The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-24
SOCIETY

/ Mrs. W II. Child entertained eight
| guests in formally yesterday afternoon
with a Kensington given in honor Of
! Miss Bess Mcmillan, whose wedding
viii take place on Saturday evening.
! A charmingly appointed dinner party
was given last evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
! c. 0. Beebe at their home in G street.
The decorations in the parlOrs were
pink roses, while yellow nasturtiums
were effectively used in the dining
room. A beautiful cluny lace cloth,
over yellow satin, covered the dining
table, and a bank of nasturtiums
formed the centerpiece, with single
/ blossoms at each place. Covers were
laid for twenty guests;
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A large reception was that given last
night at the First Congregational
church in honor of the pastor, the Rev.
/ Elmer I. Goshen. The church was
beautifully decorated in masses of yell
low daisies and asters, and other
/ flowers Of the season. Palms We're also
used with pretty effect in the decora-
! tons The church was filled during the
/ evening with members of the cOngrega-
ton and other friends of the pastor.
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Miss ArdelIe Romney was the hon
ored guest at a delightful musicale
/ yesterday afternoon to thirty-one
l guests at the home of Mrs. Nilate Rom
/ ney on G street Banks of golden glow
/ and asters were used with pretty ef-
/ feet throughout tile rooms. buffet
( luncheon was served, the hostess being
/ assisted by Mrs. Crawford and the
/ Misses Viiate Schofeld, Susan Scho-
field Gertrude Romney, Vilate Romney
and Irene Romney.
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In honor of Miss Janet Murdoch,
whose marriage takes place next week.
a delightful Orpheum party was given
yesterday afternoon by Miss Viola
/ Thirkell. The matinee was followed by
d luncheon at Franklin's, the table
being prettily decorated in pink and
white asters. Covers We're laid Tor the
following guests: Mrs. Fred Taylor,
Mrs Grace Woolley and the Misses
Janet Murdoch, Viola Denhalter, Rae
| Campbell, Nora Murdoch, Alice Castle
ton and Viola Thirkell.
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Miss Vedi Beebe was the hostess at a
pretty luncheon given yesterday TO
/ twelve guests. A lace cloth over red
satin covered the luncheon table, which
was prettily decorated with low
mound of red asters Place cards in
quaint Dutch figures were laid for Mrs
Joel Nibley, Mrs. Joseph Nibley. Mrs
Carl Williams and the Misses r Rea
/ NibIey, Alice Nibley, Margaret Werner,
Elise Yates, Beulah Woodruff, Norma
Woodruff Mignon Denhalter, Alibo
Dunbar and Sybella Clayton. During
the afternoon a number of delightful
piano selections were given by Miss
Clayton.
A five hundred party was given in
honor of Miss Murdoch last evening at
I the home of Miss Viola Denhalter in
I East Fifth South street. BTight-cOiOred
! autumn leaves were used in the deco
( rations throughout the house. Five ia
bIes of five hundred were played. Mrs.
William Mitchell and Miss Rae Camp
bell assisted the hostess in serving.
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The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth Felt
to s MarSena Foster took place yester-
day at o'clock at the temple, the cere-
mony being performed by President
John r. Winder. In the evening a re-
ception to about 200 guests was given
. at the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. B. Felt. in North Main
| street Palms and ferns were effective
( ~ combined with q pTOfusiOn Of white
/ asters in carrying out a color scheme Of
/ green and white in the paTlor deCOra-
. tons, while pink was the color chosen
for the dining room, A draWnWork
. cloth over pink satin covered the din
ing table, on which rested a CenterpieCe
of pink and white asters. A silver can
delabra holding pink-shaded lights was
placed at either end of the table, which
I was presided over by Mrs. J. w. limp
son. A number Of young girls in dainty
. evening gowns assisted in the serving,
among them being the Misses Vida
/ Fox, Geneva Felt, Louise Hagman,
/ GwendOlyn KnOwltOn, Dorothy DWyer
. and Nellie Nicholson. A string OTches-
ira played a number Of selections dur
ing the evening. The brides attendants
We're Mrs. W. F. Smith and Miss Naomi
Felt. while Clifford Foster, a brother OF
/ the bridegroom. acted as best man. The
/ brides gown was hand embroidered
I white Duchess satin, made en- train in
. Empire effect. with trimmings of real
/ lace. Mrs. Smith wore a gown Of pale
blue MORE silk, and Miss Naomi Felt
. wore pale blue tissue over blue silk
! The brides bouquet was a shower eff
. feet of white bride roses, while her at
PENDANTS carried clusters Of white car
nations After oct. Is Mr.. and Mrs.
. Foster viii be at home at No. 230 North
/ West Temple.
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Miss Lulu Lane delightfully."- enter
| tanned twenty-one Of her girl friends
/ Monday evening i'm honor of her sister,
/ Frances, who leaves Saturday night for
/ California to become an October bride,
/ The evening was spent i'm games and
music after which a dainty supper was
/ served The prizes were won by the