The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-19

young college girls who viii soon re-
turn to school. A charming color
scheme was carried out in the luncheon
appointments, d mound of yellow Shas-
ia daisies grazing the center Of the ia
BILE. and the place cards being hand
painted designs of the same flowers.
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Miss Ardelle ROmney, a September
bride, was the complimented guest at
a shower given Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. II. W H. Russell on
Fourth avenue, the hostesses being Miss
Vilate Romney and Mrs. Russell. Sun
flowers and aSterS were effectively
used in the decorations, and the tally
! cards for the card games in the shape
of two hearts, pierced with arrows.
About thiTty-fve guests were enter
tanned. and the hostesses were assisted
by Miss Gertrude Romney and Miss
Dean Romney.
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A delightful musicale was that given
Monday evening by Miss Margaret
SUmmeThays, the hOnOred guests being
Miss Edna Evans and Miss Hazel
Barnes, who leave tomorrow for an eX-
tended European trip. Those who con-
tributed musical selections during the
evening were the Misses Eva Crawford,
Edna Evans, Hazel Barnes, Margaret
Jack Summerhays. The house was
beautifully decorated with white asters
for the affair, at which twenty guests
were entertained.
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Miss Edna Evans was the honOred
guest at a charmingly appointed dinner
party given Tuesday evening at the
| home Of Mrs. Lewis Merrill in Park
avenue A cut glass vase OF purple and
white asteTs graced the center of the
table, where covers were laid for Mr..
and Mrs. William Evans, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin +. Sheets, Mrs Clara Watson,
Miss Mona Merrill, Miss Edna Merrill,
Miss Edna Evans and Edward Watson.
An evening party for a number of the
young people followed the dinner.
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One of the pretty Tuesday affairs was
the shower given for Miss May Arnold
by the Misses Irene Judges and Miss
Ethel GeTtz at the home of Miss Judges
on Fourth South street. Nasturtiums
were used in the parlor decorations,
while pink and white asters and ferns
were used in the dining room. A low
/ bowl of the flowers formed the table
CenteTpieCe, while dainty place cards in
a cupid design were laid for fifteen
guests. Miss Louise Judges assisted the
hostesses in receiving
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Mrs. J. b. RisQue was the hostess at
q charming bridge tea, with which she
entertained informally from to .
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon at the COun-
try club.
Mr.. and Mrs W. I. Benson enter
tanned Monday at a charming dinner at
their home in honor az Miss Mamie
LaUghlin, who left Thursday for her
home in Los Angeles.
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a delightful affair was the Kensing-
ton given Tuesday afternoon for Mrs
Hugh DOUgall and Mrs. Ed Kimbau for
Miss Edna Evans. A pretty color
scheme of pink and white was carried
out in the decorations, asters in those
shades being effectively used through
out the rooms. A delightful musical
program was given during the after
noon, those assisting in the program
being the Misses Eva Crawford, Hazel
Barnes, Margaret SUmmerhays, Irene
Kelly, Ivy Evans, Edith Grant, Edna
Hampton, Bessie Smith and Edna
Evans. About fifty guests were enter
tanned, and the hOstesses were assisted
by Miss Gulet KnOwlton and Miss
Mayme Smith.
Tuesday afternoon the Misses Brooks
and Godbe entertained at a luncheon
in honor of Miss Viola Godbe and her
bridal party, the table being decorated
I'M pink and white asters and the place
cards being hand-painted in hearts.
which were pierced with a natural pink
aster- The cards also had the mono