The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-23
SOCIETY

Mrs. T. R. woodbridge was the host
| ess at a prettily appointed luncheon
/ given at the Country club yesterday
| afternoon, the cOmplimented guest be-
/ ing Mrs. Ross BittingeT, who is visiting
at the home of Mrs. W. w. Armstrong
A mound of pink and white asters
! formed the centerpiece on the luncheon
/ table, where covers were laid for eight
/ guests.
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/ A charming luncheon was that given
/ at the Country club yesterday by Mrs
/ T. G. Weber, in honor Of Mrs Charles
/ Nye and Miss Lowe, who are guests at
1 the home of their parents. Mr.. and Mrs
/ George H. Lowe. Pink asters and
/ ferns were banked with pretty effect
on the luncheon table, where monogram
/ cards in gold marked the places for
| twelve guests.
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Mrs. Louis Gordon entertained twelve
| guests informally yesterday afternoon
| with a white shower given for Miss
| Bess Mcmillan. whose wedding will
take place Saturday. The decorations
were carried out in white throughout
/ the rooms, white asters being used with
dainty effect.
c. T. Warren entertained Monday
evening with a stag dinner, with NJ. Nc
Bride, commercial agent of the Denver
& Rio Grande of Portland, as the guest
of honor. The table was effectively
decorated in the seasons flowers, and
covers were LAID for eight guests.
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Mrs. Jack Gilmer was one of Wed
nesday's hOstesses at the Country club.
and Miss Elsie Parsons also entertained
party of friends at the table d'hote
luncheon.
The Utopia club was delightfully."- en-
tertained yesterday afternoon at a
luncheon given by Mrs. c. NJ. Bell at
her home in First avenue A bank of
nasturtiums decorated the luncheon ia
bic, and cards i'm the. Japanese scenes
were laid for sixteen guests. The bridge
prizes were won by Mrs c.. T. Brice
Mrs. E. a. Wedgwood, Mrs. Olive Cay
lord and Mrs. Milton Lippman. The
next meeting of the club will be held in
two weeks at the home of Mrs. c. c.
Crismon, with Mrs. CTismOn and Mrs.
S. L. Mayer as hostesses.
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A delightful Kensington was given
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. c. 3. Stew
art, when she entertained forty guests
in honor of her sister, Miss ArdeHe
Thursday, The parIOT was decorated
with pink asters, combined with ferns,
while nasturtiums were used in the IL
brary, with many palms placed about
the room. Mrs. Stewart was assisted
by Mrs. James II. MOyle, Mrs George
r. Romney, jr., and Mrs. Raymond
Romney. In the sewing contest. which
was feature Of the afternoon, the
prizes We're won by Miss Vilate SEQ
field, Mrs. Reuben Romney and Mrs,
Mignon Russell
A 500 party was given by Miss Rae
Campbell yesterday noon. the honored
guest being Miss Janet Murdoch. a
bride Of the month. A japanese scheme
was chosen for the decorations. many
japanese fans, lanterns and pdraSOlS |
giving charming Oriental effect The
dining room was lighted with rows of
the lanterns, and with Ted-shaded can
delabra placed at either end of the din
ing table. The table was covered with
q ciuny lace cloth over red satin. and
q low bowl of red sweet peas formed
the CenteTpiece- Throughout the rooms
the bright coIors of many autumn
leaves added TO the pretty effect. Tea
was served by Mrs. Albert 5. Horne,
assisted by Miss Mignon DenhaIter.
Ten tables Of 500 were played, the prizes
being award to Mrs. James Nibley and
the guest of honor.
The wedding of Miss Lucille Snow and
Chester X. Grimmett took place at noon
yesterday at the home of Mrs. Z. H
Shaver on East South Temple street.
The ceremony, which was performed
by Judge W. N. McCarty, was followed
by wedding breakfast for the imme-
date relatives of the bridal couple. In
the evening a large reception was given
to about 100 guests at the residence of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.
Christensen. A color scheme of red
was carried out in the dining room dec
orations, a bank of red asters grazing
the center of the dining table. which
was lighted with Ted-shaded Candida
bra.
The library and parlor were beauti-
fully decorated in pink and white roses, /
and with ropes of smilax, which ex-
tended from the chandeliers to the cor
ners of the rooms. The bridal party
stood in the paTlOT under a wedding
bell formed Of the pink and white roses. /
The bride was attended by her sister 1
Miss Edna Snow, as bridesmaid, while |
Arthur Jennings acted as best man. !
The bride wore a beautiful gown Of 1
white crepe null, trimmed in lace and /
tils1-A llClls anu MISS EL3lld snow Was also
attired i'm white silk gown. The bri- /
DIAL bouquet was of white roses, while /
the bridesmaid carried a shower cluster 1
of pink roses in shower effect
A buffet supper was served to the .
guests. the hostess being assisted bv
Mrs. J. c. Snow and Mrs. T. H Irwin.
Music was furnished during the evening
by a Stringed orchestra, and q number
of delightful vocal selections We're rem
dered by T. s. Ashworth Following
a brief wedding trip. Mr.. and Mrs.
Grimmett will be at home at $50 Mar
kee avenue. The bride wore a hand
some going-away gown of royal blue Il
broadcloth, with hat and gloves to /
match.
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Mrs. Benjamin Tibbey was the host
ess at a delightful affair given yester-
day afternoon at her home in the
CaithnesS apartments. the compliment
cd guest being Miss Erma Felt Sep