The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-25
SOCIETY

A delightful luncheon was given yes
terday afternoon by Mrs. W. S. Zehring
at the Alta club in honor of her guest,
Miss Margaret Lee of Notre Dame, Ind.
The brown room OF the club was used,
and color scheme of yellow was car
ried out in the decorations and in the
refreshments A mound of golden glow
formed the table centerpiece, and gold
monogramed bonbon boxes tied with
dainty yellow bows marked the place
for six guests. Following the luncheon
the guests were entertained with a box
party at the Orpheum.
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delightful matinee party was given
yesterday afternoon by Miss Ethel Con-
nelly, who entertained eight guests in
honor Of Miss Fora Shaw and Miss Elda
Havenor. Following the play the guests
enjoyed delightful luncheon at Frank
Inns. The table was daintily decorated
IN pink and green, a mound of pink
sweet peas forming the tables center
piece. Covers were laid for Miss Fora
Shaw, Miss Elda HavenOr. Miss Ethel
Connolly, Miss Louise Jennings and
Miss Ethel HarcOmde.
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Mrs W. II. Martin entertained with
a charming breakfast given yesterday
morning, complimentary to Miss Martha
johnson. who leaves today for New
York. Pink roses and sweet peas were
used with dainty effect on the dining
table, where cards in the sweet peas de-
sign marked the places for eight guests.
Mrs Martin was assisted by Mrs. J. W.
Christie and Miss Doris Martin.
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charming five hundred" party was
given yesterday afternoon by the Misses
Elizabeth and Mildred Lane, the hon
Ored guest being Miss Frances COwan,
who leaves soon to resume her school
work in the east. The parlors were
decorated in lavender sweet peas. the
blossoms being banked with pretty eff
feet on the mantels. In the dining room
lavender asters were used, a mound of
the flowers forming the table center
piece. Seven tables of five hundred"
were played, and dainty oriental cards
were used for the tallies. The prizes
We're awarded to Mrs. AIva Lee and
Miss Gala Crane. Those who assisted
the Misses Lane were Mrs. George
Walker and Mrs. ". S. NicOl.
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Mrs. Greeve-W Walker entertained a
party Of friends with a charmingly ap-
pointed dinner last evening in honor of
her sister Miss Emma Mckinley, who
leaves next week for her home in Day
ton, Ohio.
The Post Bridge club will hold its
next meeting on Friday at the quar-
tiers Of Mrs. Hugh WaIthaH.
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Mrs. w S. Zehring will entertain six
guests with a luncheon to be given to-
day at the Commercial club, compli-
mentary to Mrs. Arthur Stone of Pueblo,
! Colo, and Mrs. Nichols of Los Ange-
les. A matinee party for the play
Girls viii follow the lu~@heon.
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A luncheon will be given on Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs A.
H. Boxrud, on South Sixth East street,
in honor of Mrs. sBoxrud's sister, Mrs.
George Dennis of Minneapolis.
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A lake party will be given this even
ing by Miss Ethel Harcomde, with Miss
Fora Shaw as the honored guest.
Among the hOstesses at the table
dhote dinner at the Country club to-
day viii be Mrs. William Reid, who
viii entertain ten guests; Miss Stella
Fabian with three guests, Miss z.
Farnsworth with seven guests, Miss
WinifTed BTiCe with eighteen guests,
and Miss LeaTy, who will entertain a
party of twelve in honor Of Miss Rae
Bartch and Miss Bess Mcmillan, two
September brides.
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A large kensingtOn tea will be given
by Mrs. Clarence NJ. Sampson this af-
ternoon at her home in the Smith apart
ments
Miss Bessie Barnett will be the
/ hostess at matinee party to be given
this afternoon at the Grand the hon
ored guests being Miss Arene Cooper
of Kansas City, Mo, Miss Lucille Fried
man of HALEY, Idaho and Miss Fannie
jacobson of Shreveport, La.
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Mrs. James K. Shaw and daughter,
Miss Fora Shaw, will leave on Satur-
day, Aug. Is, for the east, going first
to Chicago, and thence by way of the
great lakes to Buffalo. From there
they will make the trip to New York
by way of the Hudson river, where
Miss Shaw viii spend a year in the
study Of music
Mrs. Vera Fenton and daughters. the
Misses Norma and Erma. win leave on
Saturday evening for Los Angeles
where the marriage of Miss Norma Fen
ton and William c. Browning will take
place. The marriage will be sOlemnfzed
/ on Wednesday. Sept. 1, at high noon at
the First Unitarian church, Rev F.