The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-11


dainty souvenirs in the High school col
Ors, red and black Held's orchestra
furnished the music for the dancing.
The affair was chaperoned by Mrs. ".
G.. Romney, Mrs. Edward McGurrin,
Mrs John c. Cutler, Mrs. P. J. Moran
and Mrs. J. ". Bardwell. while the
hostess was assisted in receiving by
Miss Kate Ryan, Mrs. A. T. Christensen
and Miss Nora Gleason.
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A charming 800 party was that given
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. c. II. Val
entine at her home on @ street the hon
Ored guest being Miss La Blanche Snow,
a September bride. Golden glow and
I sUU6owevs, and White HnaTguerltes we've
used IN carrying out dainty color
scheme of yellow and white. Five ia
! bles Of 800 were played, the prizes being
awarded to Mrs. W. 5. Bing and Mrs.
NJ. L. Snow. The assistants, who were
all attired in dainty gowns of white,
were the Misses Uarda Snow, Ada
Holmes and Ethel Valentine.
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In honor of Mrs. Hyrum Bergstrum,
a delightful Kensington tea was given
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. W. n. VIII
Hams at her home on North Temple
street. Pink asters were charmingiy
used in the decorations throughout the
rooms, a large bowl of the blossoms
gracing the center of the table. Fiji
teen guests We're invited TO meet Mrs.
Bergstrum, who leaves today for an ex-
tended trip to Chicago.
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A large affair complimentary to Miss
Edna Evans, who leaves in two weeks
for trip abroad, was the recital at the
Thirty-first ward meeting house last
night. The affair was in charge of a
number Of prominent local musicians,
and most delightful program was rem
dered during the evening. Among the
participants were H. B. Dougall, Miss
Hazel Barnes, John W. Summerhays,
Horace S. Ensign, Miss Eva Crawford,
Miss Edith Grant, Miss Irene Kelly.
Miss Margaret Summerhays and others.
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In honor of Miss May Arnold, a fall
bride, Miss Gertrude Kay and Miss
Kate COath entertained on Thursday
evening at the home Of Miss COath on
South Seventh West street Pink and
white asters were charmingly used in
the decorations. Music and games were
enjoyed during the evening. and the
prizes for the guessing contest were won
by Mrs. +. Britton, Miss Birdie Archer
and Miss NJ. Martin. Thirty guests were
present during the evening.
Mrs. c. J. c. Duncan entertained with
a delightful affair given last night in
honor of Miss Nay Arnold. bank of
pink and white asters graced the CEN
ter of the dining table, where covers
were laid for nineteen guests. Clusters
Of nalanett carried out the color effect
Of pink and white in the other decCra-
tons. Mrs. Duncan was assisted by
Mrs. L. McFee and Mrs. c. Tietjen-
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Invitations were issued yesterday for
an informal musicale and reception to
be given Monday evening at the First
Congregational church IN honor Of Pro
fessOr and Mrs. L. A. Torrens of Chi
cago. The musicale viii be given under
the auspices Of the Symphony OTches-
ira directors to give the Symphony pa
irons and other musicians of Salt Lake
an opportunity to meet these we'll
known musicians
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Miss May Arnold, one Of the Septem-
Der brides, viii be the complimented
guest at a shower to be given Tuesday
evening at the home of Miss Irene
Judges, with Miss Ethel Gertz and Miss
Judges as the hostesses. Wednesday
evening Mrs. Hugh DOugan and Miss
Jennie Brighton viii give a musicale in
honor Of Miss Arnold, the affair to be
az the home Of Mss Brighton.
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A benefit musicale for the book fund
of the reading room for the blind at the
public library, VIII be given on Tues
day Sept, p, al tbe T5TSt C0QEIeg2-
tlo0&{ chUycA. TAe affalY YY5M be 81
charge Of Miss LOTeen Leary and Miss
Minette Baer. and the directors Of the
auxiliary viii be patronesses of the af-
fair.
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Mrs. Robert GemmeIl VIII entertain
q few guests at the table dhOte dinner
given at the Country club this evening,
and W D Neal will also entertain
small party Of friends.
A dinner party win be given this
e-aping by Mrs. William Cunningham
i'm honor Of Professor and Mrs. L. =.
Torrens.
An informal bridge tea viii be given
this afternoon by Miss Mayme Noble,
with Miss Bess Mcmillan as the hon
ored guest.
Miss Myrtle Jensen will entertain
this afternoon with an Orpheum party
ID honor Of Miss La Blanche Snow The
matinee VIII be followed by a luncheon
a Franklin's.
AIr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Wheeler have sold
their beautiful home on South Temple
street and VIII leave Tuesday for Port
land where they VIII spend the winter
as guests at the home of their daugh-
ter, Mrs Walter Evans.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harris Middleton will
leave Sunday for Denver, where they
VIII make their home in the future.
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air, and 0ICs, J, Z. Walker AVID Mss
Margaret Walker returned Friday from
q camping trip in the Bear River val
ley.
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Captain and Mrs. r. p. Rifenberick
81 who have hon c-1asts Of Contai.-