the benefit of the little people. The
rooms were fragrant with the summer
flowers. and despite the heat without
they were refreshingly cooled with nu-
merous electric fans and artificial de-
vices. The hostess was assisted by the
board of directors, Mrs. Rachel 5. Mil
Ter, Mrs. Joseph Young, Mrs. ]. f.
Oglesby. Mrs. a. j. Gorham. Mrs NJ
NJ Johnson and Mrs. Charles W. Boyd.
The sum of si90 was cleared for the in
! stitution. Prizes were awarded in the
game to Mrs. c. Ira Tuttle, Mrs. W. G..
futile, Mrs Melton. Mrs. Mador. Miss
Aline Mcmillan, Miss Tinsman, Mrs
kervin, Mrs. Malone, Mrs. ID. n.
Straup, Mrs. I. r. Wakeling, Mrs. II.
y. Mayo. Mrs. John Chapman, Mrs. 6.
w. Lambourne, Mrs. John Dugan, Mrs.
Ezra Thompson. Mrs. Barbee. Mrs.
FRANKIE Mrs John G. Daily, Mrs. a. II.
Peabody, Mrs. l.. l.. Archer. Mrs w. II.
Wyeher Mrs. John. c. Cutler, Mrs.
Henry La Motto. Mrs. Langton, Mrs.
| Hardness Mrs. W. II. Bramel, Mrs
Union Worthington. Mrs. j. II. Rich
ards. Miss Darlene Kimball, Mrs. s b.
Robinson, Mrs. Morehouse and Miss
Allen.
a score of her friends yesterday aft
ernoon at a bridge tea at her home
/ The tables were arranged indoors
where the rooms were delightfully."-
shaded. but punch was served on the
veranda. AT the tea which followed
| the game Mrs. Alexander c. Ewing and
Miss Cosgrif poured, and Miss Frances
Graham and Miss Gertrude Hanson as
| sisted. The prize winners were Mrs
George c. Moore. Mrs. John W. Delano
Mrs. James Finlen, Mrs. j. J. Brough-
all, Mrs. Frank Knox and Miss Ger
trude Hanson.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. b. Taylor and par
ents of Mrs. Willis Uline arrived at the
Jane Uline. They will spend the better
! part of the summer here with Mrs.
Uline. who remains at home when. the
! regiment leaves. \ number of the la
dies have changed their plans about
leaving. and there will be goodly
number left there. although the officers
are away. The post is delightfully."- cool
these days. compared TO most places n
the country, and is quite inviting as Il
I summer place.
A great many OF the dancing set went
up 10 Fort Douglas last evening for
/ the farewell hop before the men of the
regiment leave for their summer ma
neuvers. The hop room was delight
fully cool despite the heat down town.
the canyon breezes making dancing
i thoroughly delightful Punch was
served through the dance. and later a
buffet supper finished the evening. The
newly organized band did nobly in the
musical line. and the affair was alto
gether very pleasant one.
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\ party of the younger girls. num-
bering about score in all. will go out
10 give lake party this afternoon
for Miss Leigh Whittemore and Miss
Reta BellinSer. The boys will go out 10
join the girls on a later train, and Mrs.
Joseph Oberndorfer viii be chaperone-
The same young people viii give rid
ing party tomorrow morning for the
same two young girls. going out IL
Walkers farm for the day
Miss Edith Sutherland entertained
yesterday at a delightful bridge tea &c.
the younger girls, in compliment To
Miss Luvera Snow of Chicago Five
tables of the game were played. AMI
prizes went TO Miss Eudora DAILY ano
Miss Snow. At the tea which followed
Mrs. Sutherland and Miss Suthcrlan6
were assisted by Miss Edna Bailey am
Miss Stella Fabian.
/ The two days tennis tournament be-
gun yesterday at Fort Douglas has
drawn unusually large numbers Of
spectators. The bachelors were kept
busy serving tea yesterday afternoon
TO the large number. of friends who
called. and today the same rule viii be
followed.
{ Miss Mercy Lewis entertained a few
friends yesterday afternoon al tea for
Miss Leigh Whittemore of Los Angeles
and Miss Reta Bellinger. who leaves
tomorrow for Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. J. FARMLAND have
ISSUED invitations for the wedding re-
10 Carl Berman. which takes place
Thursday evening. July 10. at their
home. AIS First avenue
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The end of the tennis tournament
will be the only athletic interest at the
Country club today. but there will be
the usual table d'hote dinner. with d
dance following, this evening
Miss Isabel Johnson entertained
about a score of her friends at s tea at
the Johnson home Thursday afternoon.
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Mrs. \. b. Greeson has called off the
nOSlCdlc pldnnSO TOT the afternoon on
account of the fact that Miss Damon
has gone on to the coast.
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Mrs. Albert O. Seaman will leave to-
day FOR her home in COllinsvilie. H.. 10
spend the next two months with her
parents
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Mrs. William u. Foster and. the
Misses Annie and Kate Adams viii SO
10 Logan on Tuesday TO spend the next
three weeks as guests of Captain and
Mrs II. r. Perry.
Mrs. Ross and Miss Mamie Ross ex-
pect To leave early next week for Ida
no to be away the better part of the
summer.
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Mr. and Mrs A. Fl. Snow have gone
on a trip east and viii go by the south
ern way 10 Tampiso, Mexico. where
they are To be guests of the American
consul and his wife
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Mrs Theodore \. Baldwin and her
children have arrived from the Philip
pines and they are with Mrs Bald
/. wins mo.her. Mrs Mary Judge.