The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-28
SOCIETY

/ SOCIETY
Mrs. John Dern and Mrs. J. C. Dick
entertained informally with six tables
Of bridge on Friday at the home OF
Mrs. Dern in East South Temple street
the honored guest being Mrs. George
Haslam of Kansas City, Mo.
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4 delightful FIVE hundred party We
that given yesterday afternoon by the
Misses Carrie. Mamie and Hazel Sap
pington at their home in East Twelfth
street. Eight tables were played and
the prizes were won by Miss Eding-
field and Mrs. ShOnert. Golden glow
was used with pretty erect in the deco
rations. Those who assisted the
hostesses were the little Miss Irene Nc
Came and Ruth Hirch.
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Mrs. Charles H. Heritage was the
hostess at a charmingly appointed
luncheon and bridge tea given yester-
day at her home in First avenue. Cow
ers were laid for twelve guests at the
luncheon table, which was decorated IN
the yellow golden glow.
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A card party given last evening was
that with which Miss Ruby Williams
entertained twelve guests in honor OF
Mrs. +. S. Whitney of Livingston,
Mont A delightful musical program
followed the card games. Miss VIII
liams was also the hostess at charm
ingly appointed dinner given on We'd
nesday evening, the affair being COM
plimentary to Mrs. Ida Due SOsso. A
color scheme of yellow was carried out
in the table decorations.
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A large party was given on Saturday
BY Mrs. J. Fred Evans, VIII entel-
tanned twenty-four guests for Miss
Mary Pickering, who is to be married
on Sept. 6. Red sweet peas formed the
table centerpiece, and streamers Of red
hearts were used with pretty effect
Mrs. Evans was assisted by Mrs. T.
SNOWFALL. Mrs. F. H. Pickering and
Mrs. Thomas Holder.
Mrs. B. T. Farney entertained at a
Japanese party Wednesday evening at
her home, No. ZIG Eighth avenue, in
honor of Miss Jessie Pinney. The
rooms We're prettily decorated in Jap
anese lanterns and umbrellas, the
guests wearing the unique japanese
costumes. Those Present were the
Misses May NaylOr, Bessie Grace, Ivy
NaylOr. Vera Brown, Octa Ludwig,
Ollie Naylor, Maynah Kahn and Jessie
Pinney, and Messrs. F. K. Nelson, r.
Butterfield, Edward McMullen, Beach
Lyon, L. Z. Faber, J. JOY. b. PierpOnt
and William Churchill. The hostess
was assisted by her niece, Miss Kahn,
and Mrs E. r. Franklin.
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Miss RuebeHe Rathbone entertained
at cards Thursday afternoon in honor
of Miss TheO Swan, who leaves soon
for Vassar, and Miss Irene MoWhirteT
of Los Angeles, guest of Mrs. Walter
Ellingston The hostess was assisted
by the Misses LeOnore Morse and Al
verda Martin. Prizes were awarded To
the guests of honor and Mrs. Frank
Anderson
The Girls club was entertained on
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Ruby Ormsby, in West Temple street
A delightful afternoon was spent with
music and games Miss Marion Mat
thews viii be the hostess Of the club
this week.
Mrs. NJ. o. Howard and Mrs. Alice
Martin viii entertain with a reception
from 2 to o'clock on Tuesday after
noon at the residence of Mrs. Martin,
at 324 East Third South street.
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Miss Elsie Mcmillan viii entertain
with d tea from 8 to o'clock on We'd
nesday afternoon in honor of her guest,
Miss Prudence Trimble. On Monday
evening Miss Trimble viii be the hon
ored guest at a large party to be given
at S2ltaiT.
The Misses Carrie and Mamie Sap
pington viii entertain on Tuesday aft
ernoon with a bridge tea, compliment
airy to Miss Betsy Woodland of Raleigh,
n. c., and Miss Genevieve Pratt of
Los Angeles. On Wednesday and
Thursday afternoons the Misses Sap
pingtOn will again entertain with in
formal teas to be given at their home
in Twelfth East street.
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The Sewing club will be entertained
by Miss Winifred Lynn at its next
meeting on THURSDAY afternoon.
The Post Bridge club was entertained
yesterday ct the quarters of Mrs.
Hugh WalthaU, the prizes being won
by Mrs. Hoffman and Mrs. Frank FL
lott.
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The party that was to have been
given by Mrs. R. K Brown and Mrs.
Frank Dole in honor of Miss Rae
Bartch and Mrs. B. V. Cummins has
been indefinitely postponed on account
Of the illness of Mrs. Cummins.
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Miss Prudence Trimble. who Fas
been the guest Of Miss Elsie Mcmillan
for a few days, viii leave for her home
i'm Kansas City on Sept I. Miss Nc
MILAN viii accompany Miss Trimble to
her home for visit of about a month.
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Miss Lola Farrell viii leave on We'd
nesday for NOtre Dame, where she VIII
attend st. Mary's college during the
coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs o. P. Rumel announce
the enga gement of their daughted Ma
bel to DR.. J. o. Pitt, the wedding to
take place on Sept. S.
Mrs. J. r. Walker and daughter. Miss
Margaret Walker. and Mr. and Mrs. c.
H. Post left the early part of the week
for a camping trip to the Snake River
valley.
Mrs. p. V. Cummins, who has been
the guest Of Mrs. Robert King Brown
for several weeks. will leave in sep5em-
Der for her home in st. Louis.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hamilton of
Omaha arrived in salt Lake on Friday
evening, and win spend a few days in
the city as the guests of Mr.. md Mrs.
Brigham Cannon, in the Branstord