The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-16

yesterday WIFI d MOST ueIlSHtIui AFFAIR,
when Mrs E. o. Howard was the host
ess at an afternoon tea to which over
a hundred of her friends were hidden.
From till O'Clock a constant stream
of guests was coming and going. The
spacious parlor was bright with deep
red roses on every hand, while pink
roses decorated the hallway. In the
dining room the tea table was a pic
ture with its decorations of pure white
roses and the natural green.
Receiving with the hostess were Mrs.
w. Montague Ferry, Mrs. Ernest Bam-
berger and Mrs. Benner X. Smith. Mrs.
20. w. Powers, Mrs George Y. Wal
lace, Mrs. George Jay Gibson, Mrs. |
Union WOrthington and Mrs. C. r. |
Pearsal assisted in entertaining, while |
Mrs. John Nj. Zane and Mrs. Arthur |
II. S. Bird poured in the dining room. |
Assisting them were Mrs. Don Carlos |
Roberts. Mrs. Frank Jennings. Miss |
Gertrude McGFath and Miss Katherine |
Geddes. The broad veranda. with it's |
red and white flowers and deep green |
vines, was chosen for the punch table, |
and here Mrs. Heber NJ. Wells and |
Mrs. Leslie l.. Savage presided, while |
assisting them We're Mrs. Walter Filler, |
Mrs. Edward S. Ferry and Miss Annie
Mccormick.
>. L L. D.
Schultz entertained about fifty of their
friends yesterday afternoon at military
euchre in compliment to Mrs. r. j.
Hendricks. The house was decorated
both outside and in with flags and
national emblems, the dining room be-
ing especially effective with its tri-
color decorations. An entire alcove
was lined with the flags, and here. fol-
lowing the game, the guest of honor
4 s-af
/ done in red and white peOnies and blue
ribbons, while large silver candel-
abrum filled the central part The
hostesses were assisted in receiving by
1 Miss LenOre Samson, and at the tea
| Mrs. A. b. Hirth had charge of the
dining room. Assisting were Miss
Emma Zane, Miss Jennie Darling and
| Miss Helen Greenwood. Prizes in the
game were won by Mrs. H. n. Mayo
| Mrs. j. S. Bransford, Mrs. c. w. Boyd,
| Mrs. Fred Slade, Mrs. George Cushing,
Mrs Elmer Darling and Mrs. Robert
| J. Hendricks. Later the same hostess
entertained informally, when the men
We're invited for cards.
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| The big event planned for today is
| the rose tea to be given at the Kenyon
/ hotel this afternoon by the Spirit of
| Liberty chapter of the Daughters of the
|
| clude, Of course, many roses, and the
/ tea will be in charge of some of the
most prominent women in town. among
whom are Mrs. Russell L. Tracy, Mrs
| }. X. Walker, Mrs Grant Hampton
/ Mrs. Benner y. Smith, Mrs A. J. Hos
| mer, Mrs. r. A. Broadhurst and Mrs.
/ c. 5. Kinney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Edward GIea-
J GFn hlE
! marriage of their daughter, Ada Tenn
pleton Whittelsey, To William Frederick
( Rudiger. The marriage took place yes
/ terday. Mir. and Mrs. Rudiger, who
are both well known here. viii be at
home after July 10 at 1855 Fowler ave-
nue., Ogden.
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/ Mrs William II. Child received a few
/ friends very informally yesterday aft
ernoon 10 meet her guests. Mrs. Evans
and Miss McCTory. An hour or so was
spent most pleasantly in conversation
and informal music, Mrs. Child being
assisted by her two sisters, the Misses
Rae and Olive Bartch.
Miss Margaret Hartley entertained a
dozen of the close friends of Miss Irene
Lakin yesterday at a Kensington, fol-
lowed by tea, at her home. The guests
We're. besides Miss Lakin: Mrs George
| Keyser, Miss Esther Allen. Miss Helen
Allen, Miss LOTena, Ritter, Miss Zerbe,
Miss Nichols and Miss Walters.
Miss Zina Card was the guest Of
honor yesterday afternoon at a shower
given by Mrs. F. B. Platt and Mrs. Hy.
| BeTgstrOm, when about twenty-five of
her friends were entertained. A game
of illustrated songs was played, and
Mrs. Ray Needham won the prize, while
a special prize went TO the guest of
honor.
Mrs. w. T. Daily has returned to
town after a stay of a year or so with
friends in San Francisco, and is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Terry.
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Mrs. George Davis, formerly Miss
Veda Eccles of Ogden, is visiting Miss
Barbara Kinnersly.
Mr.. and Mrs John NJ Zane left last
evening for their home in Chicago after
having spent the past six months or so
here.
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Mrs. Adolph Baer and Miss Minette
Baer will leave tomorrow for short
stay in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs, Dana T. Smith will be
at home for the summer after today
at the Clark residence. 315 First ave
nue..
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Mrs. w. J. Lynch entertains at cards
on Friday afternoon at her home.
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Mrs. w. p. Cooper entertains at a
luncheon tomorrow for Mrs. John s.
BransfOrd. who leaves Friday for tour
Of Yosemite valley with Colonel and
Mrs. Holmes.
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The East Side Bridge club meets this
afternoon with Mrs. NJ. E. Lipman.
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Miss Carrie Calvin left last evening
for her home in California after a visit
of some two weeks with friends here.
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Mrs. Leslie L. Savage will leave with
in a week or so to join Mr. Savage in
Gold Circle. where they will spend the
summer
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Mr. and Mrs. Wilmur Evans have
taken apartment 40 in the Kensington,
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