The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-04
SOCIETY

Mrs. e. ]. Roberts and Mrs. Mark /
Lillard were the hostesses at an infor- |
NAL bridge tea given yesterday after /
noon at their home in vne Drayton |
apartments. Miss Bess Mcmillan being !
the honored guest Asters in the laven-
der and white shades were used with
pretty effect throughout the rooms. Tea
was poured by Mrs. J. J. Daily, assisted
bv Miss Carrie Calvin. Six tables of
hTidge were entertained. and other
guests came I'm for the tea that fol-
lowed the games.
A delightful kensington tea was given
at the home of Mrs. H J. Fitzgerald
on East South Temple street yesterday
afternoon, when about twenty guests
were entertained in h0liOr of Mrs c. p.
Elliott Of Minneapolis. The dining
room was bright with masses Of golden
glow. a mound of the flowers decorating
the dining table. In the library and
parlor asters in the purple, pink and
white shades formed the decorations.
Assisting the hostess We're the Misses
Ethel Elliott. Helen Jacobson, Pearl
Hanson. Elizabeth Allen and Marie
Fitzgerald.
An informal evening affair was that
given last evening by Miss Bessie How
ard. who entertained about thirty-five
guests with a dancing party given az
her home at Garfield.
Jack BerlzhOel entertained about
thirty-hve friends with a delightful
musical evening given last night at his
home in St. Andrews house. Among
those who participated in the must
cal program We're Mrs. Charles q.
PIummer, Mrs. Alfred Peters, Mrs. Will
liam NJ. McCrea, Miss Florence Locke,
Miss Rena Redman, Mr- KisselDefgi
Mr.. Sharpe, MT. saunders of New York
and Jack BerkhoeL About thirty-hve
guests were entertained and the affair
was chaper0ned by Mrs. Charles Plum
mer. Pink and white asters were used
in the decorations.
Mrs. ". H Tibbals entertained
thirty-five guests at a delightful gar
den PARTY given yesterday afternoon at
her home in Third avenue. Golden
glow, uasturtiums and asJers were used
with charming effect i'm carrying out a
color scheme of yellow in the GecOra-
tons The refreshments were served
on the lawn, and Mrs. Tibbals was as
sisted by Miss Gladys Savage and Miss
Margaret Andrews.
Mr. and Mrs. LeGTand Young, Jr.,
were the COmplimented guests at five
hundred party given last evening by
Miss Elizabeth Allen at her home in
First avenue. The seasons flowers We're
used in the decorations throughout the
rooms About thirty guests were pres
ent during the evening.
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A delightful bridge tea was given
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Matthew Cullen on East Fifth
South street, Mrs. Cullen and Mrs. Car
rett wilkins entertaining in honor Of
Miss Rae Bartch. The dining table
was decorated with a low mound of
golden glow and sweet peas, while pink
and white sweet peas were used in the
other decorations. The hOStesses were
assisted by Mrs. W. B. Stanley, Mrs.
F. L. Leonard and Mrs. A. K. Brun-
ton Eight tables of bridge We're played,
the prizes being AWARDED to Miss Helen
Evans, Miss Leslie Woodruff, Miss Beth
Critchlow, Miss Olive Bartch, Mrs.
SchOppe, Mrs. Elbridge Thomas, Mrs.
Max Wishman and the guest of honor,
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Miss La Blanche Snow was the guest
of honor at a charming afternoon af-
fair given by Mrs. Lulu Snow Hem
mick assisted by Mrs. Mabel Snow
Cole. A color scheme of yellow was
carried out with banks of golden glow
and sUnflowers in the parlors In the
dining room, pink streamers extended
from the chandeliers to the four cor
-ners of the table. i'm the center Of which
was a large cut glass bowl filed with
pink asters. 4 cloth of real point lace
covered the table. The color scheme of
pink was carried out in the refresh
ments. the ices being served in dainty
pins heart-shaped baskets. During the
afternoon a delightful musical program
was rendered, and a novel feature OF
the affair was the hand-painted brides
book, IN which the guests wrote their
wishes for the brides happiness.
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A china shower was given last even
ing by Mrs O. W. Harvey and Mrs. A.
D. Candland, the affair being cOmpli-
mentary to Miss Myrtle Brown, a Sep
TENDER bride.
Miss Alta Sermon was the hostess at
a lake party given last evening, when
fourteen guests were entertained with
a supper AT the "Leviathan," followed
by dancing during the evening.
Mrs. J. c. Snow entertained at a five
hundred party given yesterday, cOmpli-
mentary to Mrs. Elliott Mellinger of
Pittsburg and Miss Lucille Snow, a
used in the parlOr decorations, while
masses Of golden glow were used in the
reception hall. A color scheme Of pink
and white was carried out in the dining
room, a mound Of sweet peas forming
the table centerpiece. The Misses
Frances and Alfred Sanders presided al
the punch bowl. while those who as
sisted in receiving were Mrs. Richard
Simis and Mrs. Claude Price. Five
tables of five hundred were played and
prizes were awarded to Mrs. NJ. p.
Kirk, Miss Lucille Snow and Mrs Mel
linger.
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A charmingly appointed dinner was
that given on Thursday evening at the
home Of Mrs +. II. DOTman. Covers
were laid for seven guests, and the
table was decorated in pink sweet peas