The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-06
SOCIETY

Der OF her friends yeSIeddy afternoon at
a Kensington tea at her home on Har-
ward avenue. Despite the bad weather,
all the guests made the trip out to the
country home, where a warm welcome
awaited them. The affair was arranged
in compliment to Mrs. w. b. Sprague.
who leaves tomorrow 10 join her hus-
band in Seattle, Mrs. Cue of New York
and Mrs. Katz of Portland. The hos
tess was assisted by Mrs. w. w. Arm
strong and her sister, Miss Jasmine
Young.
Mrs. Frank B. stephens entertained
again yesterday at the second of a SER
les of bridge teas at her home. The
home was bright with jonquils every
where, the CHEEKY rooms forming d
bright contrast to a bleak day without.
The prizes were won by Mrs. Frederick
A. Hale. Mrs. w. II. Dale. Mrs. Fred
HornuDg. Mrs. E. d. Miller, Mrs. Sam
Porter, Mrs. c. E. Richards. Mrs Hale
and Mrs. Frank Pearl poured, and
Miss Alice Pearl and Miss Margaret
Harris assisted.
Mrs Charles A. Quigley entertained
a number of friends Tuesday afternoon
at cards. Seven tables Of 500 were
played, and prizes won by Mrs. P. ].
Moran, Miss Marion Bean of Chicago
and Mrs. Hagenbarth. The hostess
was assisted by Miss Marie Gibbons
and Mrs. ]. Cam. The rooms were
prettily decorated with violets, and the
lavender shades were used as the color
scheme throughout.
Colonel and Mrs. Walter Scott enter
tanned last evening at a large bridge
party at their quarters at the post. The
affair was given both for the people of
the garrison and in compliment to Mrs.
Payson Smith and Mrs. O'Brien, who
are relatives of Mrs. Scott. Eleven ia
bles of the game were played.
Colonel and Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes
arrived in Pasadena last Monday. where
their handsome home, FL Roble, was al
ready opened for their arrival. Mayor
and Mrs. John s. Bransford are visit
ing them at present.
X x x
Mrs. W. P. S. Hawk entertained yes
terday again at a card party, when 500
was the game played. Six tables of
players enjoyed the game. and prizes
were won by Mrs. S. L. Billings and
Mrs. G. B. Blakely. Mrs. F. w. Fran
els and Miss Hawk assisted the hostess.
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Miss Marge Ellerbeck and Miss Bella
Blyth will leave Saturday for Los An
geles. Miss Blyth will come through
from Evanston and will be Joined here
by Miss Ellerbeck. The two young girls
will be guests of DR.. and Mrs. Jack
Keith in Los Angeles for a few weeks.
Mrs. Lear Ritter and Mrs. Ernest A
Trip will entertain this afternoon at a
bridge tea at the Ritter home for Mrs
Cue and Mrs KatZ.
Ft,i
the city, but will return to her home
today. She will be down early in the
week with her little daughter kath-
crime, and will spend a week or so WIS.,
iting.
The current events and current lit
erature section of the Ladies' Literary
club viii meet today at the club house.
Mrs. Kidder will review THE Settlers"
and Miss Jessup viii read paper on
"A Notable Birthday"
Mrs John Longmaid. who has been
visiting her niece, Miss Edith Shear
man. for the past few weeks, left yes
terday for her home in Helena. Mr..
Longmaid came down last week to join
them and returned with her.
Mrs Frederick Sinclaire left on the
late train last evening for Portland,
where she will visit her sister, Mrs. Ed
ward B. Sterling, for a few weeks.
y X x
Mrs. Payson Smith and her sister, |
Mrs. Edward O'Brien, who have been |
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Russell L. Tracy, |
will leave tomorrow for their homes in |
Minnea polls.
Miss Charlotte Holmes will be back |
within q few days from a visit to Los l
Angeles. Her brother. Dwight will |
leave shortly after, to re-enter college
in the east.
Mrs. Dunshee. mother of c. r. Dun /
shee, is at Coronado Beach for stay I
of a month with Mr.. and Mrs. Earl /
Dunshee.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunshee are spend !
ing some time at Coronado Beach, Cal
x x x
Miss Edith Sherman will entertain
on Monday at a bridge tea for her sis |
tiers, Mrs. Cue and Mrs. Katz.
K x
Mrs. F. J. Fabian entertained few
friends yesterday at bridge for Mrs. |
Tracy's guests, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. /
O'Brien.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
c. Price, Salt Lake.