The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-03
SOCIETY

! Mrs. A. S. Bower entertained a party
/ of fourteen yesterday at a beautiful
pink and white luncheon at the Coun-
| try club for Miss Eudora Daily. The
/ table was laid in the main dining room
with decorations of pink and white,
Following the luncheon three tables of
! bridge were played, and prizes were
won by Miss Bartch, Miss Olive Bartch,
/ Miss Mildred Mcmillan and Mrs. Roscoe
/ Breeder. The other guests to meet
/ Miss DAILY were Mrs. Edward J. Rob
/ erts, Mrs. T. Roy Brown, Mrs. John c.
DAILY. Mrs. T. G. Griffin. Mrs. Brig T.
/ Cannon and Mrs. William N. McCrea.
/ The marriage of Miss Agnes Patter-
/ son, daughter of Joseph Lippman, and
Fred Hanson took place at o'clock
| last evening at the Lippman home.
| Rev. P. A. Simpkin performed the cere-
mOny in the presence of the relatives
and few friends. The bride was at
tended by her sister, Miss Traddles
Patterson, and Marc Lippman attended
the groom.
Miss Elizabeth Niles entertained a
party of eighteen guests yesterday at
luncheon at the Country club for
Mrs. Robert H. Allen. The long table
was laid in the main dining room, and
quantities of deep red peonies were
used in decorating. Several tables OF
bridge were enjoyed later.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Reid enter
tatned a party of a score Of friends last
evening at a most delightful bridge
party, followed by a supper in honor Of
the thirteenth anniversary Of the mar
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Mr.. and Mrs. Karl A. Scheid enter
tanned dozen guests last night at
beautifully appointed dinner in honor
of Miss Eudora DAILY and Mr.. Lillard,
whose wedding takes place June 9. The
colors used in decorations were pink
and white, a prOfusion OF pink carna-
tons and white snapdragons being eff
fectively arranged. The guest cards
were pink, and in the shape Of heart
Al each guests plate was a pink heart
shaped box.
The marriage of Miss Anna J. Brain
and L. 6. Baumgart was solemnized
last night at the Brain home i'm the
presence Of the relatives and few
intimate friends. Rev. P. A. Simpkin
oft1ciated. The bride was attended by
Miss Clara N. Crimmins of Detroit.
who was g0wned I'm nile green silk. and
carried pink sweet peas. The groom
was attended by Charles E. Nicholas.
The brides gown was white silk hand
embroidered net over taffeta. Her bou-
quet was white brides roses. The only
ornament she wore was a twisted gold
Wire brooch, family heirloom. The
house was effectively decorated with
the Columbine. Mr.. and Mrs Baum
CART VIII be at home after July l at L
and Fifth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Clark, jr., passed
through the city yesterday on their way
to Butte, and while here spent some
time with Mrs 4. W. McCune, jr. The
Clarks will visit two weeks in Butte.
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Mrs. Kervin entertained twenty
guests yesterday at a luncheon at the
Country club. The large round table
in the private dining room was bright
with big red peonies. After lunch some
Of the guests enjoyed a few rubbers Of
bridge.
A number of social affairs are planned
for this week and next for Miss Carrie
Atkins, one Of the June brides. Fri
day Miss Zyda Boutwell, gives a lunch
con for her, Saturday Miss Jennie Gray
gives a bridge tea, and Mrs. Keate and
Mrs. Higgins viii entertain for her next
week.
Mrs. Q. X. Lewis entertained six ia
oles of bridge again yesterday after
noon for her sister, Mrs. Lewis of
Butte. Prizes were won by Mrs. w. II.
Dale, Mrs. Clarence Warnock, Mrs.
Charles Read, Mrs. s. +. Harding, Mrs.
E. D. Miller and Miss Howatt.
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The marriage Of Miss Mabel Eager
and DR.. d. L. Barnard will take place
In the First Presbyterian church today
at l O'Clock Dr. W. NJ Paden, pastor
Of the church. viii perform the cere-
mony.
Mrs. Ellsworth Daggett entertained
a party Of eight at the Country club
luncheon for Mrs. George futile. when
pansies were used for decora lions. |
Later two tables Of bridge were played. !
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Mrs. W. g. Williams will entertain |
at luncheon today, followed by bridge /
tomorrow. for Mrs. Lee Ransohoff. who /
leaves shortly for Butte.
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Miss Bina Brandenburg will entertain /
at morning bridge party, followed by
a luncheon, for Miss Ella LOwenstein. /
Miss Lowenstein will be the guest of l
honor at luncheon at the Commercial /
club on Saturday, followed by a mat /
inee at the Colonial when Miss Jennie /
Galzier will entertain for her.
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Mr.. and Mrs, Don Porter left last /
evening for California to visit their /
daughter, Mrs. Mann.
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Mrs. Mary NJ. F. Allen and her moth /
er, Mrs. Ferry of Park City, will be here |
today, after six months spent in their 1
winter home at Redlands. Cal. They 4
will spend few days with Mrs. George /
r. Hancock.
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Miss Frances COwan will be accom-
panied home by her grandmother, who
will be a guest at the Cowan home for
the remainder Of the summer.
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The marriage Of Miss Carrie Atkins