The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-09
SOCIETY

day at luncheon at the Aita Ciuo' III
compliment to Mrs. J. NJ. Davis, re-
cent bride The round table was laid IN
the rose room and decorations of Law
son pink carnations were used most
effectively. with candles shaded 70
match. The guests to meet Mrs. Da-
Wis were Mrs Richard Stingley, Mrs
W. c. Alexander, Mrs Alexander {.
Ewing. Mrs George Airs, Mrs. ROB-
ert J. Glendinning, Mrs. NJ, II. krie-
bel. Mrs. S. H. Pinkerton, Mrs. J. J.
Broughall, Mrs. George Smith, Mrs
Louis Gates, Mrs. W. Edward FIRE,
Mrs. A. E Hutchinson, Mrs. H. d.
Niles. Mrs. W. W. Armstrong and Mrs
F. E. McGurrin.
What promises to be the most sue
cessful affair of the kindRso far given
is the charity card party mis- afternoon
at the Ladies' Literary club, given by
the ladies of the Hospital Aid soei-
ETY. Numbers of tables have already
been reserved. and several ladies will
entertain parties for the occasion. The
entire association will receive and the
refreshments will be in charge of Mrs.
Warren Benjamin, Mrs. John Stuart
Manley and Mrs Edwin Kimball.
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Mrs. T. G. Weber and Miss Weber
entertained a number of friends yes
terday afternoon at a delightful bridge
tea at the Webber home. Seven tables
of the game were played and later sew
eral more friends came in for tea. when
Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Karl Scheid. Mrs.
w. H. Cunningham and Mrs. June Sad
Ter Donnell assisted. The entire scheme
of decoration was in yellow, and guam
titles of daffodils we're used
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entertained last evening at a delightful
bridge party for two young girls who
are guests at the post, Miss Gretta
Storm and Miss Ella Carey. Six tables
were filled with the players, and deco
rations of deep red carnations were
used throughout the house. Mrs FL
lott was assisted by her cousin. Miss
Nellie Henderson, and by Mrs. Paul
c. Potter.
An Orpheum party of last evening for
Miss Geddes and Captain Conrad in
cluded, besides these two, Mrs. Hooper
Dunbar, Miss McGrath, Miss McCor-
nick, Captain and Mrs. Harker. c. 5.
Mcdonald, Captain McCaskeyi ]. T.
Goodwin and Lieutenants Waterman
and Green. A supper at the Louvre
followed.
| Mrs. c. B. Elliott, wife of Judge FL
lott of Minneapolis. and her small son
will pass through on Friday on their
way to Los Angeles for a part OF the
winter. Lieutenant and Mrs. c. r. Ell
| lott of Fort Douglas will go to Ogden
to meet them and accompany them
here.
x
Mrs. Q. P. Arnold, who leaves next
week for her new home in Hooper, was
the guest Of honor at a Kensinston
given yesterday by Mrs. George Wer-
ring, and at one given last week by
Mrs. George Careless.
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Mrs. 5. H. Clark and her daughter,
| Miss Clark, have arrived from Los An
geles, where they have made their home
for a few days. and are on their way
to Idaho to the home of Mrs. Clark's
son. They are visiting friends in the
city for few days.
The Monday tournament players met
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. John c.
Niven for their second game The next
will be played at the home of Miss
Aileen MacLean next Monday after
noon.
Miss Jeanette Mairay, who has spent
the past few months here, left Wed
nesday for Chicago, where she will
visit Mrs. George A. Snow for some
time.
Mrs. W. d. Donoher and Mrs. c. r.
Alley will entertain the members of
their bridge club and their husbands
at the Donoher home tomorrow even
ing.
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Tafe- -
where he has been transferred in the
interests of the Carnegie steel works,
the first of next month.
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Mrs. Stephens Shaw of Denver, who
| is to attend Miss Kathryn Geddes at
| her wedding, viii be here today to be
guest at the Geddes home.
x
Mr.. and Mrs. c. a. Quigley and chill
dren have returned home. bringing with
them as their guest Miss Emma Quig-
ley of Joliet H.
Miss Luvera Snow left Sunday for
her home in Chicago after spending the
past two months here visiting friends
and relatives.
The Womans club meets this after
noon with Mrs. L. 5. Deane. when Mrs.
A V Taylor viii have charge ct the
program.
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Mrs. L. A. Wedgwood is in Provo,
where she viii spend short time with
Mrs Sam Schwab and other friends
there.
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Mrs J. \. Greenewald is planning a
large tea for ler guest Miss Edna MAY.
the date for which has not yet been set.
X x x
Mrs. T. r. Woodbridge viii enter
tain few young friends at an informal
dance on Friday evening.
x
Air. and Mrs W II. Bancroft and
Miss Bancroft returned last evening
from a stay on the coast.
x
P. L. Williams. jT-. will give a din
ner tonight at the Alta club for the
Geddes-Conrsd bridal party.
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Mrs Leslie l. savage viii give a
bridge tea on Saturday afternoon for
Miss Kathryn Geddes
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