The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-19

One of the large affairs of Friday was
the hop given at Fort Douglas by Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Alva Lee. compliment
airy 60 Midshipman Robert Corwin Lee
OF Annapolis. American flags and the
naval pcnuants were effectively com
pine5 jim the decorations. and anchors
of sunfOwer blossoms were arranged
about the rooms. The post band fur
nished the music for the dancing dur
ing the evening. Those in the receiving
line were Lieutenant and airs. Lee and
Mldslipmau il. C.. Lee. Mrs. Lee was
attireu I'm q handsome gown of white
lace. One hundred and forty guests
were present at the affair, among them
oelns many L.om the city.
Alice NibIe-. Margaret Mcclure. Vedi
beebe, Leigh WhittemoTo. Madeline
Weltz. Gladys McCouauEhy. Dorothy
ColbWr, Edith Godbe Josephine We'll.
Dorothy Bookli5se. Gladys Savage. Vir-
gIula Beatty. Cary Marshall. Irene
Leonard, Gertrude Hanson, MARGARET
Werner, Shirley Palmer and Margaret
Stewart The party was chaperoued by
Mrs. C.. w. Dunyon.
Mrs j. A. Earls was the hostess Fri
day at % prettily appointed luncheon,
given at her apartments at the Vir-
giaia. this being the third OF a series of
the week. Pink and white asters were
used in the decorations. The luncheon
was followed by bridge. three tables be-
ing played. Prizes were won by Mrs
Duncan McAlister Mrs. Louis Block,
Mrs. Harry CAM
Mr. and Mrs. Frank $. Johnson gave
a delightful house party Friday evening
at the home of Mrs. Mary Gimer, at the
old Country club. About sevauty-fve
guests were entertained. cards and
dancing being enjoyed during tine even
ing. The house was beautifully deco
rated throughout with smdoWers and
asters- Misses Emma Zane and Geneva
Savage assisted i'm serving.
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a delightful class party given for
about twenty-five young people of the
First Methodist church was that with
which Ar and Mrs. s. S. Peters enter
tanned Friday night at their home ON
Third South street. The seasons flow
eTs were used with pretty effect
throughout the rooms. SUuHoWers and
nastuTtiums carried out color scheme
of yellow iu the parlor decorations. and
pink and white asterS were used I'm the
dining room. The guests We're enter
tanned during the evening with music
and games
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Miss Ina Smith was hostess Saturday
afternoon at "a linen shower party given
in honor of Miss Erma Felt. the deco
ratious being I'm pink and white asters.
About twenty guests were entertained.
including the Misses Aisworth. Mary
and Florence Grant Violet Mott Retta
Young. Rose Toronto. Phoebe Foster.
Margaret Livingstone. Lillian Cameron.
Margaret Bowman. Annie NOrdvall.
Vera Felt Erma Bitner. Bessie and
Naoma Felt, Emily Bituer and Mrs.
Agnes Stark, Mrs. ArdeIIa libby, Mrs.
Elizabeth Felt.
Among the social events of the week
were those given in honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs Edwin $. Sheets Mr. and Mrs.
Aft S. Derrick entertained at dinner
Wednesday, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis A.
Merrill at dinner Tuesday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Heber Sheets at dinner the day fol-
lowing.
Miss Bessie Felt was guest of honor
Saturday afternoon at a card party
given by Mrs. w. T. Smith and Mrs
j. W. Timpson at the home of the for
mer, the amusement being 500. The
rooms were decorated with a pr0fusi0n
Of sunfowers and goldenglow, the table
in the dining room having for a CEN
teTDieCe a cut glass bowl filled with sun
flowers. Assisting in serving were the
Misses Margaret Whitney and Georgia
Felt and about twenty-five guests were
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.. Dugan entertained
Friday night at a box party AT the
OrDheum for their guests, Miss Julia
BarCIev of san Francisco. Sam Dug8n
and sister OF Atlanta. Cd, and James
Dugan of st. Louis, Mo.
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Mrs. w. J. Lynch entertained inf0r-
maUy at a bridge luncheon Saturday i'm
honor of Mrs C.. O. WhittemOTe. who.
with her daughters. left Saturday night
for their home in Los Angeles.
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