The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-08

Mrs. George L. Savage was the
hostess yesterday afternoon at a charm
ingly appointed bridge tea for her sis
ter, Mrs. A II. Snow, at which about
thirty of her friends were entertained.
The colors used in the rooms were holt
day colors Of red and green, the table
being especially effective with red can
dies and red shaded candelabra light
ing it Seven tables of bridge were
played. and prizes were won by Mrs.
Robert Pruitt Coleman, Mrs. j. A.
Reeves, Mrs. w. S. Henderson, Mrs.
Alfred H. Peabody, Mrs. Fred Hornung
and Mrs. ]. ]. Broughall.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Kiser entertained
party of their friends at the Orpheum
last evening in compliment TO their
brother, Lyster Chambers. Following
the play the company enjoyed a de-
lightful supper at the Kiser home, the
guests being, besides Mr.. Chambers
and his mother. Mrs. E. ]. Chambers:
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Schulder, DR.. and
Mrs. w. ID. Donoher, Miss Pearl Van
Colt, Miss Louise Sullivan, Miss Ger
trude McGrath, Lieutenants Ellis and
Carey from the Post, H. f. Savage,
Mr.. Porter and c. S. Mcdonald.
The young girls of the bridge tour
hohANiAN AAdNt NlhNO LiiCif liiStbillsS OH
till the first Monday following Christ
mas, and the place made vacant by the
absence of Mrs. Robert H.-Allen has
been filed by Miss Aileen Maclean.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Adams and Mrs.
Jones, Mrs. Evans mother, who are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 3. Ste
phens, Will be i'm town a week longer
before leaving for their home
Mrs. Russell L. Tracy and her niece,
Miss Stubbleield, will probably remain
at Long Beach over the holiday season,
and Mr.. Tracy and Russell will go
down there to- join them for Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt Sherman arrived
on Sunday from Oakland and will
spend the holidays with M. and Mrs.
George Jay Gibson.
DR.. and Mrs. John T. White enter
tanned about twenty-five of their friends
last evening at musicale and supper
for Miss Julie Herne, who leaves to-
day, after spending some two weeks
with them.
Their Salt Lake friends have re-
eeived cards for the debutantes tea to
be given tomorrow afternoon by SEN
ator and Mrs. George Sutherland for
their daughter. Miss Edith Sutherland,
at the Highlands, in Washington.
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MIR. and Mrs. Walter G. futile left
on Sunday for the east. They will go
TO Grand Rapids to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Bishop. Mrs. Tuttle's parents. before
going TO New York. whence they sail
shortly for a lengthy stay abroad.
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Governor and Mrs. John c. Cutler and
their daughters win leave very soon
after New Years for their Pasadena
home TO spend some six mopths or so.
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Miss Elsie Ridge is in town from the |
Ray Walker farm and is visiting Miss
Sarah Terrell for a short time
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The new bridge tournament will meet |
today with Miss Kate Williams.
The first meeting for the year of the |
German club was held yesterday after
noon with the Misses Hanauer. at 1
their home. The next meeting will be |
next Monday afternoon with Mrs. G. |
B. Pfoutz.
Mrs j. b. Risque entertained five ia
oles of bridge again yesterday after
noon at her home on East First South
street.
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st. Marks guild will hold the annual /
Christmas sale in the Sunday school /
'ooms, beginning Thursday at noon
With business mems luncheon.
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H. L A. Culmer is giving an exhibit
ion OF western landscapes at his stu
no. 1872 East First South street, all
his week.
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DR. and Mrs. Jack Keith will enter
ain party of friends at a theatre
'arty this evening
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The Misses Rae and Olive Bartch will
few of their girl friends
his afternoon at bridge tea for Miss
uiia Cullen.
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Mrs c R. Pearsall will be the host
SIS today at q bridge tea at her home.
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Mrs George Savage entertains today