The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-15
SOCIETY

4AODNAL DAEEtV0 ma pm u CoAt1AAf
Mass. The marriage win take place in
October.
Mrs. Samuel c. Park entertained at a
luncheon at the Country club yesterday
I'm honor of Mrs. George L. Nye of Den
yer. The large round table was laid in
the private dining room, and the room
darkened and made delightfully."- cool
The table was all in pink. a great bas-
ket of pink sweet peas filing the CEN
trail part with three smaller baskets Of
the same flowers around the outer edge.
An immense bow Of pink satin ribbon
was gayly placed on the top of the CEN
tTal one, and twisted strands of the rib
bon extended across TO the others where
similar bows were placed. Tall crystal
candlesticks with pink candles and pink
shades lighted the board, and pink bon
bOns figured in an attractive rose-col-
Ored affair. Covers were laid for twenty
four. mostly the close friends of the
hostess and the guest of honor when her
home was here. Following the lunch
con informal games Of bridge We're en-
jOyed or the simpler pleasure of resting
In the shade of the trees on the broad
lawns around the club.
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Miss Elsie Parsons was the hostess
yesterday at a large and elaborate
luncheon also at the Country club, when
some thirty of her friends were enter
tanned. The long table was gay with
pink and white sweet peas, and place
cards done in the same flowers were at
each place. The guests were Miss Vir-
ginia Beatty. and her guest, Miss Flor
ence Reynolds of Boston; Miss Cary
Marshall. Miss Edith Godbe, Miss Bry-
an Houston, Miss GrizeIle Houston,
To- III a
Ian Lane, Miss Marjorie Brooks, Miss
Josephine Well, Miss Winnifred Brice.
Miss Margaret Walker, and her guest,
Miss Powers of Denver; Miss Mercy
Lewis. Miss Dorothy Rooklidge, Miss
Marjorie Dey, Miss Eliza Dey, Miss
Frances McChTystal, Miss Norinne
Thompson, Miss Aileen Mcmillan, Miss
Isabel Johnson, Miss Rose Evans. Miss
Lucille Clark, Miss Margaret Dunn,
Miss Georgeida Moore, Mrs. Mary Nc
Chrystal and Mrs. z. C. Parsons.
Mrs J. r. Walker entertained yester-
day at a delightful morning bridge par
ty, followed by luncheon, the affair be-
ing in honor of the Misses Stauter,
guests OF Mrs. Herman A. Prosser. Six
tables for the game were arranged in
the pergola, and the place was made de-
1ghtfully cool by the vines and flowers
around there. Everything was carried
out in the garden idea, and the prizes
were great punches Of sweet peas tied
with moline. The prize winners were
Mrs. John E Woodward, Mrs. Filler,
Miss LOckridge, Miss Ruth Chapman,
Miss Bancroft and Miss Dorothy Kin
ney A number more friends came in
later for the luncheon which was served
in buffet style.
Mrs. Karl A. Scheid entertained a
small party Of friends yesterday at a
bridge luncheon at the Country club for
Mrs. Robert Glendinning of Mexico
City. who is here the guest Of her moth
CT, Mrs. John T. DOnnellan. The table
was decorated with Marguerites in COM
pliment to the guest of honor, who was
Miss Marguerite Donnellan, and place
cards done in the dainty flowers were
at each place. Two tables of bridge fol-
lowed the luncheon, when prizes were
won by Mrs. John c. DAILY, Mrs. Glen
Dining and Mrs. William NJ. McCrea.
The other guests invited were Mrs.
Mark w. Lillard. Mrs. Edward J. Rob
erts, Miss Edna Dunn. Miss Lena Myers
and Mrs. Ralph McBroom.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w. James en-
tertained last evening at a delightful
and beautifully appointed dinner at the
Commercial club for Colonel and Mrs.
Walter Scott of Fort Douglas, and also
for Lieutenant and Mrs. G. A. Wieser.
The round table was laid in the private
dining room, and decorations OF pan
sizes were used, while a dinner service
handkerchief in the same flowers
graced the table. The others present
were Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Quigley.
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The usual weekend dance will be
given at the Country club Saturday
night, despite the fact that il is not so
scheduled in the July events. There
will be a putting contest and a tea at
o'clock, followed by the table d'hote
dinner and the dance. and it is quite
likely that the dances will continue
through the summer for Saturday even
ings.
Mrs. Joseph z. Game entertained yes
terday afternoon at a small bridge tea
in honor Of Mrs. Arthur Shepherd, who
is here for the summer. Three tables Of
the game were played, and several more
came in for tea. Mrs. Lewis SchCppe
won the prize in the game.
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Miss Gertrude Fitzgerald, the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Fitzgerald,
WHO nave recently come mere 10 i've
has arrived and is with her parents at
Whitehall. Miss Fitzgerald has just
finished her second year at Smith col
lege.
Mrs. William f. James will entertain
today at a luncheon at the Alta club in
compliment to Mrs. George L. Nye of
Denver and Mrs, Lylia Read, both Of
whom are visiting in town.
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Mrs. George Keyser viii entertain at
a tea on Saturday from 3 till 6 o'clock
for Mrs Aaron Keyser and Mrs. Nal
colin Keyser, who are guests at the
Keyser home on East First South street.
Mrs. Joseph E. Game viii give a tea
tomorrow afternoon for Mrs. Harold
Russell and Mrs. George L. Nye Of
Denver.
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Mrs. June SadleT DOnnell and her lit
tie daughter and Mrs. Jack Gilmer have
gone to Brighton to spend the rest of
the summer in the Sadler cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark W. Lillard and
Mr. and Mrs. Edward j. Roberts will be
at home after this week in their new
apartments on First avenue between F
and q streets.
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