The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-01
SOCIETY


number. several large parties being en-
tertained. but the devotees of tennis and
Of golf enjoyed lunch together in small
parties as well
The largest affair was that given by
Mrs. Will Ellerbecla in compliment to
Mrs Charles Z. Carter. when more than
a score of friends were entertained. The
large oval table was laid in the private
dining room, and a great mound of red
rambler on a cloth Of cluny lace formed
most effective centerpiece. At each
place were dainty fans in fancy shapes
and cOlOTs The guests, besides Mrs.
Carter, were Mrs. W. II. Child, Mrs. ",
H. Cunningham, Mrs. James c, Dick.
Mrs. Walter Druehl, Mrs. W. D. Dono-
her. Mrs. George Airs. Mrs. BOggs, Mrs.
William Igleheart, Miss Colburne. Mrs.
Arthur Shepherd, Mrs James H. MOyle,
Mrs Edward Parsons, Miss May Critch-
low, Miss Edna COhn. Miss Charlotte
Holmes, Miss Estelle Clinton. Miss
Kate GroO, Miss Olive Bartch and Miss
Marge Ellerbeck
A party of the young girls just home
from school was entertained by Miss
Margaret Mcclure Mrs Benner Y.
Smith, Mrs. W Montague Ferry and
Mrs. +. o. Howard chaperoning them.
Miss Juliet Banks, a guest of Mrs.
Ferry, was the guest of honor, and the
others were Miss Margaret Walker, Miss
Norinne Thompson, Miss Aileen Nc
MILAN, Miss Bryan Houston. Miss
Grizelle Houston. Miss Eliza Dey. Miss
Edna Dunn. Miss Marguerite Stewart,
Miss Cary Marshall. Miss Margaret
Dunn. Miss Dorothy ROOklidge and Miss
Josephine Neil
Mrs. Ferdinand ]. Fabian had a com-
rl1rn of u
Mrs. George Chapman of Boston, and
her guest, Miss Lavelle Mrs. Brig
Cannon entertained a small party for
Miss Maclean's guests, Miss Lockridge
and Miss PettijOhn. Mrs. A. s. Bower
entertained Mrs. T. G.. Gibson, Miss.
Dorsey and Miss VOThies. and numerous
parties of twOs and fOurs filed nearly
all the available space.
Mrs. Richard Savage was the hostess
yesterday at a very enjoyable bridge
tea at her home on Third avenue for her
daughter, Mrs. Robert Fowler Of New
York. Six tables were played, and
many more friends came in later for
tea. Mrs. f. V. Silver and Mrs. W R.
Hutchinson poured tea and coffee and
Miss Julia Dix and the Misses Savage
assisted. A rose basket filled the cen
trail part of the tea table, and pink
shaded candles lighted the darkened
room where tea was served Quanti-
ties Of beautiful roses decorated the
whole house and the poTches, where the
tables were arranged.
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Mrs. E. D. Miller was given an espe-
cially delightful surprise on Monday
evening. when the guests in the Miller
flats arranged to celebrate her birthday
with a dinner in the arbor. at which
forty-eight friends. all of them residents
IN the fats, sat down. The affair was
managed by some of the ladies who are
friends Of the MilleTs, and was perfectly
carried out. Following the dinner the
men Of the party gave a minstrel show,
which was under the direction of Dr..
John F. Critchlow.
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Mrs. J. J. Daynes and her sister, Mrs.
Henry T. McEwan. entertained about
sixty of their friends yesterday after
noon at Kensington at the Daynes
home on D street. Musical numbers
were furnished by Mrs. LueIa Ferrin
Sharp, Mr.. Daynes and others. The
home was bright with roses. the Grim
son rambler in the parlOrs and yellow
IN the hall, while in the dining room
La France roses were used for the table
decorations.
X
The marriage Of Miss Grace Grant
and L. Blair Evans Of Ogden took place
yesterday at noon in the tempIe. and
was followed later by a wedding break
tast at the home of the brides aunt.
Mrs. t. w Sloan. An informal recep-
ton during the afternoon hours fol-
lowed, and later the young people left
tor ogden to make their home They
VIII spend the hot weather in Ogden
canyon with a camping party.
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The large event of today will be the
mop at Fort Douglas. which is to be
given by Lieutenant and Mrs. KneeIand
;. Snow for Miss Gretta Storm. the
young sister Of Mrs. Hugh WalthaH.
whose engagement to Lieutenant Faunt-
ley Miller was recently announced 4
great number of the friends from town
bOth OF the Shows and of Miss Storm.
are planning to attend. and the affair
promises to be a most delightful one.
X X X
Miss Gala Crane entertained about
thirty friends yesterday afternoon at a
bridge tea for Miss Frances Cowan. who
Is just home from college. Seven tables
Of the game were played. and several
more friends came in later for tea, when
Mrs George Walker, Mrs. w. L. Pick /
ard Mrs. Crane and Miss Asenith |
Cowan assisted. Pink and white roses |
were used for decorations.
Mrs. Edwin Holmes left last evening /
IN the Los Angeles Limited for the
coast to join Colonel Holmes again at
Venice. They will not return to salt
lake till the weather coOIs. and may
lot reopen OakwOod this season at all.
X
Miss Lila Farrell. daughter of James 4
Farrell, was married yesterday at noon
% Montgomery Elliott. Rev. P. A. Simp- /
Kin officiating. The marriage took place
1t the Farrell home in the presence of /
'nly the families. The young people /
VIII make their home in Bingham.
A party of about fifty Of the young |
girls who belong to the Y. W. c. A. en- /
Dyed a delightful evening at the lake T.
asst night, the party being chaperOned /
~ Mrs. HapgoOd, Mrs. Ledyard NJ. /
Bailey, Mrs. f. B CritchIOw. Mrs. A.
I. Moon and Mrs. H. L. Charles
Miss Emma Lucy Gates and Miss
Marion Cannon are spending a month \
n prospect it shall be the duty of the