The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-20

Temple street was the scene Thursday
afternoon of one Of the most pleasant
| receptions OF the year. when Mrs.
Lucia Tiernan received a large num-
Der of her friends. She was assisted
in receiving by Mrs. Austin X. Tier
nan and Mrs. Ellsworth Daggett, and
in entertaining by Mrs. J. II. Bennett
and Mrs o. b. Hewitt. yellow chrys-
anthemums were used in graceful pro-
fusion throughout the rooms and
adorned the tea table, where Mrs.
John A Marshall and Mrs. William
( NJ. Bradley presided the first hours Of
the afternoon, 10 be relieved later by
Mrs Edwin F. Holmes and Mrs. J. NJ.
BidWell, with Mrs. Chauncey z. Over
field. Miss Mildred Mcmillan, Miss
Marjorie Dey, Miss Emma Quigley as
sisting The cards were received at
the door by Miss Virginia Whitney.
Music was furnished by harp, violin
and cello. under the direction Of Miss
Lydia White.
Two successful social affairs I'm the
nature of Kansingtons We're enjoyed
during the week at the home of DR..
and Mrs. Z. 5. Wright. when. on Mon
day and Tuesday afternoons, Mrs.
Wright entertained fifty or more
friends on each occasion.
Amusing contests in flower making
We're d special feature. Musical Sc
lections were also given and a dainty
supper served.
The presence in the city OF Captain
and Mrs Walter kirtOn the early part
OF the week was the signal for several
of their friends 10 entertain in their
honor Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs
f. Z. McGurrin gave a dinner at the
Alta club. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Read
entertained Monday with a luncheon
and on Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs
James l.. FTanken gave an elaborate
dinner at the Alta club, where the dec
OratiOns in golden effect We're carried
out in chrysanthemums. Place cards
were laid for eighteen guests. Captain
and Mrs. KiTtOn left Tuesday 10 con-
tinue their journey around the world
before returning TO Shanghai, China.
| where the former holds an important
position with the English government
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One of the large evening events Of
the week was the dancing party given
Monday evening at the OdeOn by Mrs
Adolph Simon and Mrs. Harry GAM.
/ A series of pleasant bridge teas
have been presided over by Mrs
George ". Rose and Miss McGrath
during the week and Mrs. w. ID. Don
Oher and Mrs. George Z. Airs gave
the second in a delightful series Of
similar affairs on Tuesday afternoon.
A prettily appointed luncheon Of
the week was the one given Thursday
by Mrs. w. l. Snyder in compliment 10
Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes and Mrs. NJ. $.
Woodward. when covers were laid for
twelve.
Thursday evening Miss Vera Ell
dredge. who leaves soon for Denver TO
take a post graduate course in music
at the Denver College of Music. enter
tanned a large number of her young
friends with a five hundred party, at
which twelve tables were played. The
university cOlors, red and white. were
used in the attractive decorations,
carnations and roses carrying out the
floral decorations.
Miss Eldredge was assisted in enter
tanning by her mother, Mrs. J. L. Ell
dredge. ST.. Mrs. j. A. Spiker. Mrs. o.
/ b. Eldredge and Mrs. j. u. Eldredge,
jr The prizes were won by Miss
Mercy Lewis, Miss Isle Bradford,
Lou MoCurdy and Mt. Whittemore.
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the complimented guest Wednesday
afternoon at an informal small bridge
affair given by Mrs. R. II. officer.
Mr. and Mrs ". c. Bradford enter
tanned Friday evening with dinner at
their home. given in honor OF a num-
Der of the visiting superintendent in
the city
Mrs. Bradford also entertained
Monday at a luncheon for few of the
university girls.
Mrs. MerriCk Blake gave a theatre
party Tuesday evening at the Or
pheum in compliment TO Miss Vera
Harding of Provo. which was followed
by an elaborate supper at the Louvre.
Miss Florence Powell entertained
4 the members OF the Billiken club Fri
day evening. The prizes We're won by
Miss Virginia Shannon and Miss
Maude Ford. Mrs. Powell and Mrs.
shannon assisted in entertaining
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Miss Edith Clissold entertained the
Pelema club at her home last Thurs
day evening. The evening was spent
in sewing. after which refreshments
were served. The club will meet next
week at the home OF Miss Amelia
Knapton.
Miss Lila Bush entertained at her
home. PA NJ street. Thursday evening
in honor of her cousin. FlOssie Wallis.
late of London, England. on the
, twelfth anniversary OF her birthday
The dining table, on which covers
were laid for twenty little guests. was
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