The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-27
SOCIETY

Miss Georgina Weber was the
hostess yesterday al one of the most
elaborate bridge teas given this sea-
son. The event was given at the Web
Der home on Second avenue. The house
was bright with the seasons flowers,
garlands of bridal wreath decorating
the parlOr, while great bowls of en-
chantress carnations were used in the
other rooms. The tea table held CEN
| tral decoration of an immense silver
bowl filled with the carnations, and
here. following the game. Mrs. John
Zane and Mrs James F'inlen poured.
while Miss Margaret Park and Miss
Lorene Leary assisted. Eleven tables
of bridge were played. and prizes were
Won by Mrs. George Y. Wallace, Mrs.
Karl A. Scheid. Mrs. James Ivers. Miss
Mccormick, Mrs. c. r. Pearsall. Mrs.
Grant Hampton, Mrs Charles. Mrs. L.
L. Terry, Mrs. L. E. Ritter, Miss Leary
and Miss Park.
The marriage of Miss Laura Sher-
man. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Hoyt
sherman, formerly of this city, but
now of Washington, d. c.. to Prentiss
Nathaniel Gray of Oakland will take
place this afternoon at 4:30 at St
Johns church, in Washington. After
the service the young people will leave
through Canara. and on their way TO
Oakland will spend few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jay Gibson here.
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Mrs. w. c. Alexander entertained
yesterday afternoon at a bridge tea at
her apartments in the Bransford, when
four tables of the game were played by
a few of her friends. Later a number
more came in for tea. when Mrs Alex
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by Mrs. ]. b. Cosgriff. Prizes in the
game were won by Mrs. Ewing, Mrs.
.C. d. Rooklidge. Mrs. Taylor and Miss
Greta Cosgriff
Mrs. w H. Bird entertained a few
of the close friends of Miss Florence
Grant yesterday afternoon at a bridge
tea at her home Four tables of tie
game were played. and prizes We're
won by Mrs. John c. DAILY. Miss Jean
Odeil, Mrs. j. H. Richards and Miss
Addie Hampton. Mrs. Frank Bird
poured tea later.
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The invitations for commencement
week at Rowland Hall are out, and
they include a reception Saturday even
ing next TO meet Right Rev. Edward ].
knight, bishop of western Colorado.
the bacalaureate sermon Sunday morn
ing. the seniors evening Monday
night, and the graduating exercises
proper on Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick W. Sinelaire
are now settled in their new home, 407
South Hope street, Los Angeles. Mr..
Sinclaire has been made assistant bank
examiner for Los Angeles.
Mrs. Leslie L. Savage viii entertain
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Stingley.
Mrs. W. c. Alexander will entertain
today at another in series of bridge
teas.
Mrs. T. r. Ellerbeck will entertain
the ladies of Tiff church and their
friends this afternoon at a Kensington
tea. She will be assisted by Mrs. H. s
Hutchins and Mrs. F. l. Sefrit, and the
hours will be from 2:30 till ).
Mrs. n. F. Putnam and Miss Louise
Putnam viii leave the first of next
week for the east, where they will
spend the greater part of the summer
visiting friends.
Mrs. Marie Gerrans spent yesterday
i'm Ogden, where she has vocal class.
Professor J. a. Anderson. formerly of
this city. is here from California visit
ing friends.
Mrs. AID Kuhn of Ogden is in town
spending a few days with friends here.
Mrs. W s LoOmis and Miss Nellie
Pearsall are planning a trip TO south
ern California.
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Mrs Charlotte Newman is here for
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. John ID.
Spencer. having arrival from Oakland
yesterday afternoon.
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Bishop F. s. Spalding and Miss Sara
Spalding leave on Monday for the
east, whence they sail early in June
for a tour of Europe.
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The Daughters of the Pioneers will
hold their annual reunion at Wanda
mere on June Is.
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Miss Maude Weimer entertains about
thirty young ladies this afternoon at
her home. I'm honor of her guest, Miss
Dawson of Monterey, Cal.
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There will be a genealogical meet