The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-09

Mrs. George Savage entertained
again yesterday at the second Oh .Wo
Dirdge teas at her home for hei Sis.ei'
MIS- A II. Snow Six tables Oh tle
game were played. and prizes were Moli
py Mrs. Orson Howard, Mrs NliiiaIi
BROTHERS, Mrs. Fred Stauffer. sdlS,
William Rash. Mrs. Fl. p. Clark anu
Mrs j. j. Dugan. The hostess Was az
sisted at the two parties by Mrs- II
nam H Dale. Mrs. Fred horhuhs'
Mrs j. v Bridge. Mrs l.. J. feiiSe,
Mrs c. r. Savage and the MISSES
Bernardine Kimball and GeneNe saw
age All the decorations were on tlle
holiday order. and the prizes Weie
dainty hand-painted water coiors -
the pastel shades
Mrs. Walter c.. Filler entertained
party OF friends at the Orpheum Mon-
day evening, following the perform
ance with an elaborate supper at hel
home on Brigham street. Among tnose
in the party were Mr.. and Mrs: EdWin
y. Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. Heper VI
Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel New
house, Mr. and Mrs. Edward 5. Ferry
DR.. and Mrs. Union Worthington' MI
and Mrs. John NJ. Zane, Mr., and Mrs
d. c. Roberts DR. and Mrs ID. Moore
Lindsay, Judge and Mrs u " :.
Powers. Mrs John E Woodward, Miss
Katherine Judge. f. B. Wicks, ). A
Pollock and Henry Mccormick.
Miss Selma Wall entertained party
OF fourteen friends yesterday at
luncheon at the Wilson. followed Dy
box party at the Orpheum- The long
table was laid in the main dining ROOM
and decorations and favors OF PINK
roses We're used. The guests were
Mrs. John j. DAILY. Mrs. s H. Plnker-
ton, Mrs. Fred Wey. Mrs Wall Mrs.
Edward j. Roberts, Miss Eudora DAILY,
Mrs. Vaughn Paul, Miss Colburne.
Miss Spalding. Miss Mount. Miss Han
nah LeCompte of Park City. Miss Amy
Osborne and Miss Isabel OSBORNE.
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Mrs. G. r. PearsaIl entertained yes
terday afternoon at the first of Sc
ries of informal bridge teas at her
home, when three tables of the game
were enjoyed and prizes were won by
Mrs. H. L. Charles, Mrs. NJ. /. Richie
and Mrs. Swindler. The hostess was
assisted at tea by Mrs. Alexander c.
Ewing, Mrs. Robert Gemmell and Mrs.
William Igleheart.
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The regular meeting of the Woman s
league will be held next Monday after
noon, instead of the third Monday in
the month, on account of the holiday
times. II is probable that the league
will have the two sides of the question
as to a food combine presented by able
speakers.
Colonel and Mrs. A. B. KeSsler enter
tanned a large party last evening at
the Colonial, their guests being the
governor and the gOvernor-elect and
the present staff with their wives, and
some of the officers of the guard as
we'll.
Dr. and Mrs. Jack Keith entertained
a stall party at the Salt Lake theatre
last evening. their guests being Miss
Mildred Mcmillan. Miss Margaret
Park, Mr.. Davenport and George n.
| Lawrence. Later a supper at the Keith
home was enjoyed.
The Regimental bridge tournament
will meet tonight in the hop room at
| the post when Lieutenant and Mrs.
Butcher, Lieutenant and Mrs. Elliott,
| Captain Conrad and Lieutenant Ellis
will entertain.
Mrs. John c. Cutler was the winner
| of the handsome painting, trhe Pines
at Brighton" painted by Miss Edith
| Mcguire and awarded yesterday after
noon.
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| Mrs NJ. H Kervin and her daugh-
| tiers. Miss Kervin and Miss Hope Ker-
vim, left yesterday for San Francisco,
| accompanied by J. E. Cosgriff.
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Mrs. Glen r. Boutwell, will give a
bridge tea week from today at her
| home.
| Mrs Ernest 4. Greenwood entertains
Saturday night at a dinner for Mr..
and Mrs. ]. F. Evans of san Fran
1 cisco.
Miss Helen Evans gives a bridge
/ party today for Miss Julia Cullen.
Miss Pearl Van Colt entertains today
at a luncheon, followed by bridge.
| \
Mrs. w. H. Jones entertains Friday
afternoon for Mrs Margaret Fan,
! Witcher.
The Lloyd Alliance will hold an oper
meeting this afternoon in Unity hall
when Mrs. Johnson will discuss tbs
child labor laws.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Thompson are a
home to their friends at No. 80, Ken
sington apartments.