The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-03
SOCIETY


Mrs. James Finlan of Chicago, enter
tanned sixty guests at an exquisitely ap-
pointed luncheon on Thursday at the
| home of Mrs Ivers on East First South
street. The luncheon was served at
the small tables, which were decorated
with low bowls Of pink and white as
ters. Places for the guests were
marked with dainty, hand-painted
cards in pink and white flower designs.
The luncheon was followed by bridge,
fifteen tables being played.
The Misses Carrie and Mamie Sap
pington entertained yesterday afternoon
with the last of a series of bridge teas
given this week at their home on
Twelfth East street. The tables were
decorated in pink and white asters, and
the hostesses were assisted by SIrs.
Robert Kramers and Mrs Eddingfield.
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Eighteen guests were entertained with
a delightful affair given last evening
by Miss Florence Gunner, compliment
tary to Miss Lara Rawlins, whose mar
riage to Herbert Coffman will take
place Saturday. The party enjoyed
hayride from Murray to the Culner
country home in Little Cottonwood,
where a supper was served during the
| evening. The rooms were decorated
throughout with sunhowers.
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A dainty yellow luncheon was that
with which Mrs. z. V. Silver enter
tanned six guests yesterday, the guests
of honor being the Misses Bess McMil-
Ian and Rae Bartch, two popular Sep
TENDER brides. A basket of yellow
gladiOlas and coreopsis graced the cen
ter of the luncheon table, and hand
painted cards in the yellow blossoms
marked the places for Mrs. Frank Pow
ell of Los Angeles, Miss Betsy Wood
ard of Raleigh, n. c., Miss Olive
Bartch, Miss Lorine Leary and the
guests Of honor;
, Mrs. George w. LambouTne enter
| tanned the members Of the Thursday
? Afternoon Bridge club with a delight
p full luncheon given yesterday at her
= home on c street. White asters and
} dahlias were banked with pretty eff
r. feet on the dining table, and covers
/ were laid for twelve guests. The
e luncheon was followed by bridge The
p club will meet next Thursday with Mrs.
w. H. WeyheT.
Mrs. E. L. Jones was the hostess at
a delightful affair given at her home
on n street yesterday. when she enter
tanned five tables at a five hundred
D party in honor of Miss Leone Sullivan
e. and Miss Eta Idol of White Cloud,
- Kan, and Miss Name Laughlin of Los
Angeles. A color scheme of yellow was
carried out with sunhowers mass I'd
= throughout the rooms.
I
r Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Peabody enter
= tanned with an informal dinner last
= evening at their home on Third ave
3 nue., in honor of Major / Hood of To-
peka, Kan, who is visiting his daughter,
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pink and white sweet peas decorated
; the dining table, and covers were laid
, for twelve guests.
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A box party at the Orpheum was
f given yesterday by Miss Elsie Zwicky,
: the affair being complimentary to neT
2 guest. Miss Edna Smith of New York.
a The matinee was followed by a lunch
, ! con at FTankln's, where covers were
! laid for Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Marshall,
' Mrs. c. Lynch, Ralph Zwicky, and the
, Misses Edna Smith, Pearl Savage.
: Daisy Savage, Ethel Martin and Elsie
+ Zwicky.
Miss Gertrude Flagel was the hostess
at a delightful five hundred party given
at her home on Second South street
] yesterday. Pink and white asters and
golden glow were used in the decora-
tons, mound Of the golden glow form
< ing the table centeTpieCe. Three tables
e Of bridge We're played, the prizes being
- | awarded to Miss Luella Warning and
t ! Miss Cecil Burns. Miss Flagel was as
r sisted by Miss Gladys Quayle.
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Miss Viola Godbe, a September bride,
{ | was the honoTed guest at a charming
e i've hundred party given yesterday by
: | Miss Anita Davidson. A bank of golden
B. glow decorated the dining table, which
To- was presided over by Mrs. W. F. Key
B ! ting and Mrs. w. Mitchell. Four tables
- of five hundred were played and the
e prizes were won by Miss Edna Shep-
herd and the guest of honor.
Miss Joy Witbeck entertained large
party of friends with a watermelon
} fete given last evening at her home on
Eleventh South street. A color scheme
4 of green and pink was carried out in
. | the decorations, pink and white asters
{ | being combined with greenery through
o out the rooms. The dining table was
+ | covered with a Cluny lace cloth over
= pink satin, with a large cut glass bowl
+ Of the asters as a centerpiece, and pink
n satin ribbons extending from the chan
e | delieT to the four corners of the table
PoTtieres of the pink satin ribbons
| draped the dOOrways, while large satin
{ bows shaded the chandeliers. Lone
g rows Of japanese lanterns lighted the
z veranda, which was decorated with the
national flags and masses of golden
glow. A lattice work of greenery and
golden glow screened the punch bowl
= which was presided over by the Misses
Aleta Witbeck and Jessie Clarion. The
color scheme Of pink and green was
carried out in the refreshments, which
% were served at small tables placed about
the lawn.
). The Sewing club held its weekly
meeting Thursday afternoon at the
home of Miss Winifred Lynn on Fourth
East street.
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Mrs. Garrett Wilkins and Mrs Mat
thew Cullen will entertain this after
noon with a bridge tea to be given il
honor of Miss Rae Bartch, whose mar
riage to John LLOYD viii take place OF
Wednesday next.
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An informal bridge tea will be giver
this afternoon by Mrs. f. J. Roberts
and Mrs. Mark Lillard, the affair be-
ing complimentary to Miss Bess McAIil.
Ian, a popular September bride.
X x X
The members of st. Paul's choir will
be entertained this evening at a musical
with Jack BerkhoeI as host.
n
A number of young people will be
a ! entertained this evening with an in