The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-18
SOCIETY

Mrs. Frank A. Druehl was the hostess
yesterday afternoon at a beautifully ap-
pointed tea given in honor of Mrs. Hugo
Druehl. at the Druehl home on East First
South street: The house was made most
attractive with quantities of flowers, and
gay music, and thrOngs of friends called
during the afternoon hours from 3 till 8
o'clock. The hostess and the guest of
honor stood in the spacious drawing room
to receive the guests. while assisting them
were Mrs. Walter Druehl, Mrs Milton f.
Oglesby and Miss Edna Cohn. Mrs NJ z
Lipman and Miss Stella Cohn served
punch in the library, while in the dining
room Mrs. Louis Cohn and Mrs. Charles
G. Plummer poured. Here an immense
basket of red flowers with holly and
sprays of mistletoe formed the central
decoration for the tea table and the reds
and greens of the holiday season Were
used in the lights and all the table APP
pointments. In the parlors pink and
white flowers in vases were used. while
the green of the season was used again
in the library. Behind a screen an Orches-
ira was stationed. furnishing delightful
music through the afternoon.
Mrs. William II. Cunningham was the
hostess also at a tea yesterday afternoon
at her home on l street. when nearly 200
Christmas decorations prevailed through
out the house. being especially attractive
in the dining room, where a large basket
of the deep red roses with holiday green
ance. Here Mrs. William A Cavanaugh
and Mrs. L l. Terry poured, while a
number of the young girls assisted,
among them Miss Mary Moore Miss Eliz-
abeth Niles. Miss Mildred Mcmillan. Miss
Lorene Leary and Miss Minette Baer. Mrs
John NJ. Zane received with the hostess
and assisting otherwise were Mrs. John
Dern, Mrs. James c. Dick. Mrs. Robert
Glendinning. Mrs. c. r. Pearsall, Mrs.
Ashby d. Cleveland. Mrs. June Sadler
Donnell. At the punch table were Mrs.
Leslie Savage and Miss Katherine. Ged-
des, Music was furnished at intervals
during the afternoon by the Hawaiian
troubadours.
leave today to spend their Christmas holi-
days in Berkeley.
Two large dances will be enjoyed by
the young people this evening, that OF
the senior class in the Eaton gym at the
High school and the leap year dance
given by the girls of the university at
the gymnasium building there.
Mrs. Margaret Zane Witcher will be the |
guest of honor at tea to be given this |
afternoon by Mrs William H. Jones
Mrs. George W. Lambourne entertains |
this afternoon at the first Of a two-bridge |
teas at her home.
Miss Zaida Boutwell, is expected home |
today from Stanford to spend the Christ
mas holidays.
The Current Events and Current Litera- |
ture section of the Ladies' Literary Clue /
Will meet this afternoon for the last meet \
ing of the year, when the subject of /
Christmas will be taken up. Mrs. Thomas |
Weir will tell of Christmas in foreign /
lands. and some Christmas music will be /
given by Mrs A. s Peters
Mrs. Fred Simon and her daughter.
Marie. left Tor Los Angeles last evening. |
Whcre they expect to make their home
They will occupy the bungalow at 1877
Lovelace avenue.
:. Hamilton G. Park. jr< who has been in
the inc, city for some time owing to illness,
Will leave shortly for New York City
Mrs. Alexander c. Ewing will entertain
and Mrs. Harry C. Roberts.
Miss Eliza Dey will spend the holiday
times with frieaH in Chicago and Mil
Mrs. j F. Dunn. Miss Margaret Dunn
and Miss Lucille Clark will reach here to-
morrow from the east and the two young
girls will spend their holidays here.
Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette HoIbrook Of
Provo have been spending few days
n the city
Mrs John n. Shepherd will leave Fort
Douglas within a few days for her old
nome in Connecticut
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Mrs. Elizabeth BOnnemort arrived home
asst evening after a stay OF some three
weeks in Washington and New York.
Miss LuVera Snow reached here last
evening from Chicago TO spend the Christ
mas holidays with her aunt. Mrs. J. F.
Grant
Mrs. Robert $. Oliver of Bingham has
been spending the past few days in town
hopping.
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