The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-17
SOCIETY


given at the Alta club was that with
which Mrs. Richard A. Keyes enter
tanned yesterday. American Beauty
roses were scattered over the cloth. and
d large crystal basket Of blossoms
graced the luncheon table. Dainty
cards with mOnograms in gold marked
the places for eighteen guests. After
the luncheon the guests were enter
tanned with a box party at the Or
| pheum. This was the first Of a series
of affairs that will be given by Mrs
| Reyes.
Mrs. Mark w Lillard was guest Of
| honor at a bridge tea given yesterday
afternoon by Miss Stella Fabian. at her
home in South Twelfth East street The
| bridge tables. of which seven were
played, were decorated with bouquets
Of chrysanthemums in the different
shades.
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The Country club was the scene of a
| pretty bridge tea Thursday. the first Of
/ a series to be given by Mrs. a. z.
Hutchinson. The bridge games were
followed by a tea, at which the hostess
was assisted by Mrs. J. T. Richard and
Mrs. Jay Rogers.
Mrs. Frank Parker entertained yes
| terday afternoon with a delightful
/ bridge tea at her home in East South
Temple street the complimented guest
| being Mrs S. T. Hackley of Victor
Colo Sunfowers were used in the dec
orations throughout the hall and living
room, while pink and white asters were
used i'm the dining ROOM A large bank
| of the flowers graCed the center of the
| table. where tea was poured by Mrs.
! James Denny. Four tables of bridge
were played, and prizes were won by
/ Mrs. George Putnam and Mrs. H H.
| Lawson.
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An informal bridge tea. the second o.
a series to be given at the home OF Mrs.
/ John DeTn, was that with which Mrs.
Dern and Mrs. J. G. Dick entertained
/ yesterday complimentary to Mrs.
! George Dern. The bridge tables, of
+ which seven were played, were charm
ingly decorated with the bright red
/ sylvia blossoms.
| Mrs. James II. Brown gave a Ken
/ singtOn tea yesterday afternoon in hon
/ or of Miss Dorothy Doty of Wyoming,
/ n. J. Sundowers and nasturuums were
used throughout the rooms. Miss Wini-
/ fred WOOdmansee. Miss Marjorie Brown
| and Miss Lavina Brown assisted in the
4 dining room. The guests were Miss
Beth Critchlow, Miss HOLSTER Han
/ COckl Miss Virginia Beatty, Miss Mar
/ garet Dunn, Miss Shirley Palmer, Miss
! Tessie GOdbe Miss Miriam Brooks, Miss
Elsie Parsons, Miss Helen Evans, Miss
! Rose Evans, Miss Lesley Woodruff,
! Miss Allen Mcmillan, Miss Margaret
/ Walker, Miss Bryan Houston. Miss
/ GrizelI Houston. Miss Lillian Lane and
| Miss NoTinne Thompson.
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A pretty bridge tea was that given
/ by Mrs. George II. Smith at her home
in Third avenue yesterday afternoon,
when she entertained fourteen guests
complimentary to her sister, Mrs.
/ Katherine Lechet of Spokane.
Miss Irene Kelly was the hostess at a
/ delightful musicale given last night,
with Miss Edna Evans and Miss Hazel
/ Barnes as the guests of honor. The
/ rooms were decorated with profusiou
of asteTs and azalias i'm the pink and
I white shades. A color scheme of pink
and green was carried out in the table
/ decorations. a low mound OF the bios
/ SONS forming the Centerpiece, with
/ ropes of asparagus ferns extending from
/ the table to the candelieT. Miss Kelly
/ was assisted in serving by Mrs. Hugh
/ w. Dougal and Miss Addie Lowe. Mu-
/ steal numbers were rendered by Miss
/ Edna Evans. Miss Hazel Barnes. Miss
F Fay Putnam, and Horace Ensign. Ed
| win kimball. Spencer ClawsOa. jr.. and
I Hugh Dougall. Thirty guests were en-
tertained during the evening.
The second Of a series of affairs TO
/ be given this week by Mrs. J. A. Earls
was the bridge tea with which she en-
teTtained Thursday at her apartments
in the Virginia. Mrs. EaTis was assist
ed by Mrs. a. J. Davis and Mrs. Charles
Field. Four tables OF bridge were
! played, and other guests came in later
for tea. The bridge prizes Were won
by Mrs. Frances, Mrs. ". p. z. Hawk
Mrs. Samuel Paul and Mrs. Hal Brown.
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Mrs. Heber Lee entertained the mem
bers OF her bridge club Thursday after
noon, with Mrs. G. .. Whittemore of
! Los Angeles as the honOred guest.
/ Those who won the bridge prizes were
Mrs Wilbur 5. Henderson, Mrs. Fred
Slade. Mrs. Ed Parsons and Mrs. John
Z. Clark. The next meeting Of the club
viii be held at the home Of Mrs. Wilbur
/ 5. Henderson in Fifth East street.
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The members OF the Glover Leaf club
and their husbands were entertained
. last evening by Mrs. George Hardy and
Mrs Will Naylor at the home of Mrs.
! NaylOT in East Sixth South street. Pur-
/ ole and white asters were used in the
/ decorating of the rooms, and a pump
I kin basket filled with fruit formed an
+ effective centerpiece on the dining ia
/ BILE. Three tables OF 500 were PLAYED,
and the tally cards We're in the clover
/ leaf design.
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/ The Social Sixteen club entertained
! yesterday afternoon with a delightful
/ KensingtOn, given at the home of Mrs.
/ $. b. CIaWsOn. Mrs. Ciawson was as
/ sisted by Miss Anna Williams, Miss
| Margaret Clawson and Mrs. Carl r.
+ Williams. The next meeting of the club
Will be held at the home of Mrs S. Il.
I Leaver in First West street.
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Mrs. Nelson B. Henry and Mrs. NJ. n.
/ Saxton were hostesses at a charming
/ luncheon given Thursday at the home of
/ Mrs. SaXton i'm the Kenwood flats. The
parlor was effectively decorated in
/ masses of golden glow and sunfloweTs.
I Covers were laid for Mrs. Freeman Bas-
sett, Miss Jean CHASER, Miss Nell Ma
/ hon, Miss Margaret Evans and the host
/ esses, Mrs. Story and Mrs. SaXtOn. The
I luncheon table was covered with a
/ cluny lace cloth over green satin, and a
/ cut glass bowl Of ferns and white asters
1 formed the table c5nterpieCe.
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Miss Erma Felt, September bride.
was the complimented guest at d large
party given last evening at the home
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