The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-17
SOCIETY

/ Mrs. A. H. Prosser gave buffet sup
I per at her beautiful home at Idle
wild" Sunday evening for Miss Mar
/ garet Walker, who entertained a party
| of twenty guests in honor OF Miss Shir-
/ ley Palmer Of Cleveland, Ohio. who is
visiting Miss Margaret Dunn. Japanese
rock lanterns lighted the beautiful Jap
/ anese gardens, while rows Of Japanese
| lanterns were used with beautiful effect
/ on the porch, where the supper was
! served. A color scheme of yellow was
used in the porch decorations, the table
/ having Q. low mound of golden glow as
/ a centerpieCe. Within doors pink sweet
/ peas formed the decorations throughout
/ the rooms, Assisting Mrs. PrOsser were
/ Mrs. J. r. Walker and Mrs. H. Vance
Lane. Miss Walkers guests included
| the Misses Shirley Palmer, Margaret
! Dunn, Norrine Thompson, Dorothy
! ROoklidge, Lucille Clark, Bryan Hous-
| ton, Grizelle Houston, Lillian Lane,
/ Margaret Mcclure, Josephine We'll,
! Morton Cheesman, Ray RaybOuId, De
! Witt Knox, George Knox, Dwight
! Holmes, Weir Cassidy, Dan TOmlinson,
Darwin Richardson, Russell Sands and
VIII mcCurdy.
A lake party was given last night
/ in honor of the Misses Marguerite and
Ruth Boehmer of Denver, who are
! the guests of Miss Minette Baer of the
Bransford apartments.
An informal dinner party was given
last evening by Miss Edith Sherman
and her brother, Harry Sherman, the
| guest of honor being Colonel John 7.
| Donnellan of Sacramento, formerly a
well-known banker of this city, who is
/ visiting at the J. J. Daily home on East
South Temple street
Miss Helen Boxrud was the hostess
at a charming five hundred party
/ given last evening at her home on South
Sixth East street, the honored guests
being Miss Margaret Glngman of New
/ York and Miss Mildred Milspaugh of
Los Angeles. Three tables were played,
the tables being decorated with low
bowls of pink sweet peas.
A kitchen shower was given last even
inf at the home of Miss Ilean Knight
on Third North street, the cOmplimented
guest being Miss Ada Yard, whose mar
riage to Harry Brooks viii take place
on Wednesday. Pink and white sweet
peas We're used with charming effect
in the dining room, a low mound of the
blossoms forming the table centerpiece.
Covers were laid for twelve guests and
Mss IAA1A5lAL " d. etoS4oIStl III u ~
her sister, Miss Ruby Knight.
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A theater party will be given today
in honor of Miss Mildred MilspaUgh OF
Los Angeles, when HOLSTER Hancock
Will entertain a number of friends at
the Orpheum.
The Commercial club will be the scene
of a luncheon to be given today by Miss
Fora Shaw, the hOnored guest being
Miss lone Albright of Lincoln, Neb.
who is visiting Mrs. H. W. Sherwood.
Covers viii be laid for eight guests,
who viii he entertained after the lunch
con by theater party at the Orpheum
One Of Tuesdays hostesses will be
Miss Madeline WeitZ, who viii give a
five hundred" party this afternoon at
her home on East Second South street,
the affair to be in honor of a number of
young girls who are visiting in the
city.
Miss Shirley Palmer of Cleveland,
Ohio, will be the cOmplimented guest
at d lake party to be given this evening
by a number of the young college boys
Of the city.
Mrs. H. Vance Lane will chaperon a
party OF girls who viii go to Brighton
today for a few days visit at that
popular resort. The members of the
party are the Misses Norinne Thomp-
son, Margaret Dunn. Shirley Palmer,
Lillian Lane, Dorothy Rooklidge and
Mary Halloran.
Mrs. ". 2. Cooper is now visiting in
Detroit and viii go to Minneapolis be-
fore returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. O. Lee, who have
been touring Alaska and the northwest
returned to Salt Lake last week.
&
Mrs. Z. o. Howard and daughter
Marjorie, will leave today for the Chi
cage Beach hotel, Ill, where they will
spend several weeks. Mr. Howard Will
join them later.
Mrs. J. a. Lewis of Los Angeles, Cal.
spent Friday here with her sister, Mrs
James Shields, on her way home from
) a visit in Anaconda, Mont.
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Mrs. Samuel NeWhOuse. who has spent
the past five months in London, has
now gone to Paris, where she will re-
main until she comes home in the fall
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Mrs. R L. Davis, Miss Alice Davi:
; and Miss Alice Baird of Evansville, Ind.
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. z. E. White
head and family.
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MI and Mrs. e J. Pitt and daugh-
ter Ella, viii leave for their cottage il
Little Cottonwood canyon today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mary A. Maybury are
entertaining Mr.. and MIS-. Tre5eder OF
Sioux City, Iowa.
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Mrs. II. P. Henderson, accompanied
by her niece, Miss Florence ReynOld.
Of Chicago, H.. left last week for Los
Angeles and HOLLYWOOD Cal where