The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-13
SOCIETY

The Country club presented a gay
spectacle yesterday afternoon with nu-
merous parties of friends, who having
enjoyed the table d'hote luncheon,
stayed either to play bridge or to enjoy
the delights of the place. Several
luncheon parties were entertained, the
largest being that given by Mrs. Frank
Judge, when some two dozen guests
were entertained in the private dining
room. The table was decorated in pink
and green, a low green mound studded
with pink carnations forming the cen
terpiece, while numerous candles with
rose pink shades added to the color of
the table.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Bransford an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Ada. to Dr.. Milford B. Bransford
of Garfield. The marriage will take
place June %. The bride is one of the
popular young teachers of the city, and
yesterday the teachers of the Lafay-
cite school gave a dinner in her honor
at the Lion House. which was a most
/ enjoyable affair. Nearly thirty guests
were present and enjoyed a delicious
menu prepared by the pupils of the do
nestle science department. The school
colOrs of while and green were used,
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form of a T were most artistic.
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Mrs. S. c. Snyder entertained a dozen
friends yesterday at a-luneheon for Mrs.
Thomas Marioneaux, when quantities
of marguerites we're used for the table
decorations. The place cards were done
in the same flowers. The guests, be
sides Mrs. M-arioneaux, were Mrs Will
liam H. Dale, Mrs George Savage, Mrs.
II C--1~r~ Ne 7 = TIOanar Mrc w
j. Browning, Mrs. r. Dumbeck, Mrs.
Fred Hornung, Mrs. H. P. Clark, Mrs.
Frank johnson and Mrs. L. L. Archer.
Mrs. Charles G. Plummer entertained
a party of eighteen friends yesterday at
the Country club in compliment to Miss
Beth Ward. who leaves shortly for
London for an indefinite stay. Apple
blossoms made the table bright with
the luncheon the guests enjoyed the
beautiful out of doors around the club.
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At the residence of the brides par
ents, 156 South Second East, Nelson
iDickerman Of California and Miss Hal
lie Ferron of this city were united in
marriage Wednesday morning. Rev.
William Thurston Brown, minister OF
the First Unitarian church. officiating
/ MI. anu MIS-. DAthEIlndl itll lOI d Mtu-
ding trip to include the Grand Canyon
of the Colorado and southern California
They will make their home in Ham
monitor, Cal.
Mrs. H. L. Charles entertained a halt
dozen friends at a luncheon at the
Country club yesterday in compliment
to Walter Green of Butte. who is the
| guest of Mrs. s. H. TrelOar. The guests
J besides these two. were Mrs c. f. Ad.
ans. Mrs. l. VI. Bailey and Mrs. F.. E
McGurrin.
: Mrs. W. 3. Stanley entertained the
members of the Utopia club yesterday
at her home on Fifth South street
[ when Mrs. Isadore Mayer. Mrs. Charlie.
c. Crismon, Mrs S. H. Pinkerton anC
r Mrs. George T. Briee won the prizes.
, Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. walker and theii
children and Mrs. Witcher Jones lef'
t last evening on the Los Angeles Limited
for Los Angeles. Mr.. INC Mrs. Wake,
/ viii spend a few weeks in that vicinity
5 but Mrs. Jones will go to San FTancisc,
to spend the summer.
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Mrs. James Z. Jennings entertained
party of friends at the Country clul
2 yesterday for Mrs. Harold Jennings o
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Mrs. w. W. Ritter and Mrs. Waite
Jennings.
J Mrs J. T Treasure entertained tn
Plate club yesterday at her home. whe1
following the luncheon four tables 0
= bridge were played. and prizes awardei
= to Mrs. J. NJ. Moore and Mrs. j. c. Tay
$ Tor.
a Mrs r ID Hammond entartaine
yesterday afternoon at her home at 500
= Seven tables Of players enjoyed tn
game, and prizes were won by Mrs. W
. o. Cleland. Mrs. stephens and Mrs
T Frank Harding. The hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. G. G. V~erbryek, and tn
6 home was decorated with great spray
of apple blossoms forming a perfec
bower. Mrs. Hammond will give
e bridge tea this afternoon.
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Mrs. r. =. Officer entertained a part
= Of a dozen friends ar a dinner last even
e ing to meet Lieutenant Commando
Henry A. Pearson Of h United state
battleship Illinois.
Judge John Gray of Montrose, Colo
y is visiting his daughter. Miss Mar
Olive Gray, at her home, 20 North Stat
street.
The monthly meeting of the Spirit {
Liberty chapter. Daughters Of III
Z American Revolution. will be held toda
at the home of Mrs. George r. HancOcl
The annual election Of officers will /
/ held,
Miss Josephine Spencer will entertai
a few friends today at a luncheon