The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-03

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The c. J.. Brook .attare is the
scene n r1rr rv hnuse uarly over the
Fourth ~ july pho ulrly Is chap
cruned ~ Mrs Trank Go7be. and In
cludcs tie errs ANuo Mcmillan. FL
sic Pars ne Edith G0obc. Gladys Nc
Conaugny Rose Evans and Margaret
Walden
The Cr1zan cottage az Brighton will
be occu iei by house party for a
week or ten days. The party will be
compose nj the members OF the
Gamma Phi -orority-the Misses Adc-
laide Elc.Eor, Kathleen SDeight Vera
kich- Gretchen Horst. Berne Crab
tree. Al rta McCanne. Jean Williams.
Mona Crozal. Nora Sheckles. Mar
saret Watson. Mary Grant and MILL
cent Lyon.
Miss Edith Grant Is entertaining a
house party over the Fourth In the
Grant cottage.
The Country club table d'hote dinner.
and dance last evening proved TO be-
the center Of att action for the mem
bers many of whom entertained guests
az the cool and attractive suburban re-
sort.
d, An automobile party given in honor
or Miss Winnie Rhoades left yesterday
for idlcwild. Ogden canyon, where the
young people and chaperons will spend
the Fourth Of July:
Mrs. N. NJ. johnson entertained Fri
day with Drettily appointed luncneOn.
given In compliment to Mrs Andrew
Maccuaig Of Spokane. who is a popular
guest In the city.
a pleasant social affair Of yesterday
afternoon was given By the Misses Ge-
nave. Ethel and Alice Felt at their home
IN East First North street. IN the form
Of n bridge tea. The rooms were ef-
fectivcly decorated throughout. and sew
en- tables OF the game were played,
where dainty prizes were given. Punch |
was served during the afternoon, and
the young hostcsses were assisted by
Miss Oda Ellerbgck.
A jolly Fourth OF July party. chap
eroned By Mr.. and Mrs. Albert r. Sears.
left the city yesterday for a few days
breczes. The party included the Misses /
DaEmar Lundalc. Emma Lundale. Mary
and Pat Conley, Allen Bas-
sett and Leo Penrose-
Mrs. w. r. Tyndale was the gracious
hostess Friday afternoon at one OF the |
large social functions or the late week. !
when she received 100 or more Of her /
friends az q delightful afternoon tea
at her attractive home in Eleventh East
street Pink roses and sweet peas. with |
a profusion OF Wild flowers brought
from the mountains. were used I'm the |
graceful decorations Of the rooms. The /
broad veranda was also fitted up I'm cosy
effect with Navajo rugs. chairs and
where Miss Helen BoNrud
served punch during the afternoon. 9th
ASSISTING the hostess al
yard NJ Bailey. Mrs. ]. G. HanChett
Mrs A. G. Smith. Mrs. George r. Mer-
rill. Mrs W. 9. Druehl. Mrs Camp
bell. and the Misses Florence Jennings
and Helen Evans
The largest evening event In the
younger society set was the delightful
dancing party given Tuesday evening
by Miss Margaret Mcintyre and Miss
Geneve Savage at the beautiful McTn-
tire home In Seventh avenue. The large
rooms on the lower floor were thrown
together for dancing. and the beautiful
lawn and spacious verandas were hand
somely arranged for the comfort OF the
guests and brilliantly lighted with cleo
trio lights and strings OF japanese Ian
terms. POtted plants. ferns. palms and
choice flowers adorned the rooms. pink
and waite sweet peas being effectively
used In the long dining room. The Ha-
waiian troubadours furnished the mu-
sic. stationed on the first landing OF
the stairs amid banks OF ferns and
palms. The beauty OF the scene was
heightened by the dainty summer tot
lettes OF the young girls present. and
the event proved one Of the most sue
cessful OF the early summer.
Another young hostess Of the week
was Miss Neva Hoy. who entertained
with a large bridge tea Tuesday after
noon at her home In Eleventh East
street Fourteen tables were filled with
PLAYERS, and stu others came In for
the pleasant tea which followed. Miss
Hoy was assisted by a number Of her