The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-07
SOCIETY

/ Inc decorations for the luncheon were
! all in yellow, sunhowers being used
most effectively on every hand. The
! other guests, besides those mentioned
were Mrs Richard Rifenberick and her
mother, Mrs. r. p. Rifenberick, Mrs.
John Ward and her sister, Mrs. High
land, Mrs. Bryan Conrad, Mrs. A. Cave
/ naugh, Mrs. James n. ATrasmith, Mrs
! Kneeland S. Snow and her mother, Mrs
/ Tower, Mrs. Willis Uline, Mrs. John s.
! Upham, Mrs. Edwin Butcher, Miss
Storm and Miss Ethel Mount.
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/ Mrs, T, W. Jones entertained fifteen
| little people yesterday afternoon at a
children's party for the fifth birthday
of her little son Harold. After games a
1 luncheon was served, when the national
colors were used for decorations, a large
| flag above the table being surrounded
with smaller flags and bunting. From
the center streamers Of red ribbon went
TO the corners, where a large bow fin
/ ished the decoration. The centerpiece
was great cake with candles, and the
guests were given red bOnbon boxes as
/ souvenirs. The hostess was assisted
by Mrs. J. H. Witbeck and Mrs. Petit.
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Mrs. Claude Williams entertained
tWenty-one guests yesterday at a very
prettily appointed luncheon for Mrs
Robert Flower of New York and Miss
Quigley Of Joliet. The guests were
seated at small tables, each table hav-
ing a central decoration of q crystal
basket of pink sweet peas, and a SINH
lar larger basket filing the center of the
large table. Bridge followed the lunch
con, when prizes were won by Miss
Daisy Savage, Miss Margaret Gibbons,
Mrs. Charles G. Crismon Mrs. W. D.
Foster, Miss Thomas Of New York and
the two a honor
A number Of friends from town went
up to Fort Douglas yesterday afternoon
to enjoy the band concert given there
and several Of the ladies of the garri-
son served tea informally either on the
porches or on the lawns. There was no
parade owing TO the fact that the men
have been doing so much marching in
preparation for the street parade next
week. but the concert was an excep-
tionally fine one.
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Mrs. G. H. Griffin entertained a party
of two dozen little people yesterday aft
ernoon with a delightful picnic in Lib
erty park for her little granddaughter.
FloradOra Thomas. The little people /
spent the afternoon with games on the
lawns. and later were seated at a long.
low table. decorated with the national
eoiors, for a supper.
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Miss Minette Baer was the hostess /
Yesterday afternoon at a delightful
bridEe tea to meet her guests. tho
Misses Boehmer Of Denver. Four tables f.
of bridge We're PLAYED. and later Mrs /
7. r. Woodbridge poured tea. assisted /
by Miss Florence Kimball and Miss Lo- /
rene Leary. Miss Baer will entertain on
Monday next at a similar affair.
Mrs. John G.. Cutler entertained a [
party of her friends on Thursday aft /
ernoon at a Kensington tea, followed by /
high five, at which twenty-six guests .
sat down to the table The place was
decorated with roses and sweet peas.
and a few hours were spent most de-
lightfully.
Mrs. Q. B, Hewett and her son. DR..
Ned Hewett, entertained at a luncheon
at the Knutsford on Thursday for their
guests, Mr. Slater and Miss Mary
slater, and later took them for a motor
trip and to Saltair.
Mr.. and Mrs David Keith and their
son David left last evening for Los
Angeles They viii go later to San
Francisco and on TO Seattle for visit
at the fair before returning here.
r. L. Slater of Pasadena and his
niece. Miss Mary Slater, have been
guests for few DAYS of Dr. Ned
HeWett and his mother. Mrs. o. B
Hevett They have returned to their
home.
The usual weekend dinner and dance
viii be the order tonight at the Country
club. although no dinner parties If any
siz7 have been planned as yet for the
evening.
The Misses Tyree entertained a few
IF their friends last evening at a very
Informal dance at their home.
Miss Myrtle Reilly and Miss Ethel
Macdonald viii entertain at cards this
afternoon at the Reilly home.
Fred r. Smith is in Spokane spend
ms part Of the summer with friends
here p
Mrs W. II. Hunt entertained the
members Of her Sewing club yesterday
'fternoon at her home.
MrS. Tower ~ Youngstown. y. Y. is
It Fort Douglas visiting her daughter. =
Wis. kneeland :. no.
Mrs. John D. Spencer is back after
stow Of FORTNIGHT or more al
Brighton.
Miss leo Trent is back after spending
month in Auburn, Cal, with the L. c.
Trent family.
Lieutenant Butcher and Lieutenan, :
lph3m have gone to Fort Sheridan s
,e2r Chicago. for the shooting meet a