The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-15

congratulations and good wishes The
house was handsomely decorated for
the occasion, and in compliment to
Flag day flags were draDed through
out the parlors. and combined with
white flowers and vines formed an
artistic canopy. under which the
I bridal party stood. The bride wore n
dainty costume Of white batiste and
lace and carried brides roses. She
| was attended by her sister. Miss
Claire Gardiner, who wore pale yell
low orEa udfc Over the same shade.
Tyler Gardiner. the brother of the
bride, also made one OF the bridal
party.
Assisting in receiving were the
brides aunts, Mrs. II. 3. Clawson. jr.,
Mrs. John N. Reinsimar and Mrs. w.
j. Horne. In the dining room. wnere
. color scheme in pink prevailed. Miss
Mabel Gardiner, Miss Catherine
lClawsOn, Miss Ruth Swaner and Miss
Myrtle Turner presided. Pink rib
bon reached from the wreathed
chandelier TO the corners Of the table.
where pink roses in profusion formed
the central decoration. Candelabra
shaded in pink completing the pretty
effect. Punch was served from ia
bic drapcd in green and white by
Miss Catherine ClawsOn and Miss
Anne Horne. A stringed orchestra
stationed on the broad veranda.
which was brilliantly lighted and dec
Grated with flags. rendered a program
Of music during the reception hours
| Mr.. and Mrs. Evans left later IN the
evening for a short wedding trip and
VIII be at home after July 1 at the
Gardiner home, p South Ninth East
street.
A delightful childrenis lawn party
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Mrs. +. BonnemOrt for her little
granddaughter. Estelle Dunyon. who
leaves today with her mother TO spend
the summer I'm California.
Forty children were present TO en-
joy the pleasant otlt-of-dOors affair.
The tables were laid on the beautiful
lawn and attractively decorated with
a prOfusion OF garden roses. from
which supper was served. and from
prettily appointed table punch was
also served The Hawaiian Trouba-
dours We're present and played dur
ing the afternoon, and Mrs. Bonnie
mort was assisted I'm entertaining the
happy children by Mrs. Joseph
Young. Mrs. Olive Havens Miss Bea-
kin. Miss Manchester and Miss Mar
guerite Duvall.
Miss Hazel Bird entertained thir-
teen OF her girl friends Monday after
noon at a strawberry feast, when
, Mrs. r. Hunnidett chaperoned the
, party.
Mrs Ezra Thompson was one Of
, the gracious hOstesses OF yesterday
. afternoon. when she delightfully."- en-
tertained with nine tables OF bridge,
with tea following, at her home in
East South Temple street. Green and
white were exclusively used in the
) decorations Of the rooms with pleas
, II ing effect Vases and bowls Of roses
, and carnations were placed through
, out the house and in the dining room.
, George Thompson poured tea and
coffee. The table was effectively
adorned with a large cut glass bowl
Of white roses for the centerpiece.
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Another prettily arranged bridge
, tea Of yesterday afternoon was given
by Mrs II. ]. Schultz at her South
Temple street home. In honor OF the
day flags were used I'm the attractive
5 decorations. which patriotic idea was
carried out in the tally and score
cards az the nine tables Of the game
. played. Roses were also gracefully
arranged throughout the rooms and
on the tea table. where the hostess
was assisted by Mrs r. u. Hamill,
Mrs. J. W. Edmunds and Miss Laura
Sampson. Instead Of prizes being
given i'm the game. pretty souvenirs
were presented TO each guest present
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p An elaborate luncheon was given
. yesterday afternoon by Mrs. J. II.
] Witbeck at her home I'm honor Of Mrs.
W. II. Wilkinson. Florentiue lace
ceuterpiccc and dOilies were used on
p the table. where a crystal bowl filled
p with dozens OF handsome la France
r roses formed the central decorations.
p Crystal candelabra. shaded I'm pink.
, also carried out the effective color
= scheme. In the living room. library
d and hall tan vases of American
I Beauty roses formed the attractive
: decorations. A musical and literary
afternoon preceded the luncheon.
. when an informal nrogram was given