The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-21
SOCIETY

Mrs. George Cushing and Mrs John
y. Sharp entertained yesterday after
noon at a delightful tea at the home OF
the former for Mrs. Nelson story OF
! BOzeman, Mont. Five tables We're filed
with the players. and at the close of the
| game Mrs. Clarence WarnOck ana Mrs.
William II. Dale were awarded the
prizes. At the tea which followed, Mrs
Story poured, and Mrs. H. y. Mayo
and Mrs George Putnam assisted. The
tea table was bright with color,
mound Of deep red carnations set over
a CLOTH Of Cluny lace forming most
/ attractive central decoration. Red was
the color seen through all the rooms.
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The Regimental Bridge club at Fort
/ Douglas met yesterday afternoon with
Mrs Edwin Butcher at her home, when
Mrs John S. Upham and Mrs. W E.
Purviance Won the prizes. Mrs. Butch
er was assisted by her guests, Mrs.
John Gille and Miss Gille Of Butte,
/ Mont, when, following the game, tea
was served. Mrs. Guy Bucker viii en-
terrain the club next time, fortnight
from now.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 3. OndeTdOnk en-
| tertained the members of the Cup and
| Saucer club and their husbands last
evening at a delightful bridge party at
their home in the KensingtOn. It was
the customary gathering Of the men,
| bers and their husbands. and six tables
Of the game were enjoyed. Later a
supper was served. and some informal
music closed the evening.
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/ The music section OF the Ladies' Lit
erary club will hold its annual business
meeting and election of officers this
morning at the club house A musicale
arranged by the members Of the sec
ton. in which a number Of we'll known
musicians viii take part. viii be given
tomorrow evening.
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Mrs. ". II. Bintz viii entertain a
party Of friends at the bridge tea to be
given for the Orphans home tomorrow
afternoon at Rowland Hall. Several
other parties are made up to attend to-
gether and enjoy the game.
/ The girls of the domestic science |
class at the university have issued in
vitatiOns for a tea 10 be given in the |
kindergarten rooms on Friday after /
noon from till O'Clock
Mrs. Nelson Story and her little girl, |
who have been guests for some time Of |
Dr. and Mrs. H. y Mayo, left last /
evening for their home in Bozeman /
Mont
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Because Of the charity bridge tea at /
Rowland Hall tomorrow afternoon. the |
Sewing club win meet on Friday in |
stead Of Thursday Of this week with |
Mrs. William NJ. McCrea.
DR.. J. T. Keith is back from a, second |
short business trip TO Chicago Mrs /
Keith and their little daughter. Kath- /
crime, who have been in Evanston /
Wyo., for some time, reached home last /
evening.
Mrs. J. F. Dunn and Miss Dunn. who /
have been in the south and later on the |
coast for the better part Of the winter 4
have returned TO their home
Mrs. Charles Lashbrook will enter F.
tain at bridge tea on Saturday at her
home.
Mrs. ". T. Benson and Mrs. H. G. /
Edwards viii entertain for Mrs. L. L. (
/ Downing on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. g. +. Pinkerton will entertain
at a KensingtOn on Saturday for her /
guest, Mrs. Guiou Of Omaha.
Mrs. David c. Dunbar. who has spent
the winter in Indiana with her brother |
Will be home the first Of May. and MI |
and Mrs. Dunbar viii again be at home /
at No y Kensington.
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Miss Blenda K. Nicholson Of Chicago /
arrived Saturday. and will be the guest /
OF her sisters. Mrs. Foster J. Curtis and I
Mrs. James D. Shaw OF ogden, during |
the summer months
Mr. and Mrs Wellington Lake have /
issued cards for a dance to be given at 4
their home, Cobblecrest, next Tuesday 1
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henry Guiou of /
Omaha are guests for a few days Of /
DR.. and Mrs. c. F. Pinkerton.
Mrs H. Vance Lane has returned /
from short stay in California.
Mrs. JimpsOn of Bingham Canyon is 4
in town for a stay Of a few days with /.
friends.
Attorney Reuel Walton Of this city /
has Just returned from spending the 4
winter at Los Angeles
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The Lloyd Alliance viii hold the regu- /
lar monthly open meeting this after 4
noon at O'Clock at Unity hall. Two /
opposing views on socialistic prOpa- /
ganda will be given by Mrs. H. P Ma 4
son and Mrs. John Cowan.
The marriage OF Miss Letitia Beecher /
Of New Haven. Conn. and Alexander
6. Rogers Of this city took place last +
evening at 9 O'Clock at the home Of Rev.
Peter a. Simpkin. The BRIDE who IS 4
a member Of the famous New England
Beecher family, arrived on the Los An !
geles Limited from the east. and the I
ceremony took place shortly after. Mr.
Third avenue in Waterloo.
Mrs. George H. Wood wishes to an
nounce the removal OF her Wade Cor
set parloTs TO her own home 659 East
Third South. Both phones COZ.
Wedding Announcements