The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-26
SOCIETY

lttm p. Plat. Six tables of the game
were enjoyed and prizes were won by
Mrs. Platt Mrs. Frank Swindler, Mrs.
+. A. Vincent, Mrs. +. D. Miller, Mrs.
Matthew Cullen, Miss May Critchlow
and Miss Merle Lynch. The home was
/ bright with flowers, red roses in the
parlors and sweet peas through the 9TH
er rooms. The tea table was decorated
with low bowl Of pink and white sweet
peas set on a cloth of exquisite Cluny
lace. Here at the tea following Miss
Merle Lynch, Miss Dorothy Partridge
and Miss Edgarda Wedgwood served.
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Mrs. Frank Dole and Mrs. Robert X.
Brown entertained about thirty-five of
! their friends yesterday at a morning
bridge party, followed by a luncheon, in
| compliment to Mrs Robert Fowler of
New York. The rooms were decorated
with quantities of bright red peoples
and Canterbury bells, and eight tables
of bridge were played. The hostesses
were assisted by Miss Laura Dole and
Miss Gladys Savage. Prizes were won
by Mrs Elbridge Thomas. Mrs VIII Ell
lerbeck, Mrs. sam Porter, Mrs. A. c.
Wherry, Miss Lawson, Miss Gibbons,
Mrs. Savage and Miss Eva Dole.
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Mrs. Percy Nelson was the hostess
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able tea from I to to meet her aunt,
Mrs. Gambler. Of Canada. The home
was bright with roses of all kinds, the
deep crimson roses in the dining room
and pink throughout the house Receiv-
ing with Mrs. Nelson were her mother,
Mrs. Wakeling. and her aunt, Mrs. w
Fl. Dickson, while Mrs. Russell Schulz
der and Mrs. William P. Kiser served
punch. In the dining room Mrs. Charles
Post and Mrs. Louis Gates poured, and
assisting them were Miss AiIeen Mac
lean, Miss Gertrude Hanson, Miss Cary
Marshall and Mrs. Henry NJ. CrOwther.
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Mrs. Jack Keith entertained a score or
more of friends yesterday afternoon at
an informal bridge party, when Mrs. w.
H. Child. Mrs. HahtshOTn, Mrs Ed
ward Roberts, Mrs. Robert H. Allen,
Mrs. T. S. Oswald and Mrs. Horace
Middleton won the prizes At the tea
following Mrs. Keith was assisted by
Mrs. Middleton, Miss Louise Putnam
and Mrs. Lewis Evans. Red roses were
used for all the decorations. Mrs.
Keith entertains again on Monday for
her sister, Mrs. Charles Blyth, who will
be here tomorrow.
Mrs. W. r. Wightman and Mrs
Barnes entertained again yesterday aft
ernoon, this time a score of their friends
al a thimble party, when the prize was
awarded for the best piece of patch
work A great deal of fun resulted, and
the prize was won by Mrs. L. D. Peas
lee. A tea followed, when some of their
more intimate friends assisted the host
esses. The house was bright with the
seasons flowers, the crimson rambler
and pink peonies being especially efec-
tive.
Mrs. J. B. WhitehiH entertained a
dozen friends yesterday informally at
bridge for her sister, Miss Genevieve
Pratt, the guests being Mrs. T. R.
Woodbridge, and her guest. Mrs. Ford,
Mrs. c. II. Mcmahon. Mrs S. H. Ire
loar, Mrs. H. L. Charles, Mrs. w. Neil
Winter, Mrs. Fred L. Leonard, Mrs.
John c. DAILY, Miss Mildred Mcmillan,
Miss Mary Brodie. Mrs. Mcmahon, Mrs
Ford and Miss Pratt won the prizes in
bridge.
Miss Winnifred BriCe entertained a
party of about seventy of her young
friends last evening at a dance at the
Ladies' Literary club. The hall was
decorated in the national colors, flags
and bunting being used everywhere. A
punch bowl on the lower floor offered
refreshments to the merry dancers. The
affair was chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs.
George T. Brice, Mr.. and Mrs. o. K
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Pearsall and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Houston.
The usual Saturday evening table
dhote dinner, followed by the weekly
dance at the Country club tonight. will
draw a large number, several dinners of
a al
ranged for. There will be no formal
tea, but the games Of the afternoon will
mean a large crowd before time for the
dinner at $50 in the evening.
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Cards have been received in this city
by DIT. Runners friends for the mar
riage of Miss Irene Stack and DR.. Leo
Francis Hummer. The wedding will take
place next THURSDAYS morning at 9
o'clock in St Matthews church in Chi
cagO. The young people will be at home
after Sept 1 in this city.
Miss Beebe, Miss Nibley and Miss
Yeates have issued invitations for a
dancing party to be given on tine even
ing of July at the Beebe home, 120 G
street.
Mrs. George Nye and her small son
VIII be here today from Denver to spend
a part of the summer with Mr. and Mrs.
I. G. Weber.
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Miss Leo Trent expects to leave the
first of the month for Auburn, Cal, to
attend the wedding of her niece, Miss
Leila Trent, and James D. Meredith.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bee are here
from Boise visiting Mrs. H. ". Horne
for a few days.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thad Naylor Of Logan
are in town for a short visit with
friends.
Mrs. Radcliffe announces the engage
ment of her daughter. ROza Teresa. to
L. Leroy Strong, the marriage to take
place in August.
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Julius Kahn Of Denver is here, the
guest of his son and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs Lee Kahn. Miss Esther Cohn of
Butte is also a guest at the Kahn home
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Mrs. Eugene Smith is here from Min
neapolis spending some time with
friends. Mrs. Smith was formerly Miss
Pierce.
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