The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-14
SOCIETY

Edward Terry Brown was the host
OF an Orpheum party given last night
in honor of his cousin, Miss Dorothy
DOty of Wyoming, New Jersey The
show was followed by a supper at the
Louvre, where covers were laid for
Miss Aileen Mcmillan, Miss Marjorie
Brown Carroll Bintz, Ernest Sadler,
Creighton Brown and Mrs. James H.
Brown.
A delightful five hundred party was
that with which Miss MarEie Short en-
tertained twelve guests last evening
complimentary to Miss Ruby Lam
bourne and Miss katherine Adams. who
leave this week for the east. The dec
orations We're carried out ia school pen
nants and the national flags. Miss
Short was assisted by Mrs. W. a. Wood.
Mrs. George Walker and Miss Nan
short
\ chamingly appointed dinner was
that with which DIT. and Mrs. II. d.
Niles entertained eight guests Sunday
evening at the Alta club. The honored
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Sher-
man, who leave Wednesday for their
home in Washington, D. c..
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An informal luncheon was given yes
terday afternoon by Miss Birdie Lang
ton at her home on East First South
street. the affair being for member
of the young college girls who viii
soon return To school \ charming
color scheme was carried out i'm the
luncheon appointment. d mound of vel
low Shasta daisies grazing the center
of the table, the place cards being
hand painted designs of the same
flowers.
Miss ArdeIe Bomney. q September
bride, was the complimelted guest at
shower given last evening at the
home of Mrs. II. w. II. Russell on
Fourth avenue the hostesses being Miss
Nilate Itomncy and Mrs. Russell. sun
flowers and asters were effectively
used i'm the decorations, and the tally
cards for the card games in the shape
of two hearts, pierced with arrows.
About thirty-five guests were enter
tanned, and the hOstesses were assisted
by Miss Gertrude Fomuey and Miss
Dean Romney.
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A delightful musicale was that given
last evening by Miss Margaret sum
merhays, the bonOTed guests being Miss
Edna Evans and Miss Hazel Barnes.
who leave next Monday for an extended
European trip. Those who contributed
were the Misses Eva Crawford. Edna
Evans, Hazel Barnes, Margaret sum
merhays and Hugh DOugal and Jack
Summerhays. The house was beauti-
fully decorated with white asters for
the affair. at which twenty guests were
entertained.
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Mrs J. J. Campbell viii entertain ear
" next week in honor Of Miss McNIiIlaR.
whose marriage takes place Septem-
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Lieutenant and Mrs. Ava Lee viii
entertain at Fort Douglas Friday even
ing. complimentary to Robert Corwin
Lee, who returns TO Annapolis the lat
ter part of the month.
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Mrs W. Wilbur s. Henderson will be
the hostess at an informal bridge tea
10 be given tomorrow at her home an
Fifth East street in honor of Miss Edna
Evans.
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Arch LongwOrth and George Q. Long
worth of Cincinnati, brothers of Con-
gresham Nicholas Longworth. are
spending few days in Salt Lake.
Nj and Mrs. Tex Richard arrived
in Salt Lake Sunday on their way to
New York where Mr.. Richard is going
on mining business. They registered
at the Knutsford
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Miss Alma Frost of Mykon. Utah. ar
rived in Salt Lake Friday and will spend
two weeks here as the guest of Mrs.
James Langton on East First South
street.
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Miss Ida Engberg will leave this week
for a short trip to the Seattle EXPOSE
ton
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Mrs. Lulu Hays. who has been a guest
here of her parents for a few davs en-
route from Seattle, Wash, to her home
in Pueblo. Colo, left Sunday evening.
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Miss Alma York left Saturday for
Boston to study music in the New Eng