The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-12
WEEK IN SOCIETY.

number of delightful affairs We're
given last week, among them being a
dancing party given by William Game
at his home on Saturday evening. Mrs.
Russell Tracy entertained at a luncheon
for Mrs. Sherman on Wednesday. Mrs
H. q. Whitney entertained Saturday at
a luncheon for twelve guests for Mrs.
Willard Young. Mrs. Jean Farr gave q
non entertained the c.. 5. F. club mem
bers. Mrs. William Cunningham gave a
dinner last evening for Mrs. L. A. Tor
rens. Miss Mamie Noble entertained for
Miss Bess Mcmillan Saturday evening.
Fred Handley delightfully."- entertained a
number Of friends at his home, 1903 South
Eleventh East street, Friday evening.
Games and music were participated in.
after which a delicious supper was served.
The dining room was taStetully decorated
In pink and white asters. while yellow
and white were the prevailing cOlOrS in
the paTlOr. Those present were Mr., and
Mrs. +. Chamberlain, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Handley. Mr.. and Mrs A. @.
Cheshire. Misses Mae Lee, Anna Burt,
Inez Price, Lillian Handley and Messrs.
Dick Robinson and Nern Sheets.
The Misses Selma and Mary Wall We're
the hOstesses at a charming bridge tea,
given Thursday afternoon at the Country
club I'm honor of Miss Bess Mcmillan q
September bride. A large bowl of pink
asters decorated the tea table, which was
presided over DN MIS- kalL Eotlttll anu
Mrs H. @. Mcmillan, assisted by Miss
Gertrude Hanson and Mrs. Vaughn Paul.
Seven tables of bridge were played, and
other guests were present at the tea which
followed the games.
A delightful musicale was that given
Thursday evening by Miss Blanche
SQuires the COmplimented guest being
Miss Cleo Craig, who leaves this week
for Denver. a color scheme in green and
white was used I'm the parlor decorations,
white asters being combined with SmllaX
and ferns i'm carrying out the effect In
rhe back parlor masses Of golden glow
were banked on the mantels, While red
dahlias were used in the dining room. A
large cut glass bowl of the flowers graced
the center OF the dining table. A red
color scheme was carried out in the dec
OratiOns on the porch and IN the re-
ceptiOn hall, where punch was served by
Miss Wanda Craig. Those who assisted
in the dining room were MIS-. Leslie
S0uires and Mrs. Sidney Smith. A num-
her of delightful musical numbers were
given during the evening, those assisting
i'm the program being Miss Anna EriCk-
son. Miss Margaret whitney, Leslie
S0uires and Miss Gertrude KaSthOlm,
whose charming contralto voice was heard
in three selections.
Miss La Blanche Snow, a bride Of the
MONTH was the COmpHmented guest at
a china shower given Thursday afternoon
nv Miss MignOn Denhalter. A japanese
scheme
throughout the house. The rooms were
lighted with rows of Japanese lanterns,
and incense burners added to the japanese
effect. An inverted Japanese parasOl
filled with autumn flowers and berries
formed the centerpieCe on the dining
table. where tea was poured by Miss Rae
Campbell. Twenty guests were present
during the afternoon.
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Thirty guests were entertained at a
bridge tea given by Mrs. William Mitchell
Wednesday afternoon. Autumn flowers
and berries were charmingly combined
with birch bark in the table decorations.
During the afternoon the guests We're
entertained with a delightful musical pro-
gram. those giving selections being the
Misses Iren Kelly, Florence Locke
claudia Holt and Ada Ferguson. Miss
Mignon Denhalter assisted Mrs. Mitchell
in serving.
Mrs Franklin Plat, jr., entertained q
few friends Thursday evening at an in
formal Dutch supper given in honor OF
ber sister Mrs. Hyrum Bergstrum, who
leaves Saturday for Chicago.
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Mrs J. S L eham was hostess Thursday
at a luncheon in honor Of Mrs. Elliott