The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-21

by crystal candelabra shaded in yell
! low. The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
George H bern and Mrs. Howard s
Stowe. who poured at the tea table
Nine tables of br' ye were played, at
which dainty priz1s we're awarded.
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Mrs. H c. Edwards entertained "a
dozen or more close friends of Mrs. L.
G. Moser yesterday afternoon in her
home at a pleasantly informal bridge
| affair, when she was assisted by her
daughter, Miss Vera Edwards, and
| Miss Romola King. Vases of pink
carnations and white fieur de lis were
seen in the pretty decorations OF the
rooms.
] Mrs. Leroy Hughes was the hostess
at very pleasant five hundred party
yesterday afternoon, given at her
home complimentary to two of the
early summer brides, Miss Josephine
| Clawson and Miss Vida Fox. Nine
tables of the game were played, and
Mrs Hughes was assisted in entertain
ing by Mrs. George c. Lambert, jr-,
Mrs. A. S. Campbell and Mrs Seymour
/ b Young, jr. The details were quite
| eIaborately carried out in red and
green Red peonies in vases and bowls
adorned the rooms; the tally cards
were In red and green with the letters
and W" which were also car
ried out in the same effect in the ice
cream The prizes in the game and
the guest prizes were in cut glass
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Mrs Sidney Hooper and son have
moved to their new home. 967 First
avenue.
Mrs. A. Cline and her two youngest
children left yesterday for England,
where she will visit her parents and
relatives.
Mrs. Frank A Lowe entertained at
preItily appointed bridge tea yes
terday afternoon, when the guests
who filed the four tables were the
members of her card club. Mrs
Henry Crowther and Mrs WEI APP
plegate assisted at the tea table,
where red peonies formed the CELL
terPlece, with all of the detaile car
RED out in red effect.
A large dancing party, for which
zoo invitations were issued. was given
last evening in Whitney hall by Miss
Fac Lambert, Miss Rowena Jones and
Miss Virginia Snow. Dancing began
at $3.50, stringed orchestra beiES in
attendance. The hall was effectively
decorated in college and school pen
1
ors, which were also carried out in
the program, which contained six
teen dances and four extras pro-
fusion of red roses were added to the
attractive appearance of the hall The
young hOstesses were assisted by the
chaperones of the evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. George c. Lambert, jr, Mr.. and
Mrs o. T. Rogers and Mr.. and Mrs
f X. Snow, and a delightful evening
was Pn1nXoH nv 81
young people present.
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Mrs. E. H Dundas entertained the
children of the seventh and eighth
grades and the members of the bas-
ketball team of the Waterloo school
for her son George yesterday after
noon at a comet party. About thirty
five were present, including some of
the teachers. Supper was served at
Z o'clock, when the tables were laid
on the lawn and were prettily deco
rated in the school colOrs, lavender
and white, with electric light effects
to suggest the comet. Games were
the feature of the evening. following
the early supper, and the hostess was
assisted by her daughter, Miss Elma
Dundas, Miss Bessie and Elsie Nc
Nulty and Miss Ruby Williams.
Miss Rubelle Rathbone was the
guest of honor Thursday afternoon at
a pleasant five hundred party given
by Miss Morse, who was assisted by
her sister. Miss Fora Morse. The deco
ratiOns of the rooms We're in green
and white, and a dozen friends of the
bride-elect were invited to meet her.
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Mr. and Mrs. 3. F. Trapp gave a
comet party Thursday evening at
their home, 11S E street The even
ing was spent pleasantly until II
O'Clock, when the party went upon
the hills. remaining until the early
morning hours of Friday.
After a pleasant visit of several
weeks with her sister, Mrs. George ].
Gibson. Mrs. Prentiss y. Gray will re-
Cal
Mrs Will T Dinwoodey and sister,
Mrs. Kindlespire, who have been
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry NJ. Dinwoodey, for the past
two weeks. leave today for their home
in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Robert Elmore will
arrive in Salt Lake from the east,
where they have spent their honey
moon, Monday, where they will re-
main for a few days before going to
Los Angeles to make their home.
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Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Lynn and
daughters, Mrs. A. w. Cowan and
Miss Winifred Lynn, have returned
from California, where they have
been since the early fall.
DR. and Mrs P. s Keogh have
moved from the Kensington apart
mentS to their own home on the
corner of E street and Third avenue
x
Mrs. E 3. Critchlow and daughter,
Miss Beth Critchlow, have returned
from southern California
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Miss Elinor Stewart has for her
guest Miss Marjorie Dickson, who is
on her way to her home In Ohio,
after spending two months in Califor-
MIA.