The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-11
SOCIETY

Mrs William P. Kiser was theihostess
yesterday at a most delightful bridge
tea for Miss Kathryn Geddes, when
about fifty friends were entertained at
the hospitable Kiser home Nine Ia
1les Of the game were played, and
prizes awarded the winner at each.
Many more came in for the tea which
Followed when the hostess and her
mother. Mrs Chambers. were assisted
oy Mrs Louis Gates, Mrs. Charles
Read, Miss Gertrude McGrath, Miss
Louise Sullivan, Miss Aiieen Maelean.
Miss Bsss Niles. Miss Lorene Leary
ana Miss Eleanor Stewart. The rooms
we're made bright and springlike with
a PERCUSSION Of golden yellow daffodils.
and the tea table. with its great basket
OF them on cluny lace cloth over yell
low satin and ribbons Of the same sun
ny hue, vas most attractive. Mrs.
hiser entertains again today at q bridge
tea Tor her mother. Mrs. Chambers.
P.L williams. jr vas the host last
evening at a delightful dinner at the
Alta club for the members OF the
Seddes-Conrad bridal party. The
round table was laid in the gold room,
ana a profusion Of American Beauty
roses formed the decorations. The
guests, besides Miss Geddes and Cap
tam Conrad. were Captain and Mrs
HarSer. Mrs. Hooper Dunbar. Miss
Gertrude McGrath. Miss Annie McCor-
nick. Miss Pearl Van Colt. Miss Kate
Wllilams. Mrs Leslie L. Savage, c. s.
Mcdonald. J. T. Goodwin. Captain Nc
Caskey and Lieutenants Waterman and
Green
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Miss Edith Sherman entertained YES
terdsy afternoon at a tea in coupIj-
ment 10 Mrs Lyon Of Boise. About
forty or more friends Of the hostess
called during the afternoon hours, while
MIS- Heoer NJ. Wells and Mrs. Karl A.
Scheld poured tea. The hostess was
assisted by the Misses Hampstead, Ber-
ina Hampstead. Hanauer. Fannie Han
auer and Roodlidge- The rooms were
MADE bright with quantities of daffodiIs
and ferns.
Mrs. John z. McCsrty Of the Eastern
star assisted by number OF friends.
will entertain the Masons ana Their
FAMILIES tomorrow evening at the Ma
sonic temple at 7.30. An address by
Kew. F. A Simpkin at O'Clock will be
the especial feature Of the evening.
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Mrs. Donoher and Mrs. c. r Aley en-
terta1ned the members Of their bridge
ciuo last evening, together with their
husbands, at a bridge party at the Dom
oner apartments, when pleasant even
ing vas spent in the game, followed by
a jolly supper.
DR.. and Mrs. Jack Keith are planning
short trip to Chicago in the near fu-
ture
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Mrs. J. c. Lyon OF Boise is the guest
during her stay Of. Mrs. Hugh Thomas.
Mrs William G. Jennings will enter
tain company Of young boys and girls
tonight for Miss Katherine Richards
Mrs. NJ H. sowIes entertains today
at a luncheon for Miss sara Terrell.
Miss Katherine Madison has arrived
from Goldfeld, and is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Z. VI. Garnet.
c W Whitley leaves this evening
tor trip to the east on business.
Mr.. and Mrs ". II. Dewolf Of Mil
ford are in town visiting Mr. and Mrs
Frank Roberts.
Mrs NJ. H Kriebel, Mrs Ellsworth
Daggett and Mrs. J. NJ. BidweH will be
the hostesses at a tea tomorrow after
noon.
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Mrs Kari A. Scheid will entertain at
a luncheon next Tuesday at her home
on Brigham street.
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There is to be a fancy dress ball at
the post on the evening Of Feb. p, for
which preparations are well under way.
Cards were issued yesterday for the
wedding of Miss Sarah ". Terrell and
Ruper K. Stockwell on the evening of
Feb "A, at the First Presbyterian
church.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roberts enter
tained at an OTpheum party last even
ing, followed by supper at the College
Inn, for their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. De
Wolf
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Mrs H r Martin and daughter, Lii
Ian. Of Indianapolis. are here, the
guests Of Ar. and Mrs. J. L Yundt