The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-22
SOCIETY

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The one big event of today will be the
bridge tea this afternoon at Rowland
Hall, to be given for the benefit of the
Orphans Home and Day Nursery on
State street The affair is to be the
! largest card party ever given for char
/ ity so far. some fifty tables having al
ready been disposed of. Mrs. Rachel
5. Miller, the president of the assocla-
ton. is in charge of the entire affair,
but with her are associated Mrs. Edwin
KimbaH. as head of the refreshment
committee: Miss Lena Hague, in charge
| Of the tables; Mrs. Sol Siegel, providing
the prizes. and Mrs. J. z. Oglesby, the
score cards. Among those who will en-
/ terrain parties are Mrs. Russell /. Ira
| cy, Mrs. NJ II. Walker. Mrs. Windsor
| Y. Rice, Mrs. John ". DelanO Mrs. L.
| c. Miller, Mrs. c. r. PeaTsaii. Mrs. W.
Montague Ferry. Mrs. Browning, Mrs.
] f. s Ferry, Miss Judge, Mrs. J. 4.
/ Richards, Mrs. ]. r. Walker, Mrs. l.
/ L. Terry. Mrs. c. L. Rood, Mrs. MoTri-
/ son. Mrs. {. c. Crismon. Mrs. d. G.
| lacking, Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. Hancock,
I Miss Kirkpatrick. Mrs. W. NJ. McCrea,
/ Mrs. W. II. Bintz, Mrs. c. W. Boyd.
/ Mrs. c. NJ. Owen, Mrs. NJ. f. Lipman,
/ Mrs. G. T. Stfehl. Mrs. ]. NJ. CallOw,
Mrs. Will ElleTbeck, Mrs. T. r. Wood
/ bridge, Mrs. Arnold, Mrs. Samuel c.
Park, Mrs. Ewing, Mrs. E. 4. Wall,
/ Mrs. BerO, Mrs. w W. Rivers, Mrs. II.
[ J. Fitzgerald, Mrs. W. Ames, Mrs. San
I som. Mrs. c. II. Mcmahon and Mrs. a.
/ J. Gorham. Besides all these and their
numerous guests, there will be many
who do not care for bridge who viii go
/ TO the tea. Altogether, it is expected
/ that about 800 viii be entertained.
! Mrs John E woodward and Miss
Judge were hostesses yesterday at d
beautifully appointed luncheon, fol-
l lowed by bridge, given in honor of Mrs.
| James F. Franken and Miss Weber,
who will leave shortly for year
abroad. The rooms were decorated in
peach blossoms, and the luncheon,
which was served in a novel buffet
style. was enjoyed by about thirty
/ friends The victOrs at bridge were
! Mrs. Ellsworth Daggett and Mrs. Don
/ Carlos Roberts. The hostesses were as
sisted in serving by Mrs. George Smith,
1 Mrs. John Frank Judge and Mrs. Louis
/ B. Mccormick.
/ DR.. and Mrs. z. D. Woodruff returned
yesterday from the east and south,
/ el. They left here 10 attend the inaug-
urat ton ceremonies in Washington, and
went thence to New Orleans, and later
| to visit friends in Texas
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/ Mrs. Sheldon I. Butler, who has been
/ in New York for the past two years, is
now in Mexico City with Mr.. Butler,
where they will probably remain for the
next year at least.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Sumner are
home after a fortnights trip through
southern Utah and Colorado.
! Mrs. Jay Roundy returned yesterday
| to her home in Mercur, after a stay of
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. Game.
| DR.. and Mrs. z. V. Silver will enter
4 tain tonight at a dinner for Mr.. and
/ Mrs. James F. Franken.
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Colin Macintosh has gone to Paso
! Robles to join Mrs. Macintosh before
her return here.
/ Mrs. W. L. Mcleod entertained at a
tea yesterday at her home in the Miller
flats.
Mrs. v. H. Dale will give an infor-
nal bridge party this afternoon.
Miss Cary Marshall was the guest Of
honor yesterday at tea given by Miss
Dorothy RookIidge. and Miss Aline Nc
! MILAN entertained for her at a luncheon
on Monday.
/ Miss Louise Bascom win leave today
/ for her home in Highlands, n. c.. after
| a visit of some weeks with Dr. and Mrs.
F. S. Bascom.
| The graduating nurses of the L. D. s.
/ hospital viii be entertained by the
junior class tonight at a theatre party
at the Colonial, with a supper at the
! College Inn following.
! Judge and Mrs John Marshall have
taken the W. c. Jennings home on the
corner Of U street and Second avenue
/ for the summer, and will be at home
/ there early in May.
Mr. and Mrs. ". o. Cleland Will
shortly be at home at A J street, hav-
| ing taken the Franken home for the
next year.
! Squire Coop viii take his male chorus
/ to ogden tomorrow to give d concert
there under the auspices of the Ogden
Musical History club.
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/ Mrs. VIII Brown and her young
daughter, Miss Juliet Brown. expect to
/ leave shortly for visit with relatives
I in Omaha.
!
/ Mrs. William c. Jennings and Miss
/ Deborah Jennings expect TO spend the
summer in Boston and Brookline, Mass.
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Z The Sewing club viii not meet today,
but will meet tomorrow with Mrs. Viii
liam NJ. AicC'Tea, the meeting having
I been postponed on account Of the char
/ ity card party.
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! Mrs hOmas MariOneaux and her
daughter. Miss Dorothy Marioneaux.
are at home for the present at go West
South Temple street. after a year
abroad
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Mrs. Guy Serling. who has spent the
winter with her mother in Sandusky,
+ O.. Is expected home shortly.
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