The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-03
State Society,"
OGDEN.

ogden. April 2.--Mrs. Abe Kuhn was the
charming hostess at a bridge party on
tuesday evening. The table presented
beautiful appearance with a large basket
u yellow jOnquils and yellow tulips tor
me centefplece and at either end OF the
tapie smaller baskets filled with the same
beautiful spring flowers. The place CARDS
were beautiful Easter cards sent TO the
hostess by friend in Paris. Four tables
we're rilled with the players. Mrs. VII
arc arc Jay Bell and 4. G. Hibbs had the
44ish scores. Miss MinOgue and W. ID.
1ohoher of Salt Lake the consolation
glizes The guests who enjoyed Mrs
sums hospitality were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Tl6saiph e. Hoag, Mr.. and Mrs Willard Jay,
DeiI, Or. and Mrs. Ambrose r. HiDbs, MI
ana Mrs. Hugh c. Wood, Mr., and Mrs.
Arthur Kuhn. Mr.. and Mrs, j. l. Key
nolqs, Miss MinOgue of Michigan. Dr. w
II; Donoher of Salt Lake city.
Mrs. Ezra Rich is visiting friends In
Logan.
Mrs. William W. Fleetwood and small
son, William W. Fleetwood, Jr-, LETT
monday for a visit Of several weeks with
relatives in Chicago.
Miss Mary Jensen and Miss Olivia Jen-
sen of Brigham city visited friends in
ogden during the fore part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Bowman, were the
guests during the past week OF MIS-. BOW
mans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Flinders OF
Hooper.
One of the largest and most brilliant af-
fplTs this season was the bridge tea given
II
ginia on the afternoon of Easter Mon
day, Mrs. Howard SnelgrOve Of Salt
Lake assisted the hostess in receiving and
Mrs. Phillip Warren Kinsley poured The
rooms We're exquisite in their decorations
of pink. daintiy arranged The table
with a tall cut glass vase filled with La
Afrdnce roses ON centerDiece OF beau
Eiful cluny lace over pink silk, and pink
Shaded candelabra made an attractive
picture. Prizes consisting of a hand en-
broidered dolly We're gifen at each table
The winners Of prizes We're: Mrs. J. O.
Cross. Mrs. Willard G. Bell, Mrs. VIII
Mrs. l.. T. HulanisR, Mrs. Ralph e
Bristol. Mrs. IT. II. Spencer. Mrs David
T. Sheehan. Mrs Charles Barton. The
guests included the following. Mrs.
Charles II. Kircher, Mrs Hugh NJ. Rowe.
Mrs. Hiram E Spencer Mrs. Ambrose
p. Hubs. Mrs. Farley T. Wright Mrs.
] o. Cross, Mrs. Albert G. Horn. Mrs.
William Van Allen. Mrs. Ira Lester Rey-
nolds, Mrs. John y Sparge, Mrs. Edward
9. Manson. Mrs. Daniel J. Malone, Mrs.
Ralph +. Hoag, Mrs. CT 1rge Halverson,
Mrs. William II. Eccles, Mrs. Horace
PeeFy, Mrs. Daniel J. Sheehan, Mrs.
Richard T. Hume, Mrs. Hugh G. Wood,
Mrs. Ralph Guthrie. Mrs. VIII c. Wright,
Mrs. Alexander ". Walker. Mrs. VIII
liam @. Dalrymple, Mrs. Ralph f. Bris-
toll Mrs. Harold ]. PeeTy, Mrs. Florence
Wright, Mrs. Philip W. Kinsley, Mrs. R.
Boyd, Mrs. F.. Pratt. Among the out-of-
grove of Salt Lake. Mrs. r. a. Grant Of
Salt Lake. Miss Ruth Minogue of Michi-
gan. Miss Mildred Morris of New York.
Mrs. T. +. Row lands wife of Assistant
Superintendent Rowlands of the Salt Lake
division of the Southern Pacific. returned
Monday from San Jose, Cal, where she
has been for the past two weeks, the
guest of her brother. Miss Irene Row
lands viii visit in San Jose for a few
weeks longer before returning TO Ogden.
Mrs. James Reardon is entertaining her
brother. A. Hansen of Hamilton, Mont.
Mrs. Ira Lester Reynolds and Mrs. VIII
liam Van Allen entertained at two large
bridge parties Thursday and Friday aft
ernoon at the home Of Mrs. Reynolds.
Nine tables each day were filled with the
players and prize given the winner at
each tabi.
Mrs Archie p. BigeIow entertained the
ladies OF the Martha society Monday aft
eTnOOn at her home in Jefferson avenue.
Mrs Hiram H Spencer will entertain
the members of the Halcyon Sewing club
and a few guests Saturday afternoon at
her home in Twenty-fifth street
Mrs. Robert T. Joyce has issued invi-
tations for a large lunenson to be given at
teh Virginia next Wednesday at 1 o'clock
In honor of her daughter. Mrs. Henry
Charles Hubbard OF Seattle.
Mrs. Valentine Gideon was hostess to
the ladies OF the COngre gatiOnal church
and their friends on Thursday afternoon,
Marca 81, at J45O Twenty-fifth street
Miss HOrtense Sinister left Monday aft
einoon for an extended visit with friends
In California.
Mrs. William Ware of 125 Twenty-sixth
street delightfully."- entertained a number
of her friends Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Nellie Fletcher has returned from
Il visit Of several days with friends IN
Salt Lake.
Mrs. John T. Corlew entertained fifteen
ladies at a Kensington Wednesday aft
brnOon.
one of the prettieSt little birthday par
ties given in March was the one Thurs
10 Oft In Of Ia AMI n
birthday Of little Marie Griffin at her
home, 2940 Childs avenue. Games, songs
md various unique diversions occupied
the time until O'Clock, when delicious
luncheon was served by Mrs. G.. W. Gay
mon, mother of the little hostess, and a
most delightful final hour was spent
Mr.. and Mrs. Win c. Wright entertained
at a box party at the OrpheuIn Monday
evening followed by supper.
A pleasant meeting of the Toistoi club
was held Thursday afternoon at the home
Gent, Mrs. Kate Kuhn, presiding. Mrs.
Cutting assisted by her daughter, Mrs.
NeWcornbe was hostess, and following the
business session very interesting pro-
SUPERINTENDENT E @. Gowans of the
state industrial school and Mrs. Gowans,
have returned from two weeks trip
TO California.
The ladies OF the Cembllm club met
with Mrs. &. r. Livingston Thursday
afternoon. A pleasant afternoon was
spent with cards, after which delicious
dinner was served. in the evening Mrs.
Livingston taking her guests 20 the Or
pheum.
Mrs. George Mole will be hostess 70 the
ladies Of the TOlstOi circle at her home.
25Tl Lincoln avenue, at their next regu-
lar meeting.
Mrs Henry Naisbitt win entertain tho
ladies of the Cemblum club st her home
in Adams aVeuus at their next regular
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs R ]. Collins entertained
a number of their friends at cards Thurs
day evening. The prizes were won by
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Curtis, Mrs. James
Burton and Mr.. VIII Weaver. Their
guests included the following: Mr.. and
Mrs. George Angel, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Blake, Mr.. and Mrs. James Burton,