The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-10
SOCIETY

BY far the largest and most success
full card party ever given by the Hos
pital Aid society was that of yesterday.
at which over thirty tables Of the game
were played. with numbers of others
dropping in later for tea. The entire
upper floor. including the reception hall.
was used for the tables IN the game, and
ION the lower floor delicious refresh
ments We're served Here Mrs. Sol
Siegei sat at the table pouring tea and
coffee, and Mrs. John 5. Manley, Mrs.
Warren Benjamin, Mrs. Edwin KIM
ball and Mrs. Starkweather assisted.
The table was made bright with yellow
Jonquils, and q cloth Of handsome lace
over yellow added to the color effect.
Prizes were awarded the winner at
each table, and the clever idea of pre-
senting each winner with a tiny bout
tonniers of vioIets and freesia was well
come innovation. Mrs. ]. A. Reeves
had charge of the prizes, and the prize
winners were Mrs. 7. r. Woodbridge,
Mrs. J. T. Treasure, Yrs. George Y.
George Airs, Miss Mildred Mcmillan,
Mrs. f. d. Miller, Mss Janet Howat,
Mrs. Claud Williams, Mrs. Benjamin
Raymond, Mrs. John J. DAILY, Mrs. Fred
A. Hale, Mrs. Shea, Mrs. H. Siegel
Mrs. A. T. Sanford, Mrs. Frank Ander-
son. Mrs. c. H. Van Arman, Mrs
Marcy, Mrs. Dee, Mrs. Fred Keate, Mrs
Bero, Mrs. Banks. Miss Eleanor Stew
art Mrs. ]. NJ Bidweli, Mrs. Dorsey.
Mrs. Humphries. Mrs Horace Dunbar.
Mrs. W. T.. Benson. Mrs. Cousten
Browne and Mrs. Thomas Nevill.
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c. W. Whitley is the newly elected
president of the Country club, selected
for that Office at a meeting of the board
of directors held on Saturday evening.
Robert G.. Gemmei. the retiring presi-
dent, was made vice president, and Is
also chairman of the greens committee.
sam Neel is the new secretary, and ;.
A. Whitney the treasurer, while Mr..
| Neel will also be chairman OF the ten
mis- committee, and Frank Judge chair
man Of the house committee. The per-
/ sonnet of the entertainment committee
/ will be announced within few days.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Spencer and their
daughters Jean and Rehan, and Mr.. and
/ Mrs. H G. Whitney and their daugh-
/ ter. leave tomorrow for New YORK,
whence the Whitney family sails Feb
! 20 to Join their sons in Germany for a
/ tour of Europe. The Spencers VIII meet
| Allen Spencer in New York, and will
i return here after attending the IN
| angular ceremonies in Washington.
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The Regimental Bridge club met yes
| terday afternoon with Mrs, Hugh
fWalthall at Fort Douglas, when prizes
were won by Mrs G. r. Elliott and
Mrs. Willis Uline. Mrs. WalthalI was
assisted by her sister, Mss Storm, and
following the game number OF the Of
| ficers and ladies came in for tea. The
next meeting will be with Mrs Z. A
Wieser.
Mrs. J. ". Christy entertained g
dozen friends yesterday at luncheon
| given in compliment to Mrs. Dayton
and Miss Dayton, who are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Gorham and of Mrs
Smaliwood, mother of Mrs. G. ". Put
nam. The others present were Mrs
Paul. Mrs. Gorham, Mrs. Putnam
| Mrs. Hoyt, Mrs B. c. Perkins, Mrs
Menefee and Mrs. Ernest A. Green
wood.
| Mrs. ". D. Donoher entertained tive
tables of bridge yesterday at the chart
ty card party, her guests being Mrs. I
R. Woodbridge, Mrs. W w. Armstrong
| Mrs. W. P. Kiser. Mrs. NJ. H. Kriebel
Miss Louise Sullivan, Miss Mildred Nc
MILAN and Miss Aileen Maelean-
A good many theatre parties have
been made up to enjoy the performance
of "Babette" tonight given by the
young people of the Logan Agriculture
college at the Salt Lake theatre.
The dinner planned by p. L. williams
ir.. for Miss Geddes and Captain Con
rad viii be given tonight at the Alta
club, having been postponed on account
of Mrs. Shaw not arriving from Den
YER Mrs. Shaw probably will be herr
by Friday.
The members Of the Card club and
their husbands will be entertained to
night By Mrs ". D. Donoher and Mrs
fC r Alley at the Donoher apartment
in the Stauffer.
The second game in the Tuesday tour
nament was played yesterday at Mrs
Union worthington's home, and tn
third game will be played next Tuesda,
at the home Of Mrs. Charles Post
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Campbell an
nounce the engagement of their daugh
ter Mabel TO Fred c. Jackson of Amer
lean Fork. The date for the weddinl
ia not yet announced. but 1t VIII tax
place in the near future
Mrs. W P. Kiser will be the hostes
today at a bridge tea in honor Of Mis-
those who play bridge, she will enter
tain a number of friends at tea later.
Miss Edith Sherman will entertain
this afternoon at tea for Mrs Lyol
of Boise. who is her guest.
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Mrs Wertheiner entert2ins at bridg
today for Miss Edna May Of Portlan"
Ore, who is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs
J. A. GTeenewald.
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/ Mrs. Sam G. Park viii entertain Mis-
Geddes and the girls of her bridal part.
on Friday at a luncheon at the Uni
versity club.
Invitations are out today for the larg
reception to be given by Mrs. Eliza bet
BOnnemort for Governor and MIS-. WE
liam SDry on the evening OF FEB. Is.
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]. Frank Judge has gone to CalifoI
mia for q stay of a few weeks on bust
/ ness.
Mrs G. r Boutwell, viii return with
in a few DAYS from a visit to kansa