The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30

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l Mrs. F. S. Bascom, Mrs. William Igle-
heart and Mrs. r. c. Gemmell. on re-
freshments, Mrs. William H. Child,
/ Mrs. W. Montague Ferry and Mrs.
/ Windsor =. Rice. Mrs. p. I. Oswald
Will have charge Of the TALES and score
cards and Mrs. c. r Pearsall viii re-
serve the tables.
Miss Frances Joyce of ogden. who
/ has been spending some time with Mr.
and Mrs R A. Grant, has been receiv-
ling much social attention during her
stay. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Grant. jr,
gave a theatre supper in her honor Fri
/ day evening at their home following the
/ performance Of Lady Frederick" when
| The other guests were Mr.. and Mrs. D.
/ G. ECCles, jr., of Ogden, Mr.. and Mrs
/ r. A. Grant, Ralph Stuart, Ellis Freed.
/ Mr.. Auerbach and Fred Langtry. Mr.
/ Auerbach entertained the same party
at the Colonial Thursday evening and
with a supper following at the Hotel
TOuraine, Mrs. Grant entertained a
party for Miss Joyce yesterday after
noon at the Orpheum.
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1 Numerous dinners preceded the dance
at the Country club last evening, and
although the wet weather of the past
/ few days affected the games. it had no
evil effects on the merriment of the
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Z. McGurTin
entertained party of eighteen at the
dinner, having their company in the
/ private dining room. The affair was in
compliment TO Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth c.
/ Kerr. The decorations were in white
lilacs and snowbars. and the table was
/ extremely attractive. Smaller dinners
were given by Mrs. John Marshall and
/ by Harold Lamb and others
/ Miss Charlotte Holmes entertained a
party Of twelve yesterday at a luncheon
at the Knutsford for Miss Emma Quig-
/ ley, followed by a matinee party at the
Colonial The large round table was
gay with pink roses, d great bowl of
| them filling the central part The
guests, besides Miss Quigley. were Mrs
+. l. Parker. Mrs. p. J. Moran, Miss
Hazel Shoebridge, Miss Carrie Sapping-
ton, Miss Ethel Mount. Mrs VIII
| Brown, Mrs Claud Williams, Mrs. A. H.
/ Ensign and Mrs. Karl Hardy.
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The P. 2. o. society closed its year $
work yesterday with a most delightful
musical tea given at the home of Miss
/ Edna Coin, to which a number Of
/ friends were invited The Cohn home
| was bright with spring flowers, and d
very fine informal musical program was
presented. Miss Cohn sang several
songs, Miss Esther Allen played. and
| also presented her string quartet in
| several numbers; Mrs. Harry GAM
played. and Mrs. J. w. Christy and
Mrs John Reed gave some humorous
readings.
The Misses Alexander entertained
yesterday afternoon at a delightful
/ bridge tea at their home in compliment
/ to Mrs. Rupert h. Stockwell and Miss
/ ina Boutwell,. Six tables Of bridge were
played, and later number more friends
came in for tea. Mrs. c. r. Boutwell,
and Mrs. E. Y. Silver poured, and Miss
Rose Evans and Miss Renan King as
sisted. The decorations were all in
white and purple, great masses Of
! snowballs and purple iris forming the
main part.
Mrs. Hal W. Brown and Mrs. NJ. B.
/ Whitney entertained yesterday after
noon at a literary tea at the Brown
/ home, the second Of a series of such af-
fairs. The home was all decorated with
red the deep red peonies being used in
the dining room with fine effect. Here
on a cloth of cluny lace over red satin
was placed an immense bowl of the
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reviewed Jewell" by Clara Louise
Burnham, and later Mrs. Gannett
poured tea.
The ladies of st. Marks church will
/ give a tea tomorrow afternoon at the
home of Miss Spalding, 444 East First
South street. for Miss Julia Emery,
! general secretary of the Woman's Aux
Hilary to the board of missions, who is
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Miss Emery will be in the city only a
east. The tea viii be at 3 O'Clock, and
all the ladies OF the church and their
friends will be welcomed.
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The usual midweek luncheon at the
Country club on Wednesday next, be
ing the first of the June events, will
doubtless be well patronized. Already
a number of luneheOns of more or less
proportions are planned for that day
Mrs. A. 5. Bower entertaining for the
bride, Miss Daily: Miss Elizabeth Niles
for Mrs. Robert H. Allen, Mrs. NJ. H
Kervin having a party of her friends
asked, and Mrs. Ellsworth Daggett an
other.
Mrs. s. II. Pinkerton entertained a
party of twelve friends yesterday after
noon at the Colonial matinee, in COM
lpliment to Miss Marie Luce. The guests
were. besides Miss Luce, Mrs. E. A
Wall. Mrs. p. S. Keogh, Mrs. Joseph
Geoghegan. Mrs A. b. Stevenson, Mrs.
F. II. Knickerbocker Mrs. 3. o. Mech
llenburg, Mrs. James Hughes, Mrs. Isa-
dore Mayer, Miss Morris and Miss
Horne.
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Miss Lucy Jeremy entertained dozen
girls yesterday at the Orpheum mat
iDee, followed by a tea downtown, for
/ Miss Agnes Patterson and Miss Carrie
Atkins. both OF whom will be married
during the month of June. At the tea
following the matinee the long table
was bright with pink roses. and every
thing was in rose pink to match. The
guests were the young girl friends of
the two brides.
Henry Wenmdn. one OF the leading
actors with Mrs. Fiske. Is the brother
Of T. f. Newman Of this city. and
comes Of a family OF noted English &C.
tors. MI Wenman viii be the guest
during his stay Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. E.
Newman at their home on Fifth avenue.
and numerous social affairs are planned
in his honor for the few days he will
be in the city.
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