The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-29

Johnson, Tor several years the director OF
physical education in our public schools.
Miss Johnson and her mother, Mrs. NJ. ],
Johnson, left yesterday for Newark, n.
| ribbons and hearts extending from the
| chandelier to the table. while a mound
! OF red sweet peas formed the table
| centerpiece. Golden glow and
/ gladiolas we're used with pretty effect
| Miss Margaret Emerson entertained
| fifteen young ladies at a lake party
ana luncheon wednesday afternoon.
/ Later in the evening the gentlemen
came out for dancing, the guests be-
I ing Misses Helen BOes, Anna Stahl,
! Daisy Pence, Ethel Firman, Rose
MOench, May DOnOhue, Stella IVey,
Renee Redman, Bessie Jones, Bernar-
dine Fritz, Teddy Spitz, Mrs. Edna
/ HOlton and Mrs. LaMOra Westlake,
| Messrs. Howell, Eickel, Tourssen,
BerkhOel, Appleton, Jensen, Bennett,
Hilton and Biehle. The party was
chaperOned by Mrs. Frank H. Elmer
son and Mrs. J. F. Boes-
Mrs. 5. B. Smeltzer and Mrs. w. A:
Langford entertained a party of
friends at Red Cross camp, in Parley's
canyon last Tuesday. Mountain climb
to the joy of all, camp dinner.
Those present were Mrs. Dodge, Mrs.
George 1. Norton, Mrs. NJ. A. Brandt,
Mrs. J. B. Rudy, Airs. Deane, Mrs.
Bartlett Mrs. jenkins. Mrs. Frank
Huntsman, Mrs. II. w. Sudh elmer, Miss
NJ Jones. Miss 1. A. Sudheimer and
Mrs. Daurgherty Of Springfield Mo
Mrs. ]. W. Hall gave a very elaborate
dinner in honor of Jack Johnson, the
heavyweight champion of the world,
at her spacious residence 15O3 East
Seventh South street.
Miss Lorine Leary was hostess at a
charming luncheon given at the country
club Wednesday in honor OF Miss Rae
Bartch and Miss Bess MCMILLAN TWO of
the popular September brides. A large
basket of pink gladiOlas decorated the
luncheon table. and the place cards were
hand painted in the Kate GreenaWay girl
design. Covers were laid for fourteen, in
Guiding the guests Of honor and the mem
bers of their bridal parties.
X
The Commercial club was the scene of
a prettily appointed luncheon given on
Wednesday BY Mrs. ". S. Zehring. COM
plmentary to Mrs. Arthur Stone of Pu-
cblO, Colo, and Mrs. Nichols OF Los An
geles. The luncheon table was decorated
with favor bouquets of pink and white
peas, and place cards in the sweet pea
effect were laid for six guests. Follow
ing the luncheon the guests were enter
tanned at the matinee performance Of
Girls"
Mrs. William Reid and Miss Alton
Young were hostess at a luncheon given
at the Country club Wednesday, the
hOnored guests being Mrs. Robert Gwynn
Officer OF Berkeley, Cal, and Mrs. lie
Grand Young, jr. Covers were laid for
ten guests and the table centerpiece was
a large basket Of nssturtiums'
One of the large affairs at the
Country club Wednesday was given by
Miss Winifred Brice, who entertained
frr-rsv ~ este in Of Dr.
dence Trimble of Kansas City, who is
the guest of Miss Elsie Mcmillan, whose
home is on Third avenue A low bowl
Of the red mountain ash berries formed
the table centerpiece and sprays of the
berries were scattered over the cloth.
The place cards were mountain scenes
in water cOlors.
X X
Miss Margaret Whitney entertained six
teen guests at an informal musical given
Wednesday in honor of Miss Gertrude
Kastholm of Chicago, who is guest at
the Whitney home this week Ferns were
OTatiOns, while a color scheme in yellow
was carried out with gold glow on the
porch. Here the punch and refreshments
were served, Miss Rehan Spencer Dresid- /
ing at the punch bowl. During the even
ing Miss KasthOlm, who possesses a beau
ttful contraltO voice, delighted the guests
with number Of charming selections.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Dinwoodey, Mr.
and Mrs. L. A. TOrrens, Miss Gertrude |
KasthOlm and Miss Margaret Whitney
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. James |
E. Jennings at Idlewild, in Ogden can
yOn. Monday. On their return the party /
was entertained at Lagoon with a din /
ner given by Mr.. and Mrs. Dnwoodey.
X
A delightful matinee party was given |
Wednesday afternoon at the Grand by /
Miss Bessie Barnett, who entertained in 4
honor of Miss Arene Cooper of Kansas |
city Mo; Miss Lucille Friedman of Hail. /
ey, Ida. and Miss Fannie jacobson of /
la.
A delightful luncheon was given Tues |
day afternoon by Mrs. w; S. zehring at |
the Alta club in honor of her guest. Miss 1
Lee of Notre Dame Ind The /
brown room of the club was used and a 4
color scheme of yellow was carried out in /
the decorations and in the refreshments
A mound of golden glow formed the ia /
bic centerDiece, and gold monogramed /
oonbon boxes tied with dainty yellow /
bows marked the places for six guests. /
Following the luncheon the guests were /
entertained with box party at the Or /
Dheum.
A delightful matinee party was given i
nelly, who entertained eight guests in
honor of Miss Fora Shaw and Miss Elda
HayenOr. Following the play the guests
enjoyed a delightful luncheon at Frank
IN ;. lie tdDlb Was udlntuy decorated III |
pink and green, a mound of pink sweet
peas forming the tables eenterpiece. Cow
srs were laid for Miss Fora Shaw, Miss
Elda Havenor, Miss Ethel Connolly. Miss
louise Jennings and Miss Ethel Har-
.Omde.
X X
Mrs. W. II. Martin entertained with a
alarming breakfast given Tuesday morn
ny, complimentary to Miss Martha John
on, who leaves today for New York
Pink roses and sweet peas were used with
iainty effect on the dining table, where
ards in the sweet peas design marked
he places for eight guests. Mrs. Martin