The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-27
SOCIETY


date relatives only. The ceremony
was performed by Dean Benjamin
Brewster. and later the party enjoyed
wedding supper together. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wood left on the evening train
for the east, and they will be at home
after March 1 at Sunshine, where Mr..
Wood is superintendent of the mills.
The home was bright with green and
white, the colors chosen for the we'd
ding, and the bride made a pleasing
picture in a gown of soft white chiffon
with real lace trimmings. A great
shower of white brides roses fell over
her arm. Later she changed for a
going away gown a. navy blue broad
cloth, with hat and gloves to match.
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Miss Eudora Daily entertained a party
of friends yesterday afternoon at q
bridge tea for her sister, Mrs. Edward
]. Roberts, and for Miss Sara Terrell.
Eight tables were filed with the play
ers, and following the game a number
more came In for tea The rooms We're
all decorated with pink and white car
nations, and at the tea following Mrs
Leslie l., Savage ana Miss LOrenr
Leary poured, while assisting the
hostess were Mrs. T. Roy Brown, Mrs
John c. DAILY and Miss Evelyn Brown.
The prize winners were Miss Mamie
Sappington, Mrs. W. NJ. Hunt. Miss
lone Morrison, Miss Terrell. Mrs. John
c. DAILY. Mrs. Brig Cannon, Mrs. John
c. Niven, Miss Minette Baer. Besides
these special guest prizes were award
ed to Mrs. Roberts and Miss Terrell.
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DR.. and Mrs. Alexander c. Ewing en-
tertained a party Of their friends last
evening at bridge, followed by a de-
lightful supper, at their home. The
rooms were all decorated with red. and
the affair was arranged in honor of the
birthday of DR.. Ewing, this part being
kept as a surprise for the guests till
the hour for the supper arrived. Fol-
lowing the game a number who did not
play dropped in to join the party at
supper.
The regular meeting of the Regt-
mental Bridge club yesterday after
noon with Mrs. Willis Uline turned out
to be a large and most enjoyable af-
fair, nearly all the officers and ladies
of the garrison coming in following the
game for tea with the popular hostess
Prizes in the game were won by Mrs
j. NJ. Arrasmith ana Miss Storm. The
| hostess was assisted in serving re-
freshments by a number Of the younger
officers. The next meeting will be held
in two weeks with Mrs. Hugh Walthall
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The music section of the Ladies' Lit.
| erary club meets this morning at the
club house, when sketches Of Clayton
Johns Ethelbert Nevin and Anne Old
berg will be given by Miss Williamson
Instrumental numbers in illustration Of
the study will be given by Miss Beth
CritchIow, Mrs. J. T. Treasure, Mrs
Fred HoTnung. Vocal solos by Mrs
Jack Keith and Mrs. Dailev will be rem
| dered.
The Tuesday tournament players
ended their first tournament yesterday
the decisive game being played at the
home of Miss Edith Sherman yester-
day afternoon. Mrs. Ashby D. Cleve-
land and Mrs. Arthur II. s. Bird were
| the winners. new tournament was
Immediately formed, and the first meet
ing will be held next Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. Robert J. Glendinning
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The Eiks are making great prepare
tons for their entertainment tomorrow
evening. which is to be a. sort of special
affair in honor of the friends who will
go with them to the coast early in the
month. In addition to their usual hos
pitable Thursday night affairs they will
have two vaudeville acts following the
dancing program.
A merry crowd of young people mo-
/ tored out to the Country club last
evening, where, IS guests of Albert
Mccormick, they enjoyed a delightful
dance, given in honor of Miss Moore
and Mr.. McCaskell. About thirty
guests enjoyed The affair, and after
some hours of dancing supper was
served.
Mrs. Arthur II. 5. Bird entertained d
/ few friends at a dinner Monday even
/ ing for Miss Mary Moore and Jasper
McCaskeu, later taking her guests t.
| the inaugural ball at the OdeOn. The
/ guests, besides Miss Moore and Mr. Nc
/ Caskell. were Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank
| Judge, the Misses Mccormick, O. J. and
Walker Salisbury.
Mrs. 5. G. Snyder was the hostess
yesterday afternoon at a small bridge
party at her home, when three tables
of the game We're played Miss Mas
guerite Clark assisted the hostess al
the tea which followed. and prizes were
awarded to Mrs. Boswell, Mrs. Stone
and Mrs. ]. "A. Earies.
Mrs. +. Bonnemort entertained q
party of friends at the Colonial yester-
| day especially in compliment to Mrs. J
| W. Thornley, of Kaysviile The Other
| guests were Mrs. Henry Gardner, Mrs
| H. G. Hoffman. Mrs. Joseph Young
and Mrs. y. A. Dunyon-
The Hospital Aid society viii meet
this morning at the Y. ". c. \. al
1890. This will be the first meeting
since the holidays and is a most i'm
portant one.
| Mrs. Richard r. Stingley is back aft
| er a months stay in Denver, Colorado
| Springs and Boulder visiting friends.
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Mrs. T. J. McGauney entertained z
few friends yesterday afternoon a
| bridge.
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Mrs. Walter Scott gives a bridge tes
on Saturday afternoon for Mrs Ware
and Miss Ward, who leave shortly fol
! the coast.
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Mrs. J. Walcott Thompson entertainl