The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-18
SOCIETY


Mrs. John c. DAILY and Mrs. William
M. McCrea entertained yesterday at a
delightful bridge tea for Miss Agatha
Berkhoel at the Bintz home on Sixth
East street. Nine tables OF the game
were played. and several more dropped
in later for tea when Mrs. Kari A.
Scheid and Mrs. John ]. DAILY poured.
and Miss Mamie Sappington. Miss Es-
telle Clinton. Miss Rose Howard and
Miss Kate Groo assisted. Miss Eudora
DAILY assisted the hostesses in enter
tanning. Prizes in the game were won
by Mrs. Grant Hampton. Mrs. Elbridge
Thomas, Mrs. Ralph McBroom, Mrs.
t. Roy Brown. Miss Margaret Savage,
Miss Ada Murphy, Mrs. Fred Dern,
Mrs. w. d. Foster and Miss Olive
Bartch. and special guest prize went
to Miss Berkhoel. The house was
bright with the autumn flowers. golden
glow and sunfiowers decorating the
Railways and parlors. while pink and
white sweet peas were used in the din
ing room and red in the den.
The big event of today will be the
dance this evening given by Colonel and
Mrs. Edwin f. Holmes at their resi-
dence. in compliment TO Miss Laura
Bransford of San Francisco and their
nephew. Harold Bransford Lamb. The
guests will be mainly the younger set.
including a number of the young mar
ried couples. and they will number
about 100
Miss Lorene Leary and Miss Sarah
Terrell entertained yesterday afternoon
at bridge tea at the Country club for
Mrs. Raymond S. Mason and Miss
Elsie Ridge, both out-of-town guests.
Nine tables of the game were played,
and several more drove out for tea
later. Mrs Russell l.. Tracy and Mrs.
William Igleheart poured tea and coffee.
The decorations were all in sunfiowers.
and the ices were made in the same
form.
Miss Sybella White Clayton will be
the hostess tomorrow at a luncheon at
the Clayton home, given in honor of
Miss Lucille Clark and Miss Laura
Bransford. The other guests will be
Mrs Joel Nibley, Miss Margaret Wer-
ner and Miss Alice Nibley. and follow
ing the luncheon the party will occupy
stall at the matinee of the Music
Festival.
At the Salt Lake theatre last even
| ing, Colonel and Mrs Holmes had as
their guests Miss Laura Bransford, Miss
Sybella Clayton. Mrs. Plank. Judge Nc
Cutcheon. Numerous other parties
were seen. both in the stalls and in the
body of the house.
| Mrs. II. j. Talbot and her daughter.
Mrs. Robert Steele of Portland, arrived
| from the east yesterday morning, where
! they have been spending the summer.
| Mrs. Steele will remain in town for a
visit of a week or so before going on
TO her home in Portland. and she will
be joined in few days by Mr.. Steele.
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Mrs William p. Kiser will be the
hostess today at bridge party, fol-
lowed by a tea. for Mrs. Samuel C.
Adams of Denver and Mrs. Raymond
| s. Mason. who are guests of their par
ents. the II. G.. McMillans.
Mrs. John c. DAILY entertains at
bridge today. the second of two such
| street
| Mrs. Ira O. Rhoades. formerly of this
! city, but now of Oakland. arrived yes
terday morning from the west and is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Hutch
inson at their home on Brigham street
Mrs j. G.. Payne and her daughter.
Miss Emma Ruth Payne of ogden. are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Marshall
at "a street.
Mrs. r. w. Naylor of Logan is in
town visiting friends for few days.
Miss Bessie CritZer returned yester-
day from visit of several weeks in
the east.
Miss Jean MacInness is in town from
Idaho. and will spend a short time
with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Doolittle be-
fore leaving for Pasadena, where she
will spend the winter with Mr.. and Mrs.
Giovanni Lavagnino.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. b. Madison and Mrs.
]. F. Banacher of Ogden are at the
Wilson. Mr. Madison is chairman of the
Weber board of county commissioners.
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Lieutenant and Mrs. John s. Upham
entertained few of their friends last
evening at bridge.
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Mrs J. L. Moorehead of Boulder,
Colo, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs Rich
ard Stingley for a few weeks.
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Mrs. Richard A Keyes will entertain
at luncheon at the Alta club on Sat
urday of next week.
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Miss Elizabeth Barnes whose mar
riage to Lawrence c. Blood takes place
next Wednesday, was the guest of hon.
or on Wednesday last at a card party
given by Mrs. Royal c. Barnes. Hearts
was the game played. and prizes were
won by the guest of honor and by Mrs.
George Barnes. Miss Barnes was also
entertained yesterday at an informal
tea by Mrs. Henry H. Blood.
Mrs Henry CatrOW entertained fen
friends at a dinner luncheon yesterday
at her home in honor of Miss Eva Mad
den of San Francisco. The decorations
were all in yellow.
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Mr. and Mrs. George A. Rivers have
returned after almost a years absence
in Los Angeles. They will locate in
Ogden. to which city--Mr. Rivers has
been transferred
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