The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-02
SOCIETY

! The formal opening of the Country
club for the season of 1908 takes place
this afternoon and evening. Tea will
be served at O'Clock. there will be a
| table d'hote dinner at $50 and dane
! ing at o'clock The hostesses are the
members of the social committee, who
are Mrs. Don Carlos Roberts. Mrs.
| Union Worthington, Mrs. j. r. Walker
Miss Katherine Williams and Miss
| Marge Miller. A number of small par
ties have been arranged for the dinner
! and dance, and large number or
members viii be present
! Mrs. T. r. Woodbridge gave
charming luncheon yesterday in honor
of Miss lutte at the University club.
| The round table in the ladies' dining
room was decorated with lilacs and
| pink roses. The guests TO meet Miss
lutte were Mrs. w. c. Alexander, Mrs
! David Taylor, Miss Mary Moore, Miss
Leila Stingley, Miss Marge Miller, Miss
| Minette Baer. Miss Howard and Miss
/ Morgan.
An informal reception for Mrs. Elinor
| Glyn was given at the Newhouse nome
/ last evening, when large number OF
guests called TO meet the English
writer. In the absence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Newhouse. those receiving
were Mr. and Mrs. George c. Moore
| Miss Leila Stingley, Miss Mary Moore
and Miss Augusta lutte.
A large affair of last evening was
the theatre party given by Henry
Mitchell of Racine Wis, who
! is spending some time in the city. The
guests occupied two stalls at the John
Drew performance. and later were en-
! tertained at supper at the Commercial
club. Those i'm the party were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Q. Critchlow, Mr.. and Mrs.
A B. Irvine, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Savage, Mrs. Margaret Zane Witcher
Mr. and Mrs. George Alder and Mr.
and Mrs. H. S. Hutchins.
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Miss Gertrude Hanson entertained
at a bridge tea yesterday afternoon in
honor of two of the spring brides. Miss
ElOise Sadler and Miss Leila Stingley
Four tables of bridge were played and
prizes we're taken by Mrs. Leslie Saw
age. Miss lone harrison, Mrs. w T.
Fife and Miss Nora Van Colt. Later
number of guests came in for tea.
At the table, which was decorated I'm
white lilacs Mrs. George KeySer and
Miss Aileen Maclean presided, and
Miss Stingley and Miss Sadler. with
Miss Irene Hanson, assisted in the din
ing room.
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| Mrs. Howard 5. Stove will give
bridge tea this afternoon in honor Of
| Mrs Thomas MarioneauX. who leaves
! Sunday for an extended trip abroad.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Alder entertain
at cards this evening at their home on
First avenue.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Paul c. Potter
| will give a bridge affair this evening at
their home at Fort Douglas in honor
of Mrs Parrish and Miss Siez, who are
visitors at the post.
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! Mrs G. /. Rood entertains this aft
ernoon in honor of Mrs. Edwin Kim
/ ball, who leaves soon for a European
| trip.
! Miss Howard of Garfield is spending
few days in the city as the guest of
Miss Minette Baer.
DIR. H. D. Hines will leave for the
coast Sunday to be present at the ar
rival of the fleet. He will be away
about two weeks.
A H. Snow has gone to Denver for
a stay of two weeks.
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Saturday afternoon there will be q
/ May Day party at Gordon academy,
when Miss Claolyn EXford will be the
May queen ana Miss Margaret Christie
will give the address to the queen.
There will be a little play, music and
recitations. which win be followed by
/ the May pole dance and supper on the
/ lawn.
1 At Rowland hall this evening there
will be given a little play entitled THE
| Piper's Day" by the young ladies OF
the school. A few of the teachers will
| assist.
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| The p +. o. meets This afternoon
with Miss Palmer, SOB First avenue.