The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-26


at the Country club Wednesday by Mrs
T. G. Weber. in honor of Mrs. Charles
Nye and Miss Lowe, who are guests at
the home Of their parents, Mr. and Mrs
George H. Lowe. Pink asters ana
ferns were banked with pretty effect
on the luncheon table, where monogram
cards in gold marked the places for
twelve guests.
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Mrs Louis Gordon entertained twelve
guests informally Wednesday afternoon
with a white shower given for Miss
Bess Mcmillan, whose wedding viii
take place Saturday. The decOrat tons
were carried out in white throughout
the rooms, white asteTs being used with
dainty effect.
c. =. Warren entertained Monday
evening with a stag dinner, with NJ. Nc
Bride, commercial agent of the Denver
& Rio Grande of Portland, as the guest
Of honor. The table was effectively
decorated in the seasons flowers, and
covers were laid for eight guests.
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Mrs. Jack GiImer was one of We'd
nesday's hOstesses at the Country club,
and Miss Elsie Parsons also entertained
party Of friends at the table d'hote
luncheon.
A delightful Kensngton was given
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. c. B.
Stewart, when she entertained forty
guests in honor of her sister. Miss Ar
dele ROmney, who will be married next
Thursday. The parlor was decorated
with pink asteTs combined with ferns,
while naSturtiums were used in the Ii
brary, with many palms placed about
the room. Mrs. Stewart was assisted
by Mrs. James H. MOyle, Mrs. George
r. ROmney, jr, and Mrs. Raymond
Romney. In the sewing contest, which
was a feature of the afternoon, the
prizes were won by Miss Vilate SEQ
field, Mrs. Reuben Romney and Mrs.
Mignon Russell.
A 500 party was given by Miss Rae
Campbell Wednesday noon, the honored
guest being Miss Janet Murdoch, q
bride of the month. A japanese scheme
was chosen for the decorations. many
Japanese fans, lanterns and parasols |
giving a charming Oriental effect. The
dining room was lighted with rows of
the lanterns, and with red-shaded can
delabTa placed at either end of the din
ing table The table was covered with
a cluny lace cloth over red satin. and
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the CenteTpiece. Throughout the rooms
the bright colors of many autumn
leaves added to the pretty effect. Tea
was served by Mrs. Albert S. Horne, |
assisted by Miss MignOn Denhalter. /
Ten tables of 500 were played, the prizes
being awarded to Mrs. James Nibley |
and the guest of honor.
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Mrs. w. Il. Child entertained eight |
guests informally Thursday afternoon /
with a KensingtOn given in honor of |
Miss Bess Mcmillan, whose wedding1
will take place on Saturday evening.
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A charmingly appointed dinner party |
was given Wednesday evening by Mr. /
and Mrs. G. O. Beebe at their home IN /
G street. The decorations in the par /
lOrs were pink roses, while yellow mas |
turtiUms were effectively used in the |
dining room. A beautiful cluny lace /
cloth, over yellow satin, covered the |
dining table, and a bank of nastur- |
tiums formed the centerpIece, with sin /
gle blossoms at each place. Covers /
were laid for twenty guests.
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A large reception was that given |
Thursday night at the First COngrega- |
tiOnal church in honor of the pastor /
the Rev. Elmer I. GOsnen. The church |
was beautifully decorated in masses of !
yellow daisies and asters. and other /
flowers of the season. Palms were also |
used with pretty effect in the decora- /
lions. The church was filled during the /
evening with members Of the congrega- /
ton and other friends of the pastor |
Those in the receiving line besides the /
pastor Rev. Goshen, were the directors |
of the church, A. J. Gorham, L. E. Hall /
c. E. Allen, L. c. Miller, E. O. Howard /
Professor o. a. Clark, A. n. Walters /
and DR.. E. S. Barnett. Musical selec- /
tons were rendered during the evening. /
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Miss Ardelle ROmney was the hon
ored guest at a delightful musicale 1
given Thursday afternoon to thirty-one |
guests at the home of N-rs. Nflate Rom /
ney on c street. Banks of golden glow |
and asters were used with pretty eff
feet throughout the rooms. A buffet |
luncheon was served, the hostess being /
assisted by Mrs. Crawford and the
Misses Vilate Schofeld Susan Soho
field, Gertrude Romney, Vilate Romney
and Irene Romney.
In honor of Miss Janet Murdoch.
whose marriage takes place on We'd
nesday a delightful Orpheum party was
given Thursday afternoon by Miss Vic 4
IL 1Hifheli- Inc matinee was fOltOWed /
by a luncheon at Franklin's, the table 4
being prettily decorated in pink and I
white asters. Covers were laid for the \
following guests: Mrs. Fred Taylor. 4
Mrs. Grace Woolley and the Misses
Janet Murdoch, Viola Denhalter, Rae II
Campbell Nora Murdoch, Alice Castle II
ton and Vialo Thirkell.
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Miss Vedi Beebe was the hostess at a II
pretty luncheon given Thursday to