The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-12


hostess at charming luncheon given
Wednesday at the Country club, the
honored guest being Mrs. o. J. Sails
bury. Jr. Covers were laid for twenty
eight guests, and the luncheon table
Was beautifully decorated in pink and
white dahlias. A mound of the dahlias
formed the Centerpiece, and vases of the
flowers were placed at either end.
A delightful affair given at the
Country club was the luncheon and
bridge tea with which Mrs. J. W
Houston entertained Wednesday. Her
guests were members Of the Utopia
Card club, and places were laid for
seventeen guests.
A party of eight guests was enter
/ tanned by Mrs. John A Marshall We'd
nesday at the Country club luncheon,
and Mrs. r. II. Officer was also one
of the hostesses of the day, entertain
ing party Of twelve guests.
A delightful informal musical was
given Wednesday evening al the home
/ of Mrs. H. NJ. DinwOOdey on First ave
nue. in honor of her guests, Mr. and
Mrs. L. A. TOrrens. who viii leave for
their home in Chicago Tuesday. A
number of charming vocal selections
were rendered during the evening,
among the participants on the program
being Mrs. L. A. TOTTens Miss Gertrude
/ KasthOlm, Miss Margaret Whitney and
/ Mrs. H. NJ DinwOOdey. Miss Margaret
/ Andrews and Morris Andrews We're the
accompanies, and a number Of charm
| ing solos were rendered on the violin
| by Mr.. Andrews. About thirty guests
enjoyed the affair.
The house was decorated throughout
with a prOfusiOn OF flowers, naSIuE-
lstiums and red roses forming the deco
| ratiOns in the parlOr, while dahllas
were used with pretty effect IN Lne
music room and the dining room. Ine
/ dining table was covered with Bat
] al 4 q ~ d
/ the dahlias graCed the center OF the
/ table. A color scheme of yellow was
/ carried out in the porch decorations
/ where golden glow, sunnoWers anu
| golden rod were used in PROPULSION.
/ Mrs. DinwOOdey was assisted III
/ serving by the Misses Rehan spencer
/ Margaret Andrews and Margaret Nhlt-
/ ney.
/ Fifty guests were entertained with
/ a delightful bridge party given Wed-
/ nesday by Mrs. W. p. Lynn compll-
/ mentary to her guest, Miss Madeline
/ A. Murtha of New York City. In the
/ front parIOr the mantel was bank &c
/ with fringed petunias. while aSters II
/ different shades were used in the DacR
! parlOr. The dining room was orlgn'
l with sunflowers and the red bell-
! SHAPED saliva blossoms. Assisting Jht
| hostess were Mrs. r. y. Allison anC
l Mrs. Martha ROyle King. A charming
musical program was given, Mrs. klng
/ deIighting the guests with NUMBER
I Of vocal solos
In honor of Miss May Arnold. Sep
/ TENDER bride Miss Anna schneider en-
/ tertained a number of FRIENDS Wednes'
/ dav evening with a delightful aIIall
/ given at her home on Eleventh EaSl
/ street. A color scheme of red was uset
/ throughout the rooms, streameIs o.
| red hearts being combined with re-
{ saliva blossoms in carrying Out Jht
| effects. A mound Of the blossoms deco
/ rated the dining table, with streamer'
| of the hearts extending from tH'
] chandelier to the four corner OF th'
/ table. Here heart-shaped cards marked
/ +be DIaces for fifteen guests. Miss
! Alice sutton assisted in the dining
4 room.
Mrs. Harold Daynes was hostes!
/ Wednesday at a garden party at Farm
/ iurfon. The guests left on the Lagoon
/ train at > o'clock. The party include'
/ Mrs Harry Culmer. Mrs. Frank ttop
/ nrts. Mrs. Selden ClawsOn, Mrs. Jacl
J Picb Mrs. Charles Wells Miss Jennie
/ Calder. Mrs. Annie Mcdonald, MIS-
/ Herman Harms Mrs. Thomas sloan
/ Mrs, William Booth and Miss Ida saw
age.
Mrs. c. +. Warren was the hostess
at a charming card party given 14eS
: dav evening at her home on 1eHIi! 70
| street the COmplimented guest DeIHt
/ Mrs Alex. Oueisser of san Francisco
/ who is visiting her cousins, the MlsSs
/ Amy and Isabel Osborne. tol1 a.
/ scheme of yellow was carried OuC ~
I the dining room decorations, Whl'
. I-asas Of mink and white asters were
/ used with pretty effect on the DT!uS'
! tables. which We're lighted with PINK
/ shaded candelabra. About IWeuL;.
! Guests were present. and Mrs. WaILeI
was assisted by Mrs. Ii. T. fIeuueii Via
and Miss Anna Thomas.
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An exouisitely appointed dinner va
that with which Mr.. and Mrs. Fl, EahC
70, entertained at the Alta club Tues
5ay- evening. the COmplimented guests De
ing Mr. and Mrs. l. A. IorTe1s on IN ~
600 A centerpiece Of pink gladiolas dec
oT-ste5 the dining table, where cover
80, Iaid for ten guests. Following tn,
dinner the guests were entertained VIII
an informal musical given at the hOlIle u
MIR and Mrs James +. Jennings on SouIi
rTarnnla street A number OF charming
--o.1I elections were rendered, those par
ticipating I'm the program peln9 fIolesso
TOrrans Miss Gertrude kasJholm' MT
f. NJ. DiuwOOdey and Miss MarSafe
Whitney.
Mrs. s. 0. S. NeIden and her sons, Pau
and Ralph Nsldsn, entertained aDoG
twenty OF the young college boys ana glrl
with an informal 800 party, given Iues
idav evening at their home on P street
A color scheme of yellow was CHOSEN 10
the decorations. Japanese suntloWers ah'
inasturtiums being used III carrying on
the effect.
A delightful bridge tea was given Tues les
|dav afternoon at the home Of Mrs r W
HiU in the Caithness apartments, IN
GUESTS of honor being Miss Ruby Lam
bourne ana Miss Katherine Adams, VIII
leave soon for the east. Three tables o
bridge were played, the tables being Dam
tilv decorated with vases Of yellow nastur
tiJims and white asters. Mrs. W. II
VVevher assisted the hostess in serving.
The Post Bridge club was entertaine'
Tuesday afternoon at the quarters o
Mrs Willis Uline and the bridge prize
were awarded to Mrs W. A. CaVenauSl
land Mrs Edwin Butcher.
Miss Lucille Snow was the compliments
guest at china shower given at tn
horne of Mrs. II. ?. Irwin. at her hom
on T street Tuesday evening. Asters Il
various shades We're used in decoration
throughout the rooms. Thirty guests wer
entertained and the hostess was assiste'
by Miss Edna Snow.
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A 500 party was given by Miss Zell
GALLAGHER Tuesday evening in honor o
Miss Mildred Brown. whose marriage t
dav. Four tables of 800" were played
the tables being prettlly decorated wit
vases Of golden glow. Miss Nina Gala
cher and Miss Maude Cushing assisted i
the dining room.
Mrs. Hugh Dougan was the hostess a
q charming 500 party, given Tuesda
evening complimentary TO Mr.. and Mrs
Hyrum BergstrOm, who leaves Saturda
for Chicago. A prOfusiOn of asteTs deco
rated the parlors. while a large cut gias
vase Of nasturtiums graced the center o