The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-28
SOCIETY

/ Mrs James IVers and her daughter
Mrs. James Finlen of Chicago. enter
| tanned yesterday at an elaborate bridge
! tea at the Iyers home on East First
South street, when over sixty of their
| friends were present. The large par
lors were made cheerful with quanti-
ties of spring flowers, and in the dining
room where tea was served following
the game, Shasta daisies were used for
the table decorations. Sixteen tables
were filled with players, and prizes
were awarded the winners at each ia
/ bic Later the guests went into the
dining room for tea, and here Mrs.
Henry Welsh of Park City and Mrs. c.
! ,. Nadner poured, while Miss Rather
inc Judge, Miss Dorothy Kinney, Miss
Weber and Miss McGrath assisted.
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The weather doctor is playing havoc
with the Country club plans these days,
and the order canceling all engage
ments went forth again yesterday. A
number of the members had counted
on few bright hours following the
rain to enjoy the beauties of the out
doors yesterday, and as late as 10
O'Clock they still had hopes, but they
were finally defeated and obliged to
call of the "doings." There is talk of
even giving up the dance set for Satur-
day evening, but if a spell of real
weather should set in there would be
no occasion for such a change.
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Mrs. w. c. Alexander entertained
again yesterday at a bridge tea at her
apartments in the Bransford, when
about a score of her friends were
guests. Five tables of bridge were
played, and prizes We're won by Mrs
Robert ]. GlendinniLg, Mrs. l.. LI
Ferry, Mrs. Richard A. Keyes, Mrs
Richard Stingley and Mrs. w. d. Lon
| oher. Al the tea following Mrs. A. D.
Cleveland and Airs Terry poured, the
table being done in yellow daisies
\
Invitations were sent out Yesterday
for the annual reception given by the
junior class of the High school for the
graduating seniors. This has been in
/ former years one of the most successful
affairs of the school year. and this
years promises to outrival any previ-
Gus one. II will be held Thursday even.
/ ing in the Eaton gym.
Mrs. Leslie L. SaVage entertained at
a luncheon yesterday in compliment TO
Miss Leila Stingley and the members of
/ her bridal party. The decorations were
| or brides roses, and ali the accessories
We're in keeping with the wedding idea
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| Mrs. ID. Ellen Worcester and Miss
Cora Hall are in town -Iests of Mrs.
Hewett and DR.. Ned Hewett. They are
on their way from their winter home in
| Hollywood TO Chicago, and will be here
a fortnight or more.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fred Odell will en-
/ terrain at a dinner on Sunday at their
country place in Bonneville in compile
ment TO Miss Florence Grant and VIII
liam NJ. Hunt.
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/ Mrs. J. F. Grant has issued cards for
the wedding reception of her daughter,
Florence, and William NJ. Hunt, on the
/ evening of Wednesday, June 10.
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/ Miss Norinne Thompson will enter
tain number of girl friends at the
Orpheum Saturday afternoon in honor
/ OF Margaret Walden, who leaves soon
for the east.
/ The marriage Of Miss Retta Piper to
/ Harry Shepherd will take place June
%. and the wedding will be a quiet one
/ Mrs. Alexander c. Ewing will be the
hostess today at a tea at her home on
East Brigham street.
The Misses Bess and Mildred McMil-
Ian will entertain today at a luncheon
at the Mcmillan home.
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| The girls of the Sewing club will
meet this afternoon with Miss Florence
Grant.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette Hanchett will
entertain tonight at a dinner.
| Karl A. Scheid leaves the FIRST of the
week for a short business trip to San
Francisco.
w. B. Searle of Provo has been spend
ing few days in town.
! Mrs. NJ. A. Charlton is back from the
east, where she has spent the past few
weeks.
/ Mrs. 5. G. Saville entertains at cards
this afternoon in honor of Miss Retta
Pyper.
The marriage of Miss Della Hines
and Frank NJ. Darrell will take place
on Wednesday. June "A.
Miss Kate Groo will entertain on
Monday next for Miss Florence Grant.
and on Wednesday next Mrs. Matthew
/ Cullen will entertain for her also.
! Mrs. Edward Moore leaves on June
II for Canton, o.. where she goes to
visit her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Pinker-
/ ton.
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/ The NeighbOrhood Card club holds
the last meeting of the season today
with Mrs. A. Fred Wey at her home.
! The Pan Hellenic society will meet
with Miss Ethel Paul today.
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Miss Sybil Foote who has been in
Ely for the past year, is expected home
shortly 10 spend the summer with her
mother.
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| Miss Claire Smith arrived home yes
teTday after spending the winter in the
southern states and visiting in Chi
cagO.
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| Miss Maud. WeimeT entertained about
thirty girl friends yesterday afternoon
at a Kensington for her guest, Miss
Sadie Dawson of Monterey
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Mrs. Anstee and Mrs. Chamberlain
$3.50 xxz.