The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-24
SOCIETY

llDOIi III nOflOE OF MISS Martina JOnlSOlls
who leaves tomorrow for the east. Pink
roses were used in the reception hail,
while golden glow was massed with
pretty effect in the parlor and library.
The dining room was decorated in
sweet peas, a large cut glass bowl Of
the blossoms in pink, white and laven-
der forming the table centerpiece. As
sisting the hostesses were Mrs. Harper
J. Dininny, Mrs. James NJ. Dart, Mrs.
A. J. GOrham Mrs. John Cain, Mrs.
Charles Richards, Mrs. Gould Blakely
and the Misses Decker, Storer, Judd,
Brown, Dorothy Bailey and Katherine
Richards.
A delightful Orpheum party was given
Monday afternoon by Miss Omega
WOolf, who entertained fifteen guests in
honor of the Misses Arene Hooper,
Fannie jacobson and Helen Simon,
young ladies who are visiting in the
city After the matinee the guests were
entertained with luncheon at Frank
Inns, where pink and white astOrs were
used with pretty effect in the table
decorations. The affair was chaper-
oned by Mrs. J. c. Woolf.
Mrs. Isabel Pitts entertained at a
luncheon last Friday afternoon in honor
of Miss Maude HOsfOrd, the success
full dramatist and character woman Of
the Dustin Farnum company. Among
those present were Mrs. Annie Kiskad-
den Adams, Mrs. Withcher, Mrs. Bah
bic Witcher, and John Thorn, c. z.
Johnston. and Will Pitts.
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Mrs. J. II. Witbeck was the hostess
last Thursday at a brilliantly appointed
birthday party given in honor of Mrs.
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sweet peas were used in the dining
room decorations, a Centerp1ece of the
blossoms resting on a mirror, with
other blossoms scattered about the
table. The parlOrs were decorated beau
tifully in golden glow. ASSISTING Mrs.
Witbeck were Miss JOY Witbeck, Mrs.
Martin and Mrs. Mcknight. A delight
ful program was given during the even
ing, Miss Ray Petit playing a piano
solo. while Miss Witbeck gave several
delightful readings.
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Mrs. Willard Hanson entertained at
luncheon on Wednesday for Mrs. John
ScOvil of Butte, Mont, Miss Minnie
Alice Dolan of Phoebe, New.
Miss Elsie Bamberger entertained
with a charming matinee party at the
Orpheum, Saturday, the guests being
the Misses Helen Simon, Fannie Jacob
son, Lahela Jacobson, Lucille Friedman,
Florence HallOran, Irene Simon, Made
line Weitz, Omega Woof and Marion
ObendOTfeT. The affair was chapeTOned
by Mrs. Simon Bamberger. Following
the matinee the guests were entertained
at lunch at Pratt's.
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A five hundred party was given yes
terday afternoon by Miss Nina Bever-
idge in honor of Miss Winifred Cand-
land a September bride. The rooms
were prettily decorated with golden
glow and sweet peas. Twenty guests
were entertained and Miss Beverage
was assisted by Mrs. f. r. Wanless.
Mrs. NJ. Hagen was the hostess at
luncheon given on Friday in honor Of
Mrs. F. A. Beiyon and Miss Maude Bel
yon, who were visiting in the city on
their way to Seattle.
Miss Margaret Whitney entertained
with a delightful lake party given on
Friday evening, the hOnOred guests be-
ing Miss Gertrude Kastholm, who is
visiting at the Dinwoodey home.
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Mrs. W. IT. Burton and Mrs. George
3. Standing chaperOned a party of
girls on a trip to Emigrat ton canyon,
the guests being Miss Ruth Swaner,
Miss Mabel Earl, Miss Edna Standing,
Miss Alta Burton and Miss Ruth Bur
lingame.
Miss Elsie Spitko was hostess at a
charming luncheon and theater party
Gibson girl cards marked
the places for eight guests and the
tables was daintily decorated in sweet
peas and nasturtiums.
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Mrs. w. II. Martin will entertain with
a breakfast this morning at her home
on Third East street. the COmplimented
guest being Miss Martha Johnson, one
Of the popular fall brides.
An Orpheum party viii be given this
afternoon by Miss Lillian Connolly in
honor of Miss Fora Shaw, who leaves
next week for New York.
Miss Rae BaTtCh will be the hOnOred I
guest at bridge party to be given on !
saturday by Mrs. Robert Brown and I
Mrs. Frank Dole.
The Misses Carrie, Mamie and Hazel /
Sappington VIII be the hostesses at a /
i've hundred party to be given on Fri /
lay afternoon at their home on Twelfth
East street.
Mr.. and Mrs John E. Busby left
Monday for Seattle for months trip,
by way of San Francisco.
Mrs. Margaret Zane Witcher returned !
from a few days visit at
Brighton.
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Miss Clara Hosmer left yesterday for /
Iampa, Idaho where she will visit with |
Dr.. and Mrs. Jack HCsmer.
Mrs. Elizabeth COrliss, widow Of
3rigadier General A. w. Corless of the .
United States army, is the guest of /
friends in town and may settle here
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee I. Cook are at home
Lfter spending three weeks in Canada,
md are at home with Mrs. A T Neil
trup.
Miss Anna NJ. Bartlett, Mrs. Ida J.
Tough and Mrs. Samuel Lester. Jr.,
viii entertain at cards this afternoon
rom 2 to o'clock at the home of Mrs
ester. 353 South Tenth East street. All
Y. r. c. ladies and friends are cor
Tally invited. Take Mt. Olivet car.
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Mrs. J. MiIleron and daughter, Miss
.ouise, left yesterday with a party Of
riends, including Mrs Arthur W.