The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-24
SOCIETY

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yesterday afternoon of a most delight
ful tea, when Mrs. II. G. Mcmillan and
/ her daughters, the Misses Bess and
Mildred Mcmillan, received nearly 200
/ OF their friends. Receiving with them
was Mrs. w. w. Chisholm, and a num-
| Der of other friends assisted. Mrs.
| Thomas Weir, Mrs. John f. DoOly,
Mrs. j. B. Cosgriff and Mrs. James
| Finlen took turns pouring in the din
/ ing room, and assisting them were the
| Misses Lorene Leary, Eleanor Stewart
| Louise Sullivan and Aline Mcmillan
Miss Eudora DAILY, Miss Genevieve
| Mccormick and Mrs. Leslie L. Savage
/ presided over the punch bowl. The
| large rooms were transformed into
perfect bowers of roses, all the varie-
ties being shown in the different
rooms. The hall and living room were
in deep red, while pink decorated the
parlors. where the receiving party
stood. and white the library. In the
dining room a most artistic arrange
ment of pink and white roses was used,
/ a great basket filling the central part
of the table. while roses were banked
all around on sidebOards and mantels.
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Mrs. Morris Forbes entertained about
! fifty of her friends yesterday afternoon
at tea TO meet Mrs. c. S. Morrison
of Colorado Springs. The rooms were
bright with red roses, great sprays of
| them filing vases and a most artistic
arrangement decorating the table. The
hostess was assisted in receiving by
| her mother, Mrs. Partridge. Mrs. G.. Nj.
! Forbes and Mrs. c. r. Mccullough.
Mrs. William d. Foster. Miss Annie
Adams and Miss Bessie Home served
| in the dining room.
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The New York papers have most fiat
| ering notices about the Three Twins,
a new musical play, the lyrics of which
were contributed by o. A. Hauerbach
of this city. The play is not new
one having had a good run in Chicago
last winter, but it is its first appear
ance in New York. and the critics
seem TO have taken kindly to it.
The Third battalion at Fort Douglas.
now out on five days practice, will
return tomorrow morning. The usual
informal hop will be given Friday
evening, and following the dance
Lieutenant and Mrs. Butcher will en-
terrain at hop supper.
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The usual Wednesday rush will be
in order today and a great many we'd
dings will take place. Among the we'd
dings of well-knOWn young people are
Barrel: that of Miss ROsaltha Nye and
William NJ WOolley; that Of Miss
Crissie Lawson 10 Harry Chapman.
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William Morris. the art collector and
connoiSseur. is here on his annual visit
and will open up his exhibit OF oil
paintings within a few days at Walk
ers store. Mr.. Morris includes in his
collection this year number of paint
I-aYs
artist. and he says the work Of this
artist is meeting with warm apprecia-
ton on the coast. He has fully as fine
an exhibit as he had on hand some
wears ago when he visited here. before
the great San Francisco fire. Mr.. Nor
ris viii be at the University club, as
usual.
The Regimental Bridge club met yes
terday with Mrs. Kneeiand Snow Of
Fort Douglas. and prizes We're won by
Mrs. j. NJ ArTasmith and Mrs. SNOW
Miss Gertrude Hanson was guest
from town.
Mrs. Nat Brigham and her two
younger daughters reached here last
evening from Chicago, and will spend
the summer with Mrs. /. a. Clayton.
Mrs. Brigham's eldest daughter. Miss
will remain for the summer months.
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Mr.. and Mrs a. +. Hyde, jr.. are in
New York al the Plaza enjoying the
early summer season i'm the metropolis.
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Mr. and Mrs. \. b. Greeson and theH
daughter. Miss Hilda Greeson took
marty of friends to Provo yesterday TO
spend the day al the strawberry fes-
tival
Miss .Althea Wheeler and her depart
ment at the university viii entertain
tomorrow at a luncheon for Professor
Henry SuzZallo.
Mrs John Reed has returned from a
six weeks STAY in the northwest, hav-
ing visited her mother and spent some
time during the stay Of the feet in
Seattle.
The Misses lois Steers and Wynne
Conan left yesterday for their home IN
Portland. after a stay of few days
with friends here.
Mt and Mrs. Mark NJ Murtaugh
have gone to Twin Falls, Ida., TO spend
the summer.
Mrs. w. II. Bramel will entertain to-
daV at a luncheon for Miss Robertsoh
of Colorado Springs, who is visiting
her.
Mrs Charles II. Griffin gives chill
dren's party today for her little grand
daughter. FloradOra Thomas.
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Mrs. John Delano will be the hostess
today at a card luncheon at the Brans-
ford.
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Mrs. c. 6. Vadner entertains at a
luncheon today at her country home.
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Mrs. A. s. Rowan of Fort Douglas
entertains the ladies of the Third bat
TALON tonight at a dinner.
The Wednesday luncheon Will be on
today at the Country club, and a num-
Der of small parties are planned for
the day.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Hunt en-
tertained three tables at bridge last
evening for Miss Luvera Snow.
Mrs. Murray GOdbe and her children
have gone to Long Beach TO spend the
summer where thew have taken cot