The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-08
SOCIETY

| ing at her home on Tenth East street,
the complimented guest being Mrs,
Alex. Queisser of San Francisco, who is
visiting her cousins, the Misses Amy
and Isabel Osborne. A color scheme Of
| yellow was carried out in the dining
room decorations, while vases of pink
and white asters We're used with pretty
effect on the bridge tables, which were
! lighted with pink-s shaded candelabra
About twenty guests were present, and
Mrs. Warren was assisted by Mrs. II.
| E. Prudential and Miss Anna Thomas
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An exqUisitely appointed dinner was
that with which Mr. and Mrs. H. Vance
Lane entertained at the Alta club last
| evening, the cOmplimented guests be-
| ing Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. TOrrens of Chi
cagO. A Centerpiece of pink gladiOlas
| decorated the dining table, where COW
! ers were laid for ten guests. Following
the dinner the guests were entertained
| with an informal musical given at the
| home of Mr.. and Mrs. James f. Jen-
nings on South Temple street. A num-
! Der of charming vocal selections were
rendered, those participating in the
program being Professor Torrens, Miss
! Gertrude Kastholm, Mrs. II. NJ. Din
woodey and Miss Margaret Whitney.
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Mrs. s. o. S. Nelden and her sons,
| Paul and Ralph Nelden, entertained
about twenty of the young college boys
and girls with an informal 500 party,
| given last evening at their home on p
| street. A color scheme of yellow was
| chosen for the decorations, japanese
| sunf1Owers and nasturtiums being used
in carrying out the effect.
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A delightful bridge tea was given yes
/ terday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
| r. w. Hill in the Caithness apartments.
| the guests of honor being Miss Ruby
LamboUrne and Miss Katherine Adams,
I who leave soon for the east. Three ia
| bles Of bridge were played the tables
/ being daintiIy decorated with vases of
1 yellow nasturtiums and white asters.
/ Mrs. W. H, Weyher assisted the hostess
| in serving
The Post Bridge club was entertained
| yesterday afternoon at the quarters of
| Mrs. Willis Uline, and the bridge prizes
! were awarded TO Mrs. W. A. Cavenaugh
and Mrs. Edwin Butcher.
/ Miss Lucille Snow was the compli-
mented guest at a china shower given
/ at the home of Mrs. P H. Irwin, at her
| home on F street last evening. Asters
| in various shades were used in decora-
| tons throughout the rooms. Thirty
| guests were entertained and the hostess
| was assisted by Miss Edna Snow.
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! A 500 party was given by Miss ZeIIa
! GALLAGHER last evening in honor of Miss
| Mildred Brown, whose marriage to
/ Walter Bruce will take place on Satur-
! day. Four tables of 500 were played
/ the tables being prettiIy decorated with
vases of golden glow. Miss Nina Cal
} lacher and Miss Maude Cushing assist
ed in the dining room.
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Mrs. Hugh DOUgaH was the hostess
/ at a charming 500 party. given last
! evening complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs.
| Hyrum BergstrOm, who leave Satur-
/ day for Chicago. A profusion of asters
/ decorated the paTlors, while a large cut
| glass vase of nasturtiums graced the
| center Of the dining table. where tea
/ was poured by Miss Mayme Smith
| Four tables of 500 were played during
/ the evening.
A number of affairs will be given this
week in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Hyrum
! Bergstrum, who leave soon for Chicago.
where Mr.. Bergstrum viii continue his
medical studies during the year. This
afternoon Mrs. Ed P KimbaT will be
| hostess at KensingtOn given for Mrs
Bergstrum, twenty-five guests being
! invited to meet her and on Friday aft
| ernOOn Mrs. W. y. Williams will also
entertain with a Kensington given for
/ Mrs. Bergstrum- On Thursday evening
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Bergstrum will be the
! cOmplimented guests at a Dutch supper
to be given by Mrs. Bergstrum's sister,
/ Mrs. Frank B. Platt
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! Professor and Mrs. !. a. TOrrens will
/ be guests of honor at an informal even
/ ing affair to be given this evening by
/ Mrs. H. VI. DinWOOdey at her home in
| First avenue Friday evening Mrs.
/ DmWoodey will again entertain in their
! honor.
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/ Those entertaining today at the table
| d'hOte luncheon at the Country club are
/ Mrs. J. +. Gallagher. with twelve guests;
/ Mrs. j. A. Marshall. with eight guests
and Mrs. R. H. officer, with twelve
/ guests.
A dance VIII be given on Friday even
| ing at the Ladies Literary club rooms.
the affair being in charge of a number
Of the young society boys
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The Utopia club viii be entertained
| today by Mrs. w. II. Houston with a
luncheon, followed by bridge. the affair
/ to be given at the Country club Covers
viii be laid for seventeen guests.
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Mrs. Harold Daynes will entertain at
q garden party at Pennington this aft
ernOOn. The party leaves here at >
o'clock on the Lagoon train. Among
/ the guests viii be Mrs. Harry Culmer.
Mrs. Frank Roberts, Mrs. Selden Claw
son, Mrs. Jack Rich, Mrs. Charles Wells
Miss Jennie Calder. Mrs. Annie Nc
! Donald, Mrs. Herman Harms, Mrs.
| Thomas Sloan. Mrs. William Booth and
Miss Ida Savage.
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One of Wednesdays hostesses will be
Mrs William McCasken. who will en-
I terrain twenty-eight guests with a
luncheon at the Country club in honor
of Mrs. o. J. Salisbury.
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The Governors club will give the first
of series of dancing parties for the
season at the OdeOn this evening. The
affair IS complimentary, and all friends
of the club are invited
Miss Lucille Young viii entertain to-
day in honor of Miss Viola Godbe, who
Will be married next Wednesday.
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Miss Anna Schneider will be the host
ess at an affair given this evening for
Miss May Arnold, whose marriage to
VIII Musser viii TAKE place during
September. They will go to Chicago to
reside.
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