The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-15

ternoon. Three tables of bridge were
played, the prizes going to Mrs, ". E
Fife and Mrs. Leslie Savage. The tea
table, which was datntly decorated in
pink sweet peas, was presided over by
Mrs. Russell Schulder and Mrs. Union
WOrth1ngtOn.
Mrs. Z. NJ. West was the hostess at a
charming five hundred party given on
Monday in honor of Mrs. NJ. J. Keen Of
San Diego. The national colors were com
/ bined with garden flowers in the decoTa-
tons throughout the rooms the dining
table having a cover of the tricOlor bunt-
ung with mound of sweet peas forming
the center piece. The dOOrways were
draped with the bunting and flags were
hung with pretty effect throughout the
rooms. Those who assisted Mrs. West in
serving were Mrs. ]. D. Harrison and
Miss McDonOugh.
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The Misses Martha Johnson and Aimee
Best, two autumn brides, were the COM
plimented guests at a five hundred party
with which Mrs. John I. White enter
tanned on Tuesday evening at her home
at Whitehall. The lining table was dec
GRATED with pyramid of flowers in the
ulcoIor effect, tall cut glass vase Of
blue sweet peas being placed in the CEN
ter of the table with smaller vases filled
with white sweet peas placed around if
Surrounding these were tiny vases filled
with red sweet peas. The American flags
were effectively combined with the sweet
peas in the decorations throughout the
rooms. Mrs. White was assisted in serv-
ing by Mrs. Colin Mcintosh and Mrs. ].
{. Ross, while Miss Lydia White presided
| at the punch bowl.
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Cardinal Gibbons was the hOnored guest
at a delightfully."- appointed dinner given
on wednesday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kearns, who are
entertaining the cardinal during his visit
/ IN the city. A large silver bowl Of pink
roses formed the center piece on the din
ing table, which was lighted with pink
/ shaded Candelabra. Dainty silver mono
grained cards marked the places for TWEEN
! Numerous parties. were formed during
/ the tbs, week to see the play. THE Merry
/ NldoW, which was given at the Salt
Lake theatre. On Monday evening sam
uel NewhOuse was the host at a box
party, the guests including Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Bamberger, Miss Aileen Maclean.
| Moore.
box party Of twelve guests was enter
| tanned by Miss Dorothy Kinney on Mon
1 day night at The Merry Widow" the
/ play being followed by a supper at the
! country club Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Judge
! also entertained a party of friends with
| a box party on Monday night
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| Mrs. William Cunningham was the host
| ess at a luncheon given on Wednesday
/ afternoon at the Country club, the hon
/ Ored guests being Mrs. S. c. Adams and
/ Mrs. Raymond Mason, who are visiting
| at the Mcmillan home, and Miss Dorothy
/ Kinney who is the guest of Mrs. John F.
/ woodward. The tables were decorated in
! yellow golden glow and covers were laid
for twenty-five guests.
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Miss Martha Johnson and Edgar c.
| Beach were the cOmplimented guests at
an auto party and supper given on We'd
nesday by Mr.. and Mrs. Colin Mcintosh
and Mr. and Mrs: ]: c. Ross.
| A five hundred party was given at the
| home Of Miss Myrtle Jack on Thursday
| afternoon, in honor of Miss Viola GOdba
I one Of the autumn brides. The national
! eolors were used in the decorations, the
| table being covered with a large flag
| with a mirror in the center. on which
| was placed a bowl Of sweet peas in red
| white and blue shades. Miss Mignon
! Denhalter and Miss Cleo Craig assisted in
serving the guests, who numbered six
teen
! Among the lake parties during the week
| was one given on Tuesday by Mrs Z. NJ
/ West for Miss lone Albright Of Nebraska,
| who is the guest Of Mrs. II. W Sher-
| wood. Ten guests were entertained with a
! supper at the ship cafe, "Leviathan," and
dancing followed during the evening.
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One Of the most elaborate receptions of
the season was that with which Mr.. and
1 Mrs. Thomas J. Kearns entertained
Thursday from $50 to 1890, in honor Of
| Cardinal Gibbons. The house was charm
! ingly decorated, masses Of beautiful
| flowers being used throughout the rooms.
| The reception han was decorated in yell
| low golden glow, while Iubrum lilies were
| used in the drawing rooms and pink hol-
! lyhocks in the library. In the dining
| room Easter lilies were used with beau
tiful effect, the dining table, which was
! covered with a duchess lace cloth, hav-
I Immense Ef0gSnr1E
a csnterpiece. Coffee was poured by Mrs.
J. =. Cosgriff and Mrs. Finland Of Chi
cago, while the Misses Anna Mccormick
and Dorothy Kinney presided at the
nished music during thhe reception, At