The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-02
SOCIETY

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A large affair given at the Country
club yesterday was the luncheon and
bridge tea with which Mrs. c. A. Quig
ley entertained twenty guests in honOH
Of Mrs. J. 7. Quigley of Joliet Ill. The
luncheon table was daintily decorated
in white sweet peas and pink asters. A
set piece of the flowers resting on
large mirror, graeed the center of the
table with ferns strewn over the cloth
and vases of the flowers at either side.
During the afternoon, five tables of
bridge were played, and prizes were
awarded to Miss Daisy Savage, Mrs. p.
J. Moran, Mrs. Fred Wey, Mrs. A. H.
Ensign, Mrs. T. A. Sorenson and Mrs.
2. S. KeOgh.
Mrs. George Airs was the hostess at
luncheon given at the Country club
on Wednesday, the hOnored guest be-
ing Miss Rae BaTtch. who is to be mar
ried next Wednesday. A cut glass bowl
of pink asters formed the table center
piece, and covers were laid for twenty
six guests.
A charming green and white lunch
con was that with which Mrs. H. w.
Branch entertained yesterday, cOmpH-
mentary to her sister, Mrs. William
Barnes Of Denver. Green chiffon and
white asters were combined with pretty
effect in the dining room decorations, d
large bowl Of the blossoms forming the
table centerpiece. Covers were laid for
ten guests, with favor bouquets of as
tiers at each place.
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Mrs. William Barnes was the hon
ored guest at a prettily appointed
luncheon given on Monday by Mrs. D.
P. Palmer at her home in Center street.
Golden glow and white asters decorated
the luncheon table where covers were
laid for ten guests. During the after
noon the guests were entertained with
delightful musical program.
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The Misses Carrie and Mamie Sap
pington entertained yesterday after
noon with the third of a series of
bridge teas given this week at their
home in Twelfth East street. A color
scheme of yellow was carried out with
an effective arrangement of sunfowers.
Those who assisted the hostesses were
Mrs. Hugo Druehl, Miss Dorothy
Thompson, Miss Helen Litchfield and
Miss Edna Farnsworth.
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A beautifully appointed luncheon was
given by Mrs. Richard A. Keyes yes
terday at the Alta club. Covers were
laid for eight guests, and the luncheon
table was daintiIy decorated in pink
roses. Following the luncheon a box
party was given at the Orpheum.
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Mrs. Richard A. Keyes entertained a
party of ladies from the post with an
auto ride given on Saturday. The guests
were entertained at FTankIin's after
the ride.
Miss Elsie Mcmillan was hostess at
large afternoon tea given yesterday
at her home in Third avenue, the hon
ored guest being Miss Prudence Trim
BILE of Kansas City. A low mound of
golden glow graced the center Of the
dining table, where tea was poured by
Mrs. Morton Davis and Miss Winifred
Brice. Little Miss Hazel Hill assisted
in receiving the guests, about sixty be-
ing present during the afternoon,
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Miss Rae BaTtCh and Miss Bess Nc
MILAN will be the cOmplimented guests
at an informal luncheon TO be given
today by Mrs. f. V. Silver at her home
in East Second South street.
The Misses Carrie and Mamie Sap
pingtOn will entertain this afternoon at
the last of a series of bridge teas to be
given this week at their home in
Twelfth East street.
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A bridge tea viii be given this after
noon by Mrs E. L. Jones at her home
in n street.
One of the large affairs of the day
will be the luncheon with which Mrs.
James Ivers and her daughter, Mrs.
James Finlan, viii entertain at the
home Of the former.
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A card party will be given this after
noon by Miss Anita Davidson, the
guest of honor being Miss Viola Godbe,
a September bride.
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Miss JOY Witbeck viii entertain this
evening in compliment to Clifford
Newman Of Los Angeles.
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The Thursday Afternoon Bridge club
viii be entertained today by Mrs G.
w. LambOuTne at her home in c street
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One of Thursdays hostesses will be
Miss Gertrude FIagel, who will enter
tain with a 900" party this afternoon.
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Invitations will be issued this week
for a bridge tea to be given by the
Misses Mary and Selma Wall at the
Country club the affair to be given on
Thursday, Sept g. with Miss Bess Nc
MILAN as the COmplimented guest.
Miss Marie Owens entertained twelve
guests at a delightful affair given yes
terday afternoon in honor of her cousin
of Los Angeles.
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DR.. and Mrs. HOugh, former we'll
known residents Of Salt Lake, left Sun
day evening for their home in Jefferson
City, Mo, after a weeks visit with
friends in the city.
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Mrs. Frank Powell of Los Angeles
arrived in the city on Tuesday and will
be a guest at the Bartch home until
after the Bartch-Lloyd wedding next
week.
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The members of the Lucky Thirteen
club enjoyed a watermelon" fete last
night the affair being given at Wan
dameTe.
Miss Lara RaWlins will be the hon
Ored guest at a supper TO be given at
the Gunner ranch in Little Cottonwood
this evening, the hostess being Miss
Florence Gunner.
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