The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-31
SOCIETY

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Mrs. Brig Cannon was the hostess at
a charming bridge tea given yesterday
afternoon Tor Mrs. Fred Hamilton and
Miss Bess Mcmillan, a September bride.
A color scheme of yellow was carried
out in the decorations, the dining table.
which was covered with a cluny lace
cloth, having a large bowl OF yellow
blossoms as a 5enterpieoe. Eleven ia
bles Of bridge were played.
Mrs. William Barnes of Denver was
the cOmDlimented guest at two delight
ful afternoon affairs given last week by
her sister. Mrs. II. W. Branch, and also
at a theatre party given on Friday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Harvey Ar
informal luncheon will be given in her
honor by Mrs. Branch on Wednesday at
her home on West Third North street.
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Mrs. J. H Richards entertained four
tables at a delightful bridge party given
on Monday afternoon at her home on
Second avenue, the honored guests be
ing Mrs. Ed B. Sterling of Portland,
Ore, and Mrs. Arthur Shepherd. Sweet
peas in the different shades We're effec-
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A delightful 500 party was that with
which Mrs T. :. Harlan entertained
on Monday afternoon, complimentary to
Miss lone Albright of Lincoln, Neb.
Nasturtiuns were used in the decOTa-
tons, a low mound Of the blossoms
forming the table centerpiece. Sixteen
guests We're entertained and the hostess
was assisted by Mrs. Ralph Hill.
A charming bonfire party was that
given at the Daynes summer home,
"Dukom Inn" in Emigration canyon on
Friday evening. Forty guests We're
present at the affair, which was given
in honor of the birthday of Mrs. H. f.
Daynes.
A large party of people who are
camping in Emigration canyon were en-
tertained with d watermelon" party,
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Eakel Monday
evening.
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Mrs. c. G. Plummer returned Friday
from Phsroah's Glen, where she was a
member of house party given by Mrs.
| J. MillerOn. Others who were guests
of Mrs. Milleron during the week were
/ Mrs. Arthur James, Mrs. E. o. Lee and
Mrs. F. c. Cooley.
Mrs. L. Wertheimer entertained with
/ a 'grandmOther's party" on Thursday,
/ in honor of her eightieth birthday. The
/ long dining table was decorated with
/ pink sweet peas, and those who assisted
/ in serving were Mrs. B. Heymanson,
/ Mrs. z. L. GOdbe. Mrs. Louis Vert
/ heimeT and Mrs. D. w. Wertheimer.
/ Many beautiful gifts were received by
/ the hostess.
| A delightful lake party was given by
| Miss Ethel Landau on Wednesday, the
! affair being complimentary to Miss
Anna Berland OF Denver. Following a
| dip in the lake, a dainty supper was
served to fourteen guests by Mrs. A,
/ Cline and Mrs. Max Daniels.
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| Mrs. George Barrows entertained with
/ a prettily appointed dinner party on
! Monday evening in honor Of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Alfred Biddick of Omaha. Covers
were laid for eight guests.
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! A large party of young people was
| entertained last evening, the affair be-
/ ing given in honor of Miss Prudence
/ Trimble of Kansas City, No, who is
| the guest of Miss Elsie Mcmillan.
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! Miss Betsy Woodland of Raleigh, n.
/ c., and Miss Genevieve Pratt of Los An
geles, will be the hOnOred guests at 2
card party to be given this afternoon
I by the Misses Carrie and Mamie Sap
/ pington at their home on Twelfth East
/ street.
/ Mrs. John Julian Devereaux viii be
the hostess at a tea to be given from
| to o'clock today, the guest of honor
] hnipnr Mrs Harry C1raCeg oxr-faIla
/ A KensingtOn tea will be given this
afternoon by Mrs. T. y. Flood, who will
/ entertain complimentary to Miss Luz
ellie Snow, September bride.
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/ An informal luncheon viii be given
/ by Mrs. Wellington E. Lake, the hon
/ ored guest being Mrs. Charles Symns,
who leaves on Wednesday for st. Louis.
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Mrs. NJ. o. Howard and Mrs. Alice
Martin will entertain with reception
10 be given at the home Of Mrs. Martin
this afternoon from 8 to o'clock.
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A quiet home wedding took place last
evening, when Miss Ada Marsh became
the bride of Oliver Larson. The cere-
mOny was performed by the Rev. P. A.
Simpkin at o'clock in the presence of
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the bridal couple The bride wore a
beautiful tan gown, and carried d show
er bouquet of white roses. After Sept.
Is Mr.. and Mrs. Larson will be at home
at 1875 South Seventh East street.
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The wedding of Miss Elsie Anderson
and R. B. Stevens will take place on
| Wednesday. Sept. /, at the home of Miss
Anderson's aunt, Mrs. T. DAHL in Oak
land, Cal
A card party will be given Thursday
by Miss Anita Davidson for Miss Viola
GOdbe, a September bride. Miss Godbe
viii also be the cOmplimented guest at
an Orpheum party to be given Wednes-
day, with Mrs. B. HeymansOn. as the
hostess. The matinee will be followed
by a dinner party at the home Of Mrs.
/ HeymansOn.
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Miss Allie BreckOn, who has been
| spending the summer here as the guest
| Of her uncle, J. T. Breckon. will leave
| this evening for her home in Toronto.
She win be accompanied by her cousin.
Miss Jennie Brecl1on, who will remain
in Canada until after the holidays.
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Mrs. W. c. Spence and daughters,
Misses Florence and Ruth, returned
home Sunday from Long Beach, where
they have been spending the last five
weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. Orson Howard will re-
ff1ru fba Ia tier mart Of tho x-oelv from,