The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-20
SOCIETY

Mrs. William D. Foster and Miss
Annie Adams entertained nearly 100
of their friends yesterday afternoon [
a tea at the Thomas home on street.
The affair was the first of a series of
teas, of which the second will be given
this afternoon for Mrs. c. S. Morrison
Of Colorado Springs and Mrs. Frede-
rick Davidson. The house was deco
rated throughout with roses, white
roses and their fresh green being used
in the parlOTs, while red roses adorned
the library. In the dining room pink
roses were used in bowls around the
room and low mound of them filled
the center of the table. Tulle from the
electrolier TO the four corners of the
table was tied with bows of pink rib
bon to match. and the ribbon was ar
ranged around the table as well. Here
Mrs Sam c. Park Mrs. Henry p. Hen
derson. Miss Weber. Mrs. Elbridge
Thomas and Mrs. c. r. Alley took
turns pouring, and assisting them were
Miss katherine Adams. Miss Frances
COwan, Miss Ruby Lambourne and
little Miss Dora Thomas. Miss Eleanor
Park presided at the punch bowl
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Mrs. +. b. CritchlOW was the hostess
last evening at most delightful ana
original affair in the form of tennis
tea for the girls of the Y. w. c. A. All
the girls. both those in the boarding
home and those regular luncheon pa
irons, We're asked, and after Few
games of tennis a delicious buffet sup
per was served them on the broad We
randa. This was enclosed with can
vas. and lavish decorations of roses
were used, both indoors and out. Mrs.
Critchlow was assisted by the entire
social committee, Mrs. Russell L..
Tracy. Mrs Ledyard Nj. Bailey. Mrs.
W. r. Butler and Miss Esther Allen.
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The tennis tournament planned Tor
today at the Country club has been
postponed for some time later in the
season. This action on the part of the
tennis players in due to the taet that
the state tournament begins June p,
and the PLAYERS did not wish so much
of the active life within such short
time There will be the usual table
d'hote dinner this evening, however
with a dance of an informal nature IN
the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Forster and
their daughter. Miss Florence Forster,
of San Francisco. are guests for few
DAYS of Mrs Glen Miller. Mrs Miller
entertained very informally at tea
Yesterday afternoon, and in the even
| ing a few close friends were asked IN
to plav bridge 10 meet the guests Mr..
and Mrs Forster and their daughter
will return to their home on Monday.
number of the bridge clubs that
are in the habit of holding their meet
/ ings early in the week will unite and
| ali plav at the charity card party at
/ the Country club Monday afternoon.
/ Several of the club members will en-
/ terrain at small luncheons there before
/ time for the card party.
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/ The men of the University club and
/ their men friends will enjoy beer
/ fest" tonight on the roof garden at the
club. The liquid part of the entertain
ment will be lightened with few
vaudeville stunts. among which will be
numbers by the Hawaiian troubadours.
1 The affair is in the hands of the social
| committee.
Mrs. ". ]. Lynch entertained six
tables at bridge yesterday afternoon
at her home. following the game with
A tea. Roses were used to decorate the
house. and prizes were won by Mrs. =
| F Fenton and Mrs. w. F. Beer.
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! Mrs. F. W. Little entertained about
! forty of her young girl friends yester-
day afternoon at cards for Miss Della
/ /
roses. and prizes were won by Miss
Hines and Miss Lena Moore
The Misses Evelyn Moyle, Huldarose
Brown. HOrtence Young, Claire Ritter
and Helen Cannon have arrived in the
city. after having spent few days on
the Moyle farm.
Miss Ruth Duvall entertained yester-
day afternoon for Miss Margaret Mer-
! riIi when five tables of 800 were
Dlaved The decorations or red and
white were used. and prizes were won
by Miss Fora Morse and Miss Dorothy
Gunnel.
Mrs. A. II. Warren and daughters.
Eleanor and Anna. have returned from
a six weeks visit with friends ana re-
latives in Berkeley, Cal
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ S. Woolley will give
a reception next Wednesday evening IN
honor of the wedding of their son
William NJ. Woolley. and Miss Rasal-
tina Nye The marriage takes place on
that day.
Mrs. Charles E Perkins gave a
luncheon yesterday for Miss Mary
Stubs of Baltimore. who is here Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Samuel Neel
Pink roses and place cards to match
were used.
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Mrs w w Cluff is entertaining q
house party composed of Miss Haze
Taylor of Provo. Miss Ida Bracken OF
st. George, Miss Lena Fisher of Echo
Miss Morgan of Price and Mrs. North
cot of Coalville.
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A small party at the play Thursday
evening was composed of Mr.. and Mrs
w. p Kiser Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Schulder Mrs. r. r. Schulder and Mrs
w. A. Nelden.
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Miss Jane Howat is in town for ;
few days from Bonneville, the summe
home of her sisters, Mrs. Odel an'
Mrs. Schoppe.
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Mrs. c. s. Vadner entertains at
luncheon at her home on WEDNESDAY
next.
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Mrs. David Keith entertained again