The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-18
SOCIETY


Commercial club on Tuesday by Miss
Fora Shaw, who entertained eight guests
/ IN honor Of Miss lone Albright of Lin
coin, Neb. National flags decorated the
/ luncheon room. and a low mound Of
| flowers formed the table centerpiece
| Following the luncheon, the guests were
entertained with a theatre party at the
OTDheum.
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Miss Madeline Weitz was the hostess
at a delightful five hundred party,
given yesterday afternoon, at her home
on East Second South street The tables
were beautifully decorated in bowls of
golden glow and nasturtiums, ana the
tally cards were hand-painted in sailor
girl designs. Miss WeitZ was assisted
by Mrs. Samuel Weitz, Mrs. Lahela
Jacobson and Mrs. Emile Kahn. The
card prizes were awarded to Miss Elsie
Bamberger, Miss Nellie Davis, Miss
Doris Raymond and the guests of honor,
number Of young girls who are visit
ing the city.
Miss Mildred Milspaugh of Los
Angeles was the hOnOred guest yester-
day afternoon at a box party, given by
Miss HOLSTER Hancock, at the Orpheum
theatre After the matinee, the guests
were entertained with a luncheon at
Franklin's, covers being laid for twelve
guests.
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Lieutenant Paul c. Potter entertained
a number of friends last evening with
a stag" dinner, with covers laid for
Major w T. May. Captain Byron Con-
rad, Lieutenant W. Q. Waterman, Lieu
tenant Adams and Lieutenant r. S.
Stillman. A color scheme Of green was
carried out in the decorations, and the
table was lighted with green candle
labra.
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Miss Edna Edwards entertained yes
terday afternoon with a delightful ken
singtOn, given in honor Of her guest,
Miss Winifred Candland of Mt. Pleas
ant, who is to be married on September
L to O. c. Dibblee. Other affairs that
are being planned for this week in Miss
Candland's honor are a luncheon, to be
given today, with Mrs. Oliver Mcclellan
and Mrs. Albert Merrill as hostesses; a
kensingtOn on Thursday afternoon,
given by Mrs. Earl Shimmin, and a lake
party Thursday evening, with Mrs. Earl
Shtmmin and Mrs. Albert Merrill as
chaperons. On Saturday afternoon
Miss Nina Nerbridge will entertain with
a five hundred" party, also given in
Miss Candland's honor.
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A delightful luncheon was given last
week by Miss Emily Jessup, at her
home on O street, covers being laid for
eight guests.
A lake party was given on Tuesday
evening in honor of Mrs. J. T. Gray,
who leaves on Thursday for Cheyenne,
Wyo., after an extended visit in the
city as the guest of Mrs. z. I. Taylor
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A matinee party will be given by Miss
Elsie Bamberger on Saturday afternoon,
when she viii entertain a number of
friends at the Salt Lake theatre
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Mrs. w, II, Cunningham will enter
tain twenty-fOur guests at the Country
club today, the affair to be in honor of
her sister, Mrs. George Haslam of Ere
mont Neb. Other hOstesses at the
Country club lUncheons today will be
Miss J. Leary, who will entertain four
guests and Mrs. Onderdonk, also with
four guests.
The bachelor officers at Fort Douglas
Will entertain with a large hop, to be
given at the post on Thursday evening,
August 10.
a luncn6On VIII De given by Mrs,
George L. Savage on Friday, the hon
ored guest being her sister-in-law, Mrs.
j. r. Clark, who viii leave on SeDtem-
Der 1 for her home in Washington, D. c.,
where her husband holds an important
government position. Mrs. Savage will
also entertain today with a luncheon,
the complimented guests being Mrs.
Hearst and Mrs. S. Smith of Kansas
city, Who viii return about the first Of
the month to their home, after an ex-
tended visit in the city as the guest
of Mrs. Hearst's daughter, Mrs. w. H.
Dale.
The bachelors Of the Lucky Thirteen
club will entertain the married mem
bers and their wives next Friday even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. L.
Westlake, S44 South Third East street.
Thirteen couples viii be on hand and
every possible defy to the boosted charm
Of the hoodoo day will be dared.
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A luncheon to be given on Friday
will be that with which Mrs Edward
HOughtOn viii entertain at her home,
on First avenue, complimentary to Miss
Martha Johnson, one of the popular fall
brides.
Invitations have been isuued by Mrs.
Byron Cummings for a large tea, to
be given next Monday in honor of Miss
Martha Johnson, who leaves on August
"A for New York, where she will be mar
ried in the fall.
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Miss Katherine Lewis will be the
hostess at five hundred" party, to be
given on Thursday afternoon, the com
plimented guest being Miss Lois Per
sons Of San Diego, Cal, who is visiting