The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-29
SOCIETY

Mrs William Reid was the hostess
yesterday afternoon at q delightfully."-
informal tea at her home on Harvard
avenue, when some sixty or more of
her friends called. The home was
bright with the spring blossoms, the
dining room with A wealth of gorgeous
japOnica being especially attractive.
The hostess was assisted by Miss Marge
Miller and Mrs. J. NJ. Bidwell, who
poured, and by Mrs Lester Freed and
Miss Sadier; also by the little Misses
Ruth and Grace Kerr and Lucille Reid.
Miss Rose Hartwell and Miss Mary
kimbail are just now spending a few
months in London and vicinity, where
Miss kimball is taking lessons from a
famous vocal teacher and Miss Hart
well is sketching in English country
places. They will doubtless return to
Paris about midsummer, and Miss Kim
ball will probably give up her intended
trip home. Edwin Kimbau. who is in
Schenectady, will be home to spend a
part of the summer with his mother
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Mrs. Earl T. Harvey and Mrs.
George w. Putnam gave a delightful
bridge tea yesterday at the Harvey
home for Mrs. Downing. Prizes were
awarded to the guest of honor and To
Mrs. Thomas MaTioneaux, Mrs. John
Reed, Mrs. II. y. Mayo. Mrs. John \.
Sharp, Mrs. Reinsimar and Mrs Haw-
yer. Decorations of green and white
were used, and at the tea. which fol-
lowed the game. Miss Lenore Samson
poured, assisted by the Misses Ruth
Hirth, Doris Edmunds and Olive Ben
son.
At the Y. ". G. \ yesterday a party
Of young girls enjoyed the birthday
luncheon given by Mrs. William Thome
in honor of the April birthday. Green
and white were the colors used in dec
grafton. and at each place were place
cards with April verses on them. 4
birthday gift for each one from the
president Of the association Mrs z. Z.
Critchlow, who is still in the east. was
also at each place
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\ meeting of the entertainment COM
mittec of the Country club will be held
tomorrow afternoon to prepare for the
opening on Saturday. IL viii doubtless
be the custom this year again to have
hostesses each Saturday afternoon that
tea is served. For the first day the
members of the entertainment commit
tee viii act as hOstesses.
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The Utopia club met yesterday after
noon with Mrs A. +. Kimball at her
home, when four tables of bridge were
played. Prizes were won by Mrs. Z. A.
Wall Mrs. J. w. Houston, Mrs. c. c.
Crismon and Mrs. Matthew Cullen.
Miss Pearl Savage assisted the hostess.
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The Authors club will entertain the
presidents and federation officers teday
at special meeting at the home Of Mrs.
W. w. Ritter on East First South street.
The day is 10 be known as federation
and presidents day, and a special pro-
gram viii be presented.
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Miss Mary Leckie of Washington D.
c, a sister of Judge Leckie. who is well
known here. is in town for a visit of
some time with Mr.. and Mrs. William
H. Child. Miss Leckie has visited here
before, and has already made many
friends in Salt Lake.
Mrs. A. L. Hoppaugh and Mrs. Will
liam II. Child entertained the Wednes-
day Bridge club yesterday at the home
of the former. when prizes were won by
Mrs. jay Powers and Mrs. Charles
Read.
a class Of thirteen young women Will
complete the nurses course at the L. d.
5. hospital tonight. and their gradua-
ton exercises viii be held in Whitney
hall. followed by a reception and dane
ing.
Miss Helen Monroe is expected home
about the middle of May to spend the
summer with her aunt, Mrs. c. H. Nc
MahOn. Miss Moore viii complete
her junior year at Stanford.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Jennings
will be at home early in May at Row
land Hall. and later Mrs. Jennings and
Deborah viii go TO the northwest to
spend a part Of the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Howe Of New York are
in town for short time at the Knuts-
ford, and are being entertained by Salt
Lake friends.
Mrs. Charles LashbrOOk will entertain
again on Saturday at a bridge tea.
AIR. and Mrs. Karl A Scheid enter
tanned a dozen friends last evening at a
dinner at their home. when pink carna-
tons and pink shaded candles were
used for decorations
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DR.. Charles T. Carter viii entertain
a party of friends at q dinner at the
Alta club tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Z. B. Critchlow. who has been
in St Paul. is expected home tomorrow
or Friday.
Miss Edna May expects to leave on