The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-10

A delightfully."- novel and intensely in
| teresting game was that introduced at
the card party given by Miss Edith
| sherman yesterday afternoon-mili-
tary euchre. The affair was in honor of
her two listers, Mrs Harry David Cue
OF New York and Mrs Alma D. Katz
| of Portland and forty guests were in
vlted. Ten tables of the game were
played, each table displaying a flag
of one of the best known nations, which
| is the trophy III the game. Prizes were
won by Mrs. Ashby d. Cleveland, Mrs.
Sol Siegel. Miss Maud Thorne, Mrs.
| c. w. Fifield and Mrs. William C.
Jennings. Following the game num-
Der of friends dropped in to tea, when
Miss Marie Bancroft and Mrs. James
| Wells of Helena poured and the Misses
Ida and Fanny Hanauer assisted.
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| Mrs. W. 7. Benson entertained a
great number of her friends yesterday
| afternoon at a beautifully appointed
| bridge tea at her home. Eight tables
were played and prizes were won by
Mrs. A. H. Peabody, Mrs. w. E. Lake,
Mrs. c. NJ. Bell, Mrs. j. w. Edmunds,
] Mrs. A. T. Sanford, Mrs. H. J. Schultz.
/ Mrs. j. c. Hanchette and Mrs Barbee.
At the tea following a number more
came in to enjoy the social hour, when
| Mrs. Donald Rawstron poured and Mrs.
/ Robert Roy Hampton and Mrs W. w.
| Trimmer served. The tea table was 4
perfect picture, in white and green, an
| immense basket of white carnations
| tied with green tulle forming the GEN.
| terpiece. Streamers of the tulle and
| plumosa extended from the chandelier
| to the four corners and great bows of
the tulle added to the effect.
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| Mrs. James w. Neil and Miss Violet
! Neil, whose home is now in Pasadena,
have been in San Francisco on visit
of a few weeks, but are back again in
| their Pasadena home. They visited
Miss Katherine Creary and her mother
at the Preside of Monterey en- route
and were guests of friends in San Fran
cisco for a week or two. Their friends
| here will be glad to learn that Miss
| Neill is steadily improving in health.
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Mr. and Mrs. D. p Simmons and
| their daughter. Mrs. r. H. Officer, and
! her three boys. are still at Coronado
Beach, whore they may remain till the
arrival of the fleet. at some point on
the coast. Their trip home viii be by
way of San Francisco and they will
visit at several points on the home
ward trip. seeing the fleet possibly
while in San Francisco
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The Bamberger home will be the
scene of the last of she present week
of two gay affairs for the very young
dancers. as Miss Marian Oberndorfer
and Miss Elsie Mcmillan will enter
tain at dance on Friday evening and
Miss Elsa and Miss Dorothy Bamber-
ger will give another dance on Satur-
| day night.
Mrs. Ralph E. Hoag and her little
daughter, Katherine, and Miss Mary
Hoag came down from ogden yester-
day to spend a few days
Mr. and Mrs. Max Goodman and
their son. Charles, will leave shortly
for New York.
Mrs. I. w. Dunyon will leave today
for Provo to spend a few days with
her sister, Mrs. d. D. Houtz.
Miss Emma Trumbo is at home since
her return from New York at 81 First
avenue.
Mrs. Union Worthington will enter
tain the players in the bridge tourna-
ment this afternoon at her home on
c street.
P. L. Williams and his daughter.
Miss Katherine Williams, are spending
short time at Coronado Beach.
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Miss Carrie Sappington will enter
tain the Sewing club tomorrow after
noon at her home.
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The Seekers Literary society meets
this afternoon with Mrs. Blac1marr. at
l66 West Fifth SoutT street.
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Miss Nellie Morris and her sister.
Mrs j. A. Brown, are back after
month's visit in California.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wood and Mrs.
f Bonnemort are in Ocean Park.
where they are at home at the Deca-
tur hotel.