The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
CURRENT EVENTS IN
SALT LAKE SOCIETY

Mrs Charles H. Doolittle was The
hostess yesterday afternoon at a most
delightful tea. given in honor Of her
mother. Mrs. Payne, of Indiana, who
has spent a part Of the winter here.
The rooms were fragrant with the
scent Of Hlacs which made a summary
beauty in all the house. The tea table
was especially effective with them,
great bowl of the flowers filing the
central part Here Mrs. Mathez and
Mrs. y A Empey poured, and assist
ing them were Mrs. Forrest Mathez,
Miss Minerva Young. Miss Henrietta
Young and Miss Hazel Teachenor-
From 4 till O'Clock throng Of friends
came and went.
The Country club was thronged with
visitors all yesterday afternoon, the
tennis players being especially in evil
dence. Tea was served during the late
hours Of the afternoon. despite the fact
that the social committee had decreed
otherwise, and a good number Of the
thirsty enjoyed 1t. Later - the table
d'hOte dinner numerous siAall parties
filled all the tables, the mem '-ars re-
naming for the dance I'm the evening.
The place was at its springtime best,
and golfers and tennis sharks enjoyed
the day to the full.
Mr. and Mrs. ". +. Lake entertained
a party Of nearly fifty friends yester-
day evening at their home. " hen the
game of bridge was enjoyed Eleven
tables were arranged i'm DE large bali
room on the top floor, and following the
game a supper was served here in buffet
style. Spring flowers we're used Cor the
decorations all through the house, and
the tally cards were decorated in the
same. The supper partners were found
by unique method of rhymes arranged
on the cards. prizes were awarded the
victors in the eame.
Mrs. Henry *. KIingender entertained
about fifty friends yesterday afternoon
at bridge tea for Mrs. Higgins Ten
tables of the game were played, and
number more came i'm later for tea. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Fred Pei
per and Mrs. John Reed. and also by
the Misses Ada Adams Ethel Vincent,
Laura and Alice Farrell, Beatrice Bur
ton and Ethel Mcdonald. The rooms
were beautifully decorated with white
and green. Easter lilies and ferns form
ing the principal part.
Mrs 4. II. Ensign entertained at
bridge tea yesterday at,her home. when
ten tables Of the game were enjoyed by
her friends. A tea followed. at which
the hostess was assisted by Miss Jean
HYDE, Miss Charlotte Holmes. Miss
Margaret Gibbons and Miss Gertrude
Hanks The decorations throughout the
house were most unique. quantities of
the wild blue larkspur grazing the hall
and yellow the remainder Of the home.
/ All the score and tally cards were done
/ i'm white and gold, and the prizes We're
coffee cups done in the same.
Mrs. Foster J. Curtis entertained a
party Of nine friends yesterday at a
luncheon. followed by a matinee party
at the Orpheum, i'm compliment to Mrs.
/ Emmett Moore. who leaves shortly for
/ Seattle. The guests were Mrs. Curtis
/ two sisters. Mrs. James Shaw of Og-
den and Miss Blenda Nicholson Of Chi
cago, who are her guests, Mrs. Berg
strOm, Mrs. Percy Brown, Mrs, Charles
/ Pratt. Mrs. J. II. Knowles and Mrs.
/ Ben Tibbey.
/ Mrs. Justus Jungk entertained yes
terday at a bridge tea for score Of her
/ friends, which was a beautifully ar
ranged affair. The colOrs throughout
the rooms were in white and sold. and
/ the guests were the younger matrons
/ and the girls. The hostess was assisted
at tea by Miss Mildred Ferguson. Miss
Dorothy Roo6lidge. Miss Orpha Kings
bury and Miss Dorothy Bailey.
Miss Bertha Crozier entertained q
dozen girls yesterday al a towel shower
for Miss jeanette Yundt whose mar
riage to John z. Hartmann takes place
| shortly. The home was bright with
t flowers. lilies % the valley and hearts