The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-16
SOCIETY

several charming luncheons given yes
terday. Miss Ethel Mount was one of
the days hostesses, entertaining d
party of thirty guests with a luncheon.
followed by bridge in the afternoon. The
affair was complimentary to ner aunt,
Mrs. D. Q. McEwan of Omaha, who is
visiting in the city. A dainty color
scheme of yellow was chosen for the
decorations, a large bowl of japanese
suniiowers forming the table center
piece, and the refreshments carrying
out the same color effect. StreamCrs o.
yellow tulle extended from the corners
of the table to the centerpiece, which
was tied with large bow Of the tulle.
on which rested a flight of butterflies
in the yellow and brown shades. The
place cards were hand-painted. and the
sunfioWers were tied with yellow satin
ribbons At the bridge games the
prizes were won by Miss Charlotte
Holmes, Mrs. w. II. Child Mrs. A. c.
Ewing. Mrs. Wing Allen of New York,
Mrs. Thomas Boyer and Miss Louise
Sullivan.
Mrs. Robert Gemmell was the hostess
at a delightful luncheon given at the
Country club, the affair being in honor
of her sister, Miss Mabel Anderson, who
leaves soon for her home in San Fran
cisco. The table was decorated with a
white and lavender shades.
x X x
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed SmoOt have issued
invitations for a reception to be given
at the B, Y. L. gymnasium at Provo on
Friday evening, Sept. II. in celebration
of their twenty-ffth wedding ami
versary.
The Womans guild of st. Marks ca
thedral held their first session of the
season Tuesday.
Mrs. r. w Hill entertained her
bridge club yesterday at her apart
ments in the Caithness.
Miss Louise Mnliron was guest of
honor Monday at a luncheon given by
Mrs Fred c. Cooley, decorations being
in sUnflOwers, and covers were laid for
the guest Of honor Miss L. H. MilIiron,
Mrs. A. w. James, Mrs. Virginia 5.
Stephens and Miss Virginia Duncan.
X X X
Mrs. p. o. Perkins entertained the Of
fcers and members Of the EIecta chap
ter OF the Eastern Star at her home
Tuesday night. Forty guests enjoyed
the affair.
Mrs. Richard Keyes viii be the
hostess at a luncheon to be given today
at Nilt alta NlLB EALlGA lilG AuAlNll1DlA Ntl-
guests will be entertained with a box
party at the Orpheum.
X X x
One of today's hostesses viii be Mrs.
Frank Parker, who will entertain this
afternoon with a bridge tea at her home
on East South Temple street.
The second of series of affairs TO
be given this week by Mrs. !. A. Earls
will be the bridge tea this afternoon at
her home in the Virginia apartments.
X
Mrs. John Dern and Mrs. J. c. Dick
will be the hOstesses at a tea TO be given
this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Dern, the hOnOred guest being Mrs.
George Dern, who has recently returned
to Salt Lake to reside.
X
Mrs. Heber Lee will entertain her
card club this afternoon at her home on
North Temple street
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Mrs. VIII Naylor will entertain with
a party to be given at her home this
evening.
X 4 X
A musicale viii be given this evening
at the home of Miss Irene Kelly, the
guests of honor being Miss Hazel
Barnes and Miss Edna Evans,
x
The Country club will be the scene Of
a large party to be given today, with
Mrs. A. E. Hutchinson as the hostess.
X X X
Miss Stella Fabian will entertain to-
day with a bridge tea complimentary to
Mrs. NJ. W. Lillard-
X X X
A luncheon will be given in honor of
Mrs. lie Grand Young at the Country
club yesterday was that with which
Mrs. T. r. Woodbridge entertained, this
being the first of a series that will be
given by Mrs. Woodbridge. The table
was daintily decorated in pink asters,
and covers were laid for fourteen
guests.
In honor of Miss Edna Evans, a
charming bridge tea was given yester-
day by Mrs. Wilbur s. Henderson at
her home on Fifth East street. The din
ing table was covered with a beautiful
cluny lace cloth, and a low mound of
pink asters formed the centerpiece, with
streamers of Virginia creeper extend
ing TO the corners of the table. Clusters
OF sunfiOwers were effectively used in
carrying out a color scheme of yellow
throughout the other rooms.
Mrs. NJ. L. Lippman presided at the
tea table while those who assisted in
serving were Mrs. H. A. Schweikhart,
Mrs. II. G. Boyer, Mrs. Charles F. Jen-
llA6S dllu MISS DldilcIt HENDERSON. SIX
tables Of bridge were played, and the
prizes. which were beautiful hand
painted plates, were awarded TO Mrs. G.
G. CrismOn, Mrs. A. Fred Wey, Mrs
Barbee. Mrs. Frank Harding, Mrs He
Der Lee, Mrs. n. L. Lippman and the
guest of honor, Miss Evans
X *
Mrs. George y. Wallace entertained
a party of fourteen guests at the Coun-
try club yesterday in honor of Mrs.
Henry Styer, a former salt Lake resi-
dent, who has been visiting friends in
the city.
x X
Miss Lucille Snow was the cOmpli-
mented guest at a five hundred party
given last evening at the home Of Mrs.
L. NJ. Meyer on South Eighth East
street. A bank Of pink asters graced
the center of the dining table, while
Cupid cards marked the places for
twenty-five guests. Sprays of wild
roses, with their clusters of red berries.
added a pretty touch of color to the