The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-21
SOCIETY

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that given by Mr.. Newhouse for a
dozen friends in honor Of his cousin,
Miss WOlsey of Chicago, who is a guest
in town. The party occupied the two
stalls on the east side Of the house, the
members being Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper A.
! McCaskell Mrs. Esther F. Filler, Miss
Katherine Judge. Miss Aileen Maclean,
Miss Georgeida Moore, J. T. Goodwin,
I Mr.. Simpson, Mr. Moore and MI.
they were Joined by Mr.. and Mrs. John
Drew and Miss Seaman and Miss
/ Prince of the company. and the entire
/ party enjoyed a supper at the Louvre
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/ The Misses Mary and Ann Cannon
entertained yesterday afternoon at
delightful KensingtOn tea for Miss
/ Jean Spencer, when about thirty-f1ve
/ friends were present. The home was
I bright with lilacs and white carnations
! and besides the hour spent with nee
/ dies two guessing games we're played.
/ in which Mrs. Grace Woolley and Miss
Bett young won the prizes. Two hand
some prizes were given to the bride-to-
/ be as well. Musical numbers were en-
/ jOyed later in the afternoon, Miss Mary
Belle Craft Miss Bett Young and Miss
Maud Ritter entertaining in this way.
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Mrs. Andrew s. Rowan was the
! hostess yesterday at a delightful spring
lunchean for Mrs. Arthur williams, the
wife Of Colonel Williams, who goes
shortly to assume his position as col
onel of the Twentieth regiment The
I decorations were all in spring flower,
and the guests numbered eight of the
friends of Mrs. Williams from town.
Mrs. Rowan entertains tomorrow at a
matinee party at Jack Straw for Miss
Davis Mrs Williams sister
Mr.. and Mrs o. Howard entertained
at the opening performance Of John
Drew at the Salt Lake theatre last
evening, their guests occupying the
two stalls on the west side. Their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. W. Mont
Ferry. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S. Ferry,
Mr.. and Mrs. Heber NJ. Wells, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Bamberger and Mr.. and
Mrs. Benner y. Smith. Later the party
went to the Howard home on Brigham
street. where an elaborate supper was
spread.
Mrs John c. Daily entertained yes
terday afternoon al an old-fashioned
thimble party and kitchen shower for
Miss Eudora DAILY. A guessing game
was played and Miss Bess Primeaux
won the prize. and later Miss Primeaux
poured at the tea and Mrs. William n.
McCrea and Mrs. Edward Roberts as
sisted Green and white were the col
OTIS used in decorating, and about thirty
friends were present
Mrs Frank Johnson entertained
again yesterday at bridge tea, when
three tables Of the game were played,
and several more came in later for tea.
Mrs. Fred Hornung and Mrs. NJ. z.
L'Dman won the prizes, and at the ia
following Mrs. Thomas Marioneaux
poured and Miss Geneve Savage and
Miss Ruth Dakin assisted Spring
flowers formed the decorations.
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Miss Ethel Bixbv entertained for the
members Of the 90 class Of ST. Mary's
academy at a delightful dinner Thurs
day afternoon. Covers were laid for
Miss Maud Brennan Of Idaho. Miss
Lillian Davis, Miss Maud Taylor, Miss
K tty Brennan. Miss Lorna Burton.
Miss Edna CamOmile and Miss Ethel
Bixby.
Mrs. Margaret E. Salisbury and her
daughter. Mrs. Lewis B. Mccormick
left yesterday for the coast to spend
some time IN San Francisco and to go
later to Pasadena for the marriage Of
Miss Marion McGilvray and o. ]. Sails
bury on June 2.
There will q meeting this morning OF
the art section of the Ladies' Literary
club. the meeting having been post
poned till today. Mrs. z. D. Miller win
continue the study Of modern archi-
lecture Of England.
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There viii be no parade at Fort
Douglas today on account of the bali
game. the usual Friday afternoon regi-
week the parades viii continue as here
tofore, that Of Friday being preceded
by band concert.
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Mrs. James E. Jennings and Mrs
Walter Jennings viii be the hOstesses /
this afternoon at tea for Mrs. Harold
Jennings Of Los Angeles at the James
e Jennings home on Brigham street.
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Mrs. W. W. Armstrong was the
hostess yesterday at a luncheon for a
dozen friends given in honor Of Mrs.
Kenneth c. Kerr. Spring blossoms
were used for decorations.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Klamer Of yell
lowstone park entertained a number Of
friends at dinner at the Wilson last
evening.
Mrs. ". NJ Hunt viii entertain
week from today at an afternoon affair
for Miss EudOra DAILY.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. Clark entertained
last evening at an informal dinner for
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred H Pea body and
Miss Jennings
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The Misses Lilias and Sarah Swart
entertained a few OF their friends We'd
nesday evening at progressive whist
The prizes were won BY Miss Edna l
Shepard and Frank SteffeI
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Miss Cary Marshall entertained a
few friends yesterday afternoon infor- /
maily at bridge. when Mss Louise |
Stubblefeld won the prize
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D, c. lacking leaves tomorrow even
ing for Los Angeles on a short business !
trip.
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Mrs Ida Mckeeehan Of Tacoma is in I
town. having been called here BY the I
illness OF her father. James W Camp 4
bell Of 3l5 South First West street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas W. Boyeer. for 4