The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19

on each occasion were particularly |
delightful social gatherings of con-
genial friends, when the hostess was
assisted by Mrs. Walter stone. Mrs /
Roscoe NJ. Breeder, Mrs. Russell c. |
Schulder and Mrs. James Rogers. |
and a number Of young college girls |
who have just returned for their sum- |
mer vacation.
Mrs. II. J. Schultz gave a delight |
full bridge tea Tuesday afternoon,
when, in honor of Flag day, the rooms
were appropriately draped with flags
and the national colors. the same idea
prevailing throughout the tallies.
souvenirs and other details. Roses
also lent their beauty and fragrance
to the rooms, and the event was en-
joyed by nearly fifty guests.
Mrs. William H. Nutting. Mrs. J. II
| Witbeck and Mrs. Schuyler c. Snyder
have presided over prettily appointed
luncheons during the week.
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one of the pIeasantest social af-
/ fairs of the week was given by Mrs.
o. H Kister at her home on We'd
nesday afternoon, when she enter
tanned two dozen or more of her
friends with a prettily arranged
bridge tea, at which she was assisted
/ by Mrs. NJ. L. Richie. Mrs. c. l.
] HNNRNs Ms - l. NOlllAtIs MIS-. n. t.
McConaughy. Mrs. John Cain and the
Misses Gladys McConaughy and May
Williams. June roses and sprays OF
the crimson rambler effectively deco
rated the rooms.
Mrs. J. w. Saville entertained fifty
friends Thursday afternoon i'm honor
of her sister, Mrs. w. Z. Cody OF
Sioux City, Ia, at a delightful Ken
sington. The hostess was assisted in
receiving and entertaining by Mrs. r.
1 Wright. Mrs. J. T. Young. Mrs s. @.
Cannon and Mrs. Joseph kingdom
Red, pink and white roses adorned
the rooms, and a musical program
was a feature of the afternoon. when
selections were given by Mrs. l.. W.
Snow, Mrs. Hunt and Miss Lucille
Young.
A delightful evening event Of the
| week proved to be the lawn party
given under the auspices of the Girls
Friendly society at Rowland Hall
Thursday evening The beautiful
grounds proved an ideal spot for the
affair, where brilliant electric light
effects and japanese lanterns made a
picturesque scene. Ices and cake
were served from tables on the lawn.
and booths. artistically decorated I'M
der the direction OF Miss Edith Ma
guire, were an attractive feature
Fortune telling was one of the sue
ceSsful attractions Of the evening
several tents being erected on the
lawn, where the fortune tellers. in
gypsy costumes. were kept busy until
late hour. The Hawaiian Trouba-
dOurs. in native costume rendered a
delightful program Of native music.
both vocal and instrumental, and
dancing in the reception hall and
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enjoyed Several hundred were pres
ent on the occasion. and the proceeds
VIII go far toward equipping and
maintaining the summer camp which
is an annual institution of the society
and this year will be opened the last
Of the present month at a delightful
spot in one Of the canyons near This
tie. Utah.
A delightful luncheon was given at
the Country club Wednesday by Mrs.
T. W. Boyer, on which occasion thir-
ty-two friends OF the hostess were
present.
Mrs. Thomas Jennings and Mrs.
Arthur Shepherd were the compile
mented guests at a pleasant reception
given Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
Willard Young and Mrs. Nephi Nor
ris. who were assisted by Mrs. Joseph
Howell and Miss Alice Young during
the receiving hours, from ? to 6.
Numberless pleasant pre-natrirno-
NAL affairs have been enjoyed during
> the last week given in compliment to
the popular June brides. including
= lunCheons. teas. kensingtons and
= showers of all kinds and descriptions.
Miss Ruby J. Lambourne enter
a tanned in a charming manner the
y latter part Of the week at prettily
e appointed card affair given for her
t guest. Miss Carla Lang Of Cincinnati.
e
I Mr.. and Mrs. Glen g. Miller chape-
$ roned a merry party Of young people
:. one Of the evenings of the week out
- to Saltair. when a lake party was en-
; Joyed The party included the Misses
/, Mildred Ferguson. Louise Burton.
Helen Clawson. Eunice Mates. Gleed
Miller. win Abbott. Irwin ClawsO1i
and Glen Smyth
viii Abbott was pleasantly surprised
at his home Thursday evening by a
number of his friends Games and
: music made the evening pass quickly.
and those present were the Alisse IS
/ Florence Doran. Louise Burton. Lata
: Deckard. Eunice Mates, Elsie De
/, Groot, Dora Haskin, Annie Stayner.
! Clara Pendleton. Helene Shelly.
. Messrs. Schuster Carte. Uoran.
George Flagel. Stewart. Abbott. CaSs.
Simpkins and Miller
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Miss Lena Dell entertained at 4
Linen shower Thursday afternoon I'm
: honor of Miss Esther Cornell, one Of
tho June brides-to-be About twenty
. were present and the evening was
: spent in music and games.
A pretty lawn party was given Fri
day evening by the amusement COM
mittee of the First ward at the home
Of the president, Hugh J. Cannon. The
beautiful lawn was brilliantly lighted
!, in electric light effects. with decora-
! lions within and without of American
: flags. sweet peas and roses.
The excellent program consisted OF
several selections by the ward choir.