The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-22
SOCIETY

! A delightful theatre party was gwen
/ yesterday afternoon by Mrs. J. j.
Campbell, who entertained the mem
/ bers of Miss Bess McMillan's bridal
( party at the Orpheum matinee, fol-
/ lowed by a luncheon a; Mrs. Camp
| bells apartments in the Bransford.
/ Covers were laid for six guests.
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Mrs. Wilbur S Henderson enter
| tanned the members of her bridge club
yesterday afternoon at ner home on
Fifth East street. Three tables of
bridge were played, ana the deeora-
tons were carried out in a color
scheme of yellow, with vases Of the
/ flowers on the small tables. The next
meeting of the club will be held next
( Tuesday at the home of Mrs. John Z.
Clark on Garfield avenue.
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A pretty affair was the party given
last evening by Miss Eda Taysum at
her home on Fifth East street, the COM
P2102e0ted gUest 6eiug KISS Ga6e{ Par
ry, a September bride. A profusion Of
sunhowers was used with pretty ef-
feet in the dining room, while asters
and sprays of the wild roses, with their
( clusters Of red berries, were used
throughout the other rooms. Miss
( Taysum was assisted by Miss Lillian
Chapman and Miss Elsie Taysum.
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Miss Nellie Nicholson and the Misses
Geneve and GWendODne KnoWlton
were the hOstesses at q. delightful af-
fair given last night in honor of Miss
Elizabeth Felt, who will be married on
Thursday. SunflOweTs and the corn
blossom flowers were effectively COM
bined in the decorations a low bowl of
/ the blossoms grazing the center of the
t q inc Fn
| flowers between the dining room and
parlOr. The hOstesses were assisted by
Miss Ellen Tibbits and Miss Irma Read.
and the guests present were Mrs Wins
low +. Smith, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. w.
I j. Eldredge, Mrs. Robert NJ, Wilson,
Mrs. Claire Smith and the Misses Mar
garet Warner, Sybil FOote, Naomi Felt,
/ Josephine ClawsOn, Josephine Morris,
Irma Read, Vida Fox, Ellen Dorothy
Dwyer, Louise Hagman and Virginia
Smith. Music and games were enjoyed
during the evening.
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/ Miss Janet Murdoch was the guest of
/ honor at a delightful party given last
evening at the home OF Mrs. John Han
| sen on Eighth East street The house
was pTettily decorated with the sea
sons flowers, and music and games
were enjoyed during the evening.
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/ Mrs. Jack GilmeT will entertain a
small party of friends at the Country
/ club today, and Miss Elsie Parsons will
/ also have few friends as 80 guests
at the table d'hote lunc'
Mrs. Louis Gordon will be host IS at
a white shower TO be given this after
noon at her home on First avenue with
Miss BeSS Mcmillan as the compliment
/ ed guest.
The Country club will be the scene
of pretty luncheon to oe given today
by Mrs. a. E. Hutchinson, who Will
nave covers LAID for eighteen guests.
A luncheon will be given at the
I Country club today by Mrs. T. r.
Woodbridge in honor Of airs. Ross Bit
finger who is the house guest of Mrs
w. W. Armstrong.
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Complimentary to Mrs. Charles I'VE
and Miss Lowe of Iowa, Il luncheon for
ten guests will be given by Mrs. T. u,
Weber at the Country club today
covers VIII be i q !. for ten guests.
A five hundred party UjU Ne giue7
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With Miss Janet Murdoch as The guest
of honor.
Miss Erma Felt Will be the compli-
mented guest at a party to be given
this afternoon by Mrs. benjamin lib
hey at her home in the Caithness
apartments,
In honor Of Miss ETma Felt, a party
WIKI be given by Mrs. clark Whitney
Friday evening at her home on Ninth
East street.
Mrs. J. +. Marshall and Mrs. Lynch
left yesterday for a visit to the Seattle
fair and other points in the northwest
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Mrs. John Reed returned Sunday
from a two months visit 20 Seattle ana
the northwest.
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Miss JOY De Camp arrived in Salt
Lake Sunday evening and viii spend
the winter here as the guest of her
aunt, Mrs, Ledyard Bailey. Miss De
Camp is a talented musician and
young lady Of charming personality.
who VIII be a most welcome addition TO
salt Lake social circles.
Miss Helen Bittinger, viii leave the
latter part Of the week Tor Los An
geleS. where she will attend NarIbo-
rough school during the coming year.
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Mrs. c. +. Hamren left yesteday for
Kansas City, where she will make her
home in the future.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cigehn announce
the engagement of their daughter Ella
10 r. g. Alder Of Preston. Ida. Tho
date for the wedding has not been de-
tinitely arranged, but VIII probably bet
set for the late autumn.
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Mrs. Edward F. Blair of Spokane
who has spent the past three months
IN the east, viii arrive in the city to-
night, and viii visit for a short time
here as the guest Of Mrs E. NJ. Forbes
on Fifth East street. Sirs Blair was
formerly Miss Jessie Greenman, a Salt
Lake. resident.
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The wedding of Miss Mary Gall and
Carl Theodore BOehler viii take place
at st. Mary's cathedral this morning
at s o'clock
One Of Wednesdays weddings will be
that Of Miss Lucille, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Snow, and Chester
Grimmette.
Mrs. g. Blakely, chairman Of the
program committee for the state Fed
Grafton Of WOmens clubs. viii meet the