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

cards Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs
! J. D, Brown, who leaves for the east
| today. The rooms were decorated with
| sunflOwers and yellow asters, Light re
freshmcnts were served, and prizes were
won at cards by Mrs. S. Farrir and
Mrs. F. Mcdaniel
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Mrs. F. H. Groshell entertained at a
family party Tuesday evening in honor
| of Mrs. A. 5. Knowles and daughter
Hazel, of Berkeley, Cal. Prizes were
won by Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Groshell, jr.
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Miss Cleo Craig was hostess at a box
party Saturday afternoon in honor Of
Viola GOdbe. followed by a pink and
/ white luncheon at Franklin's. Those
! present were the Misses Mildred Godbe,
/ Wanda Craig, Myrtle Jack, Anita Da-
/ wilson, Vera Dean. Mignon Denhalter,
! Florence GOdbe Cecil Burns, Blanche
! Squires. Lynn Knowlton, Stella Ivy and
! Daisy Pence
] Mrs Brig Cannon was the hostess at
/ a charming bridge tea given Monday
/ afternoon for Mrs. Fred Hamilton and
/ Miss Bess Mcmillan, a September
| bride. \ color scheme Of yellow was
! carried out in the decorations, the dim
/ ms table, which was covered with
/ cluny lace cloth, having a large bowl
! OF yellow blossoms as a Centerpiece.
/ Eleven tables of bridge were played.
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/ Mrs. J. H. Richards entertained four
tables al a delightful bridge party given
/ on Monday afternoon at her home on
Second avenue, the honored guests be-
ing Mrs. Ed B. Sterling of Portland,
/ Ore, and Mrs. Arthur Shepherd. Sweet
peas IN the different shades were effec-
/ lively used in the decorations.
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A delightful five hundred party was
/ that with which Mrs. T. S Harlan en-
! tertained on Monday afternoon compli-
mentaTy to Miss lone Albright of Lin
/ coin, Neb. Nasturtiums were used in
! the decorations, a low mound of the
! blossoms forming the table centerpiece.
/ Sixteen guests were entertained and
| the hostess was assisted by Mrs. Ralph
/ Hill.
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Samuel NewhOuse was host at q
/ charmingly appointed dinner at the
/ Alta club Tuesday night, the complf-
mented guests being Mr. and Mrs. Fred
/ Hamilton, who are visiting Mr.. and
Z Mrs. Brig Cannon.
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Mrs. Wellington z. Lake was the
hostess at a prettily appointed lunch
con given Tuesday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Charles Symns of Atchison.
Kan, and Miss Name Laughlin of Los
Angeles. A large bowl of golden glow
decorated the luncheon table, where
/ hand-painted cards tied with dainty
yellow bows marked the places for
twelve guests,
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Mrs. John Julian Devereaux enter
tanned sixty guests at a charming tea
given Tuesday afternoon at her home
on 5 street, the honored guest being
her sister, Mrs Harry Gregg SawteIIe
Of St Louis. A color scheme of yellow
was carried out in the decorations. a
bowl of yellow blossoms forming the
centerpiece on the tea table. The host
ess was assisted by the Misses Fora
Morse, Edith Gard, NanOn Croxau.
Charlotte Boutwell, and Josephine Dew
ereauX.
delightful five hundred party was
that with which the Misses Carrie and
Mamie Sappington entertained Tuesday
afternoon at their home in Twelfth East
street the cOmplimented guests being
Miss Betsy Willard and Miss Genevieve
Pratt. The tea table was presided over
by Mrs. J. c. DAILY and Mrs o. w. OFT
assisted by the Misses Edna Farms
worth, Elsa Bamberger and Ruth
Hirth.
a reception was given from to 6
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Willis H. Martin on South
Third East street, the hOstesses being
Mrs. Martin and Mrs. NJ. o. Howard
A large mound Of nasturtiums and
golden glow graced the center of the
dining table, while sUnflOwers were
used with pretty effect in the other
decorations. Punch was served on the
ing at the punch bowl. Others who
assisted the hostesses were Mrs. J. w
Christy, Mrs. Kent o. Keyes and Miss
Jessie Duncan.
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A charming affair was the kensing-
ton with which Mrs. T. A. Flood enter
tanned eighteen guests Tuesday after
noon at her home in the Ivanhoe apart
ments in honor Of Mrs. Elliott Mellin-
ger of PittsbuTg. Mrs. Clyde Royce
presided at the punch bowl, while Mrs
J. c. Snow and Mrs. Richard Fimis as
sisted at the dining table, which was
prettily decorated I'm yellow blossoms.
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Ex-Governor and Mrs John c. Cutler
entertained at a theatre party Friday
evening, in honor Of Mrs. George /.
Snow of Chicago, who leaves for her
home today. Later a supper was
given at Franklin's. covers being laid
for Dr.. and Mrs. a. S. Bowers Mr.. and
Mrs ]. T. Grant, besides the guest of
honor.
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Friday afternoon Mrs. Florence
Abrams gave a delightful luncheon for
Mrs +. S Harris. a sister of Mr.
Abrams. who is visiting i'm this CITY
Those invited TO meet the guest of honor
were Mrs. Dan Sullivan Mrs. w. J. VOLS
tenholme, Mrs Ralph Savage Mrs AL
bert Young, Mrs. McEnany. Mrs Mar
garet DCXey, Mrs Hal Moore Mrs
George Williams and Miss Grace Sullivan
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Mrs James Ivers and her daughter.
Mrs James FinIan of Chicago. enter
tanned sixty guests at an exquisitely APP
pointed luncheon on Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Evers on East First South
street The luncheon was served at the