The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-26
SOCIETY

Mrs. F. E. McGurrin was the hostess
yesterday at a large and elaborate
bridge tea at the Country club. at which
some sixty of her friends were enter
tanned. The rooms were all decorated
in Indian style, and the prizes were all
Indian baskets. The large room was all
in wild mustard blossom arranged i'm
Indian baskets, and white syringa dec
GRATED the lounging room. In the din
ing room pink roses were used, a great
mound decorating the tea table. Here
Mrs. +. s. Bascom sat following the
game and poured, While Miss Edna Bal
ley, Miss Gertrude Hanson and Miss
Mary Smedley assisted. Prizes in the
game were won by Mrs. James f. Jen-
nings, Mrs. c. Ira futile. Mrs. Bascom.
Mrs. II. Vance Lane. Mrs. GTidley, Mrs.
James Ivers, Mrs. Joseph j. Campbell,
Mrs. George Airs, Mrs. J. II. Johnson.
Mrs. L. L. Terry, Mrs. A. Fred Wey,
Mrs. Union WOrthingtOn and Mrs.
George c. Moore
The marriage of Miss Retta Piper
and Henry Shepherd which took place
yesterday morning in the temple, was
followed last evening by a reception al
the home of the brides parents to a
number Of the relatives and friends Of
the two young people. Receiving with
them were Mrs. s G. Saville. Mr.. and
Mrs. Piper and Mr.. and Mrs. Shepherd,
the parents of the groom. The house
was laVishly decorated with roses. both
red and white and a number of the
young girl friends assisted in serving.
Among them were the Misses Jean and
Rehan Spencer, Sybella Clayton, Lena
Moore, Nan Clawson, Marion Whitney.
Glen KnoWltOn and Alice Young The
htffI IL, o,
real lace trimmings and carried brides
roses. Mrs. Saville's gown was of pale
blue silk mule and her flowers were
pink sweet peas. Mr.. and Mrs. Shep-
herd will be at home after July 10 at
l24 Fourth avenue.
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4 quiet home wedding of last even
ing was that of Miss Ethel bruce and
Will Leaver which took place at the
home of the brides mother. Mrs. john
A. bruce, at : o'clock. Bishop o. p
Whitney performed the ceremony. and
only the close relatives were present.
Later small reception to about fifty
of the intimate friends was given. when
Mrs bruce was assisted in receiving by
her daughter, Mrs. Fred Schroeder OF
Seattle. Miss Lucy Kingsbury served
punch and Miss DOrcas Kingsbury and
Miss Gertrude HartWell assisted in the
dining room. The house was bright
with pink and white roses and the bride
wore a dainty white lingerie gown with
lace trimmings and carried a shower of
brides roses.
Miss Pearl Weller entertained twelve
friends at a rose luncheon yesterday i'm
compliment to Mrs. b. J. White who
leaves tomorrow for her home in Eagle,
Colo The decorations were all in pink
roses and pink ribbons. and the place
cards showed the heads of girls with
rose covered hats. The guests to meet
Mrs. White were Mrs. Frank Fisher,
Miss Annie Adams, Mrs. Morris Forbes.
Mrs. w D. Foster, Mrs. Fred Davidson,
Miss Barbara Kinnersley. Mrs. Charles
Cain CTismon, Miss Celia McCready.
Miss Alverda Martin and Mrs. c. 5.
Morrison of Colorado Springs.
The Misses Rae and Olive Bartch en-
tertained at luncheon yesterday at
the home of their sister, Mrs. W. IT.
Child, in honor of their guests, Mrs.
Joseph Evans and Miss McCrory. The
table was decorated in deep red. a
mound of deep red roses formed the
centerpiece and tiny baskets Of red ber-
ries were at each place with place cards
done in water color to match. The
guests, besides the two honor guests.
We're the Misses Bess and Mildred Nc
MiIlen. Miss LOTene Leary. Miss Daisy
Raybould Miss Sarah Terrell. Carrie
SappingtOn. Miss Mary Smedley and
Miss Mercedes de Luna of New York.
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Miss EudOra DAILY entertained more
than a score of her friends yesterday
afternoon at a bridge tea a the Daily
home. when five tables of bridge were
nj and later q pupT her moro "a mo in
for tea. Prizes in the game We're won
by Miss Ruby Lambourne, Miss Win
fired Lynn. Miss Julia Cullen, Miss
Carrie SappingtOn and Miss Mamie
SappingtOn. At the tea which fol-
lowed. Mrs. John c. Daily poured and
Miss Selma Wall and Miss Ruby Lam
bourne assisted.
Miss Althea Wheeler head of the do
nestle science department at the uni
versity. entertained yesterday at de-
lightful luncheon for DR.. Henry Suzzal-
10. The menu was prepared entirely by
the students in the summer course in
domestic science and was a delicious
demonstration of their ability. Besides
DR. SuzZallO there were present DIR. j.
T. Kingsbury, DIR. William Gilbert An
derson. Professor Maud May Babcock
and Professor F. W. Reynolds
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Henry Mccormick entertained a party
of thirty friends at the Country club
last evening at a dinner dance in honor
of Mrs. James Daugherty of Portland
and Miss Van Wyck. who is the guest
of Mrs. A. V. Calaghan.. The long table
was decorated with the garden roses of
the club. and following the dinner mu-
sic was provided for dancing.
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Miss Dagmar Orob entertained the
Thimble club yesterday afternoon in
honor Of Mrs. Sumter and Miss Edna
Smith. The others were Miss Jeanette
D'arms, Miss Alice Pearl, Miss Lila
Sjodahl, Mrs. Lestern o. Naylor, Mrs
Wilbur Evans and Mrs. Harold Orlob.
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Miss Anna Marie Weaver. and Rev