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

which finished at that time, there win
/ be present thirty-three of Mrs. Halls
classmates. An interesting fact is that
l Mrs. Halls alma mater is that of her
mother, the late Mrs. Mary Hood, as
well as that two of Mrs. Halls daugh-
tiers are graduates of the same college.
Mrs. Hall will be gone some six weeks
or so. She will be Joined in Colorado
by two Of the classmates, and three will
go from California, but the rest are
In the eastern states.
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Russell L. Tracy is in Los Angeles.
where he went early in the week to at
tend the wedding on Thursday evening
last Of his niece, Miss Mercile Winslow.
and Scott Boyd. Miss Winslow was a
guest ut the Tracy home during the
winter and made many friends i'm Salt
Lake. Mr.. Tracy viii return the latter
part of the week and Will leave later
In the summer to join Mrs. Tracy and
Russell. jr., at Lake Mnnetonka, for
which place Mrs. Tracy and her son
and Miss Louise Stubblefeld will leave
shortly. Mrs. Tracy will spend the sum-
mer with her brother there, and Miss
Stubbleheld will divide her time be-
tween there and St. Poul.
AilC tOuAtlg C4AD DIESCIlitu q Sdy
scene last evening. when the place was
filled with guests out to enjoy the table
fhote dinner and the dance in the even
ing While no notably large dinners
were on, there were numerous small
affairs for four, six or eight, and all
the guests remained after for the dance
in the evening. The daytime, too, was
well filled with events, and despite the
fact that no formal tea was in order,
the living rooms and the veranda were
filed all afternoon with members either
restins from play or visiting.
The Misses Auty aud Isabel Osborne
yesterday afternoon at
bridge for Miss Eudora DAILY. Six ia
bles of the game were played and q
dozen more friends came in for tea
later The home was bright with flow
ars, a great basket Of snowb balls filling
the center of the tea table. and red
peonies decorated the pdriors and Ii
orary. At the tea following. Mrs. +. !
A. Wall and Mrs. Edward J. Roberts
poured tea and coffee, and Miss Marion /
)berndOrfer and Miss Irene Leonard /
assisted. The two little Browning girls |
'oened the doors and greeted the guests. |
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Child enter |
aimed the Daly-Lillard bridal party /
asst evening at their home \ delight /
ul bridge party was followed by buff !
ct supper Six tables of bridge were
played, and later the hostess, assisted |
~ her sisters, served an elaborate sup
Der. The home on Brigham street was
FAY with the seasons flowers. pink and |
white. the ColOrs chosen for the we'd
ling, being used through all the rooms
Miss Sybil Anderson and Miss Eliza
'eth hanson who, since landing in
\ew York i'm May, have been visiting
lr. and Mrs. Horace Smith in Wash
ngton, are to leave shortly for Salt
axe, where Miss Anderson viii visit
Ter sister. Mrs. r. c. GemmeU. for a
imc, and Miss Lsmson viii spend the
hummer with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
:. r. Lamson.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Give and Miss
Iazel Hanson entertained last evening
{ d delightful card party for Miss Jean
spencer and Morrill, y. Farr Only
bout a score Of the intimate friends Of |
he young people were present, and after
few hours at cards d supper was
erved. Tho house was fragrant with
une flowers.
Mrs. A. J. GOrham entertained a COM
any of friends yesterday afternoon
nth literary tea at her home Miss
nina Decker gave a review Of Friend
hip Village" by iona Gale, and later
"a was served. The hOuSe was bright
18th the seasons flowers, masses OF
1OWballs and purple iris decora ting the
OOms.
A number Of parties were given Mon
ay evening at the Grand theatre for
ne first performance by Mrs Fiske.
r. and Mrs Tom Pitt entertaining a
arty composed of Mr. and Mrs Il. b. Z
IeyWCod- Mrs. virginia Taggart. Mrs.
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