The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-28
CURRENT EVENTS IN
SOCIETY CIRCLES


Mrs. Windsor V. Rice was the host
ess yesterday afternoon at a most de-
lightful and unique bridge tea, given
for the benefit of Canyon Crest ranch.
Nearly thirty tables of the game were
played, the places having been con-
tracted for in advance. The beautiful
home was gay with flowers, the ma
tionai cOlOrs decorating the dining
room, where tea was served. Here
bachelor buttons of blue, red carna-
tons and white sweet peas gave the
tri-color effect. Peonies in great jars
decorated the hall, and in the two
drawing rooms where the guests were
received roses were used. The tables
We're arranged on the lawn and the
veranda. rugs being spread under the
shady places for the comfort of the
players. Mrs. Rice was assisted in her
preparations by Mrs Emlaw and Miss
Teasdale, and at the tea Mrs. Robert
Hardness and Mrs. Calhoun poured. As
ssting were Miss Hanauer, Miss Ger
trude McGrath, Miss Katherine Geddes,
Miss Maud ThOrne, Mrs. Leslie L. Saw
age and the Misses Bess and Mildred
Mcmillan. Those who took tables, and
each entertained at least four guests.
were: Mrs. A S. Rowan of Fort Doug
las, Mrs. Robert Hardness, Mrs. George
P Holman, Mrs. Charles D. Moore
Mrs. W. p. Kiser, Mrs. David Keith
Mrs. Karl A. Scheid. Mrs w. s. Nc
COrnick Mrs. A. H. S. Bird, Mrs c. d.
ROOklidge, Mrs. o. W. Powers, Mrs
j. }. Broughall Mrs. c, Z. Allen, Mrs.
James Finlen, Mrs. Benner Y. Smith
Mrs. James E. Jennings, Mrs H. C.
Mcmillan, Mrs. George c. Moore, Mrs
H. c. Bellinger, Mrs. L. L. Savage,
Mrs. Charles Brooks. Mrs. Grant Hamp-
ton, Mrs. H. c. Hoffman, Mrs. f. Bon
nemort, Mrs Hill, Mrs. w. II. Child,
Mrs. Ernest Bamberger Mrs. Walter
q. Filler, Miss Judge, Miss Hague
Among those making donations were
Mrs. o. J. Salisbury and Governor and
Mrs. John c. Cutler.
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The scene at the Country club yes
terday was the most animated of the
present season. The tennis matches all
afternoon drew a large number of the
members and their guests, and in the
evening a number of dinners preceded
the regular Saturday evening dance
Most of the dinners included only a few
guests. but Miss Annie Mccormick en-
tertained a party of twenty at the reg
ular table d'hote dinner, and J. T. Good
win entertained a dozen friends, the
guests remaining over for the dance.
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A most delightful affair was the chill
drens party given yesterday at Idle
wild by Mrs. A. f. Walker and her
sister, Mrs. Sadler for little Winni-
fred Walker and Marion Sadler. The
! beautiful grounds We're thrown open for
| the little people, and during the after
noon games suitable to the summer
time were played in every corner. A
MdypOle dance on the lawn was en-
jOyed ana later the little ones, seated
on Navajo blankets and rugs around
the broad lawns, enjoyed a delicious
buffet supper.
The parade at Fort Douglas Friday
afternoon by the full regiment was the
occasion for a large number of visit
Ors from town. The parade was preced-
ed by a fine band concert. The hop
and all the festivities attendant thereto
were called off because of the funeral
of the late Grover Cleveland. Lieuten-
ant and Mrs. Butcher will entertain at
a hop supper for Miss Burkhalter next
Friday night
One of the big events of the summer
will be the morning bridge party to be
given at Rowland hall about the mid
die of next mouth. The broad, shady
lawn will hold almost an unlimited
number of tables, and the place itself
is one of the most captivating for sum-
mer parties of any kind. The exact