The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-20
SOCIETY

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Miss Alice Webley and Robert S.
POLAND were married at noon on Thurs
day at the temple, the ceremony being
performed by President Winder in the
presence of the immediatee relatives
OF the bridal couple. In the evening
large reception was given at the home
of the bride, invitations having been
issued to over 100 guests. The paTlOr
was beautifully decorated in golden
glow and red roses, while lavender
asters and sweet peas were used in the
dining room. Those Who assisted in the
serving were the Misses Ethel Webley,
Lille Webley, Nellie Pekel and Edna
POLAND, and the punch bowl was pre-
sided over by the Misses Airline POLAND,
Ruth POLAND and Marie Lewis.
The bride wore a beautiful gown Of
white messaIine silk, trimmed in white
applique, and carried d shower bouquet
of white roses.
The young couple left last night for a
two weeks wedding trip to Seattle, and
after Oct. 1 will be located in their new
home at Eighth West and First North
streets.
AIrs. D. c. lacking entertained with
a charmingly appointed luncheon at the
Alta club on Thursday, the cOmpH
mented guests being Mrs. T. J. Nc
Carthy of Los Angeles and Mrs. George
Haslam of Fremont, Neb. Yellow mas
turtiuns and pink and white sweet peas
were used with pretty effect on the
luncheon table, where covers were laid
for sixteen guests.
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A KRnSiuptoO tea was given VpStpr-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. w.
H. Child, the hOnOred guests being Miss
Rae Bartch and her guest, Miss Betsy
Woodland of Raleigh, n. c.
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A charmingly appointed dinner was
that given last evening by Lieutenant
and Mrs. Ward at Fort Douglas, the af-
fair being in honor Of Judge and Mrs.
Hyland, who are the guests of Mrs.
Ward. Covers were laid for twelve
guests, and the table was daintily deco
rated in pink sweet peas.
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An informal bridge tea was given
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. NJ. B.
Stanley, four tables of bridge being
played. The prizes were awarded to
Mrs. W. 5. Henderson, Mrs. G. w.
Snow, Mrs. F, Z. Leonard and Miss
Jane Howat
Miss Viola Godbe was the honored
guest at a hearts" party with which
Miss MignOn Denhalter entertained
thirty-five guests on Thursday after
noon. The parlOr was decorated with
golden glow and stTeamers of tiny red
hearts were used with pretty effect in
the dining room decorations. Those as
sisting Miss Denhalter were the Misses
Rae Campbell, Cecil Burns, Crystal
fov- nd
In the hearts" guessing contest that
was a feature of the afternoon the
prize was awarded to Miss Anita Da-
wilson. A delightful musical program
was rendered, those taking part being
Miss Irene Kelly and Miss Florence
Locke.
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Mrs. Earl Shimmin entertained ten
guests at a china shower given at her
home on South Second East street, the
affair being complimentary to Miss
Winifred Candland of Mt Pleasant, one
Of the September brides. A color
scheme of yellow and white was chosen
for the decorations, a tall cut glass vase
Of golden glow, banked with white
sweet peas, carrying out the effect in
the table centeTpiece. Mrs. Shimmin
was assisted in serving by Miss Edna
Edwards and Miss Nina Beverage.
Miss Candland was the hOnored guest
at a lake party given Thursday even
ing. twelve guests being entertained
with a supper, followed by dancing.
The party was chaperOned by Mrs. Earl
Shimmin and Mrs. Albert Merrill.
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A bridge party was given yesterday
afternoon by Miss Frances Cowan at
her home on Second avenue, seven ia
bles of bridge being played, and a num-
Der of friends coming in for the tea
that followed the games. Golden glow
was used with pretty effect in the par
lor. while a low crystal bowl of pink
and white asters decorated the dining
table. Coffee was poured by Mrs. W. d
Foster, assisted by Miss Helen Hawk
and Miss Azenath COwan. The bridge
prizes were won by Miss Pheo Swan.
Miss Ruby LambOuTne, Mrs. Robert
Porter, Miss Gladys Richmond, Miss
Marguerite Richmond and Miss Mary
BOgue.
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Mrs Thomas 3. Shannon entertained
seven tables of 500 on Thursday after
noon in honor Of Mrs. Marcus Frankie
of Alliance, Neb., who is a guest at the
Shannon home. The bridge prizes were
won by Mrs. Jasper LaugtOn and Mrs
Raymond. The tables were decorated
with pink and white sweet peas. Mrs
Shannon was assisted by Miss Florence
Veness, Miss Julia Frankie, Miss Tillie
Frankie, Miss Nettie Burrows and Miss
Virginia F. Shannon.
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Miss Burnetta Openheimer will be
the hostess at a 500 party to be given
next Thursday afternoon.
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Miss Fora Shaw, who leaves for New
York the first of the month, will be the
complimented guest at a 500 party to be
given by Miss Ethel NettletOn and Miss
Pearl Durrel at the home of the latter
next Thursday evening.
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Mrs. Prescott Hampton will be the
hostess at a large reception to be given
this evening at her home on West First
North street, in honor of her silver we'd
ding anniversary.
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A luncheon win be given today at the
home Of Mrs. George L. Savage, who
will entertain in honor of her sister-in-
law. Mrs. ]. r. Clark of Washington,
D. c.
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Miss Martha Johnson will be the COM
plimented guest at a luncheon to be
given today at the home of Mrs. E. r.
in First avenue.
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An affair to be given today in honor