The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-05

MISS N1uL Luds "A most beautiful and
charming girl whose nome is in New
York, is visiting here as the guest of
Mrs W. P Lynn in East First South
small tables, which We're decorated with
low bowls of pink and white asters.
Races for the guests were marked with
DAINTY hand-palnted cards III pink and
white flower designs. The luncheon was
followed by bridge, fifteen tables being
played.
A surprise party was given on Thurs
day evening by Mrs. p. J. Onelette, the
guests of honor being Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Smith who expect 10 leave in a
few days for Washington.
The Misses Carrie and Mamie Sapping-
ton entertained Thursday afternoon with
the last Of a series of bridge teas given
last week al their home on Twelfth East
street. The tables We're decorated in pink
and white asters, and the hOstesses were
assisted by Mrs. Robert Kramers and
Mrs. Eddingfield.
Eighteen guests were entertained with
a delightful affair given Thursday even
ing by Miss Florence Culmer, compliment
tary to Miss Lara Rawlins, whose mar
riage to Herbert COffman will take place
Saturday The party enpOyed a hayride
from Murray to the Gunner country home
in Little Cottonwood, where a supper
was served during the evening. The
rooms were decorated throughout with
sUnflOWeTs.
A dainty yellow luncheon was that with
which Mrs. +. Y. Silver entertained six
guests Thursday, the guests of honor be-
ing the Misses Bess Mcmillan and Rae
Bartch, two popular September brides
A basket Of yellow gladiOlas and cOreOp-
SIS graCeG the center Of the luncheon ia
bic, and hand-painted cards in the yellow
blossoms marked the places for Mrs
Frank Powers of Los Angeles, Miss Betsy
Woodland of Raleigh, n. c., Miss Olive
Bartch, Miss Lorine Leary and the guests
Of honor.
Mrs. George w. LambOurne enter
tanned the members of the Thursday
Afternoon Bridge club with a delightful
luncheon given at her home on G street.
White asters and dahlias were banked
with pretty effect on the dining table,
and covers were laid for twelve guests,
The luncheon was followed by bridge
The club will meet next Thursday with
Mrs. w H. Weyher.
Mrs. z. L. Jones was the hostess at a
delightful affair given at her home on y
street Thursday, when she entertained
five tables at a five hundred party in
honor OF Miss Leone Sullivan and Miss
Eta Idol of White Cloud Kan, and Miss
Name Laughlin of Los Angeles. A color
scheme of yellow was carried out with
sunflOwers massed throughout the rooms
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Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Peabody entertained
with an informal dinner Thursday at
their home on Third avenue, in honor of
Major l. Hood Of Topeka, Kan, who is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. H. p. Clark.
A Centerpiece of pink and white sweet
peas decorated the dining table, and COW
ers were laid for twelve guests.
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A box party at the Orpheum was given
Thursday by Miss Elsie Zwicky, the at
fair being complimentary to her guest
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matinee was followed by a luncheon at
Franklin's, where covers were laid for
Mr.. and Mrs F. ]. Marshall. Mrs G..
Lynch, Ralph Zwicky, and the Misses
age, Ethel Martin and Elsie Zwicky.
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Miss Gertrude Flagel was the hostess
at a delightful five hundred party given
at her home on Second South street Pink
and white asters and golden glow We're
used in the decorations, d mound of the
golden glow forming the table center
piece. Three tables of bridge were played
the prizes being awarded to Miss Lucia
Warning and Miss Cecil Burns. Miss Fla
gel was assisted by Miss Gladys Quayle.
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Miss Viola Godbe, a September bride,
was the hOnOred guest at a charming
five hundred party given Thursday by
Miss Anita Davidson. a bank of golden
glow decorated the dining table, which
was presided over by Mrs. w. f. Key
of five hundred were played and the prizes
were won by Miss Edna Shepherd and
the guest of honor.
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Miss JOY Witbeck entertained a large
party of friends with a watermelon fete
given Thursday evening at her home on
Eleventh South street. A color scheme
of green and pink was carried out in the
decorations, pink and white asters being
combined with greenerY throughout the
rooms The dining table was covered
with a cluny lace cloth over pink satin
with large cut glass bowl of the asters
as q centerpiece, and pink satin ribbons
extending from the chandelier to the
four corners of the table. POrtieres of the
pink satin ribbons draped the dOOrways
while large satin bows shaded the chan
deliers Long rows Of Japanese lanterns
lighted the Veranda which was decorated
with the national flags and masses of
golden glow. a lattice work of greenerv
and golden glow screened the punch bowl
which was presided over by the Misses
Aleta Witbeck and Jessie Clarion The
color scheme of pink and green was car
ried out in the refreshments, which were
served at small tables placed about the
lawn.
Mrs. E. }. Roberts and Mrs. Mark Lii
lard were the hostesses at an informal
bridge tea given Friday afternoon at
their home in the DraytOn apartments
Miss Bess Mcmillan being the honored
sUOll a9t0AS IA tAie ID sStubI ana Whlte
shades were used with pretty effect
throughout the rooms Tea was poured
by Mrs. J. J. DAILY, assisted by Miss Car
RE Calvin. Six tables of bridge were en-
tertained. and other guests came in for
the tea that followed the games.
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Mr.. and Mrs LeGrand Young jr. were
the cOmplimented guests at a five hum
dred party given Friday evening by Miss
Elizabeth Allen at her home in First ave-
nue.. The seasons flowers were used in
the decorations throughout the rooms.
About thirty guests We're present during
the evening
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delightful Kensington tea was given
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