The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-27

Glare, Porter, Mariana Priest,
Ethelyn, Gretchen and katherine
/ Harms, Paul Cunningham, William
| Dern. Joe Joplin, Temple Bohn,
Joseph and Billy O'Brien, Rob-
ert' Dick Earl Higginbotham, How
ard Higginbotham, KershaW Harms,
Warner Westcott, Harley Gustin, Al
bert Dunyon,
Miss Emily McAllister gave a prettily
arranged social affair yesterday for
/ Miss Katherine Adams. which took the
form of a linen shower, in anticipation
of her approaching marriage Several
/ games of five hundred were also en-
| joyed. The hostess was assisted in the
/ dining room by Mrs William NicOl and
Miss Marian Mcintyre, where the tea
/ table in spring-lilSe effect was graced
/ by a mound of pink and white tulips
/ for the centerpiece, and crystal can
deIabra at either end shaded in pink.
/ The place cards for the seventeen
guests were pen and ink sketches. A
prize was awarded at the close of the
game, the guest of honor also receiving
dainty souvenir Of the occasion.
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Miss Ethel NJ. Lane was the compli-
mented guest at a pleasant afternoon
affair Of yesterday, given by Miss Nan
Short, VINO was assisted by Mrs. Fred
/ Hess and Mrs Frank briggs of Og
/ den. Five hundred was the game of
the afternoon, when the favors and
tallies were carried out in the Easter
| effect. The rooms were attractive with
vases of pink carnations and ferns, and
about two dozen friends were present
to meet the bride-elect.
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/ Last evening, at their home. Mr.. and
I Mrs. John g. Cutler. jr., entertained
1 thirty of their friends at a pleasantly
/ informal social and musical event,
when an imprOmptu program was en-
] joyed. The rooms We're beautifully
/ decorated in Easter effect, with lilies
and daffodils, which was also carried
! out in the refreshments and prizes
given in the games which were played
during the evening. Miss Daphne Bate
man assisted the hostess in entertain
/ ing
Mrs J. L. McCarty and Mrs. Alice E.
/ May were the hostesses at a very
! pleasant Kensihgton given yesterday
/ afternoon at the apartments of Mrs.
/ McCarty in the Arlington, when the
/ cOmplimented guest of the afternoon
was Mrs. Flora Sinclair. worthy grand
matron, o. E. S. About forty guests
| enjoyed the afternoon, among whom
were: Mrs Gertrude Hutton, Mrs.
! Edna s. Nichols. Mrs. Eunice Gordon,
/ grand officers of the o. E.. S. in Og-
den. The Easter idea was prettily car
ried out in jORquils and d wealth of
spring blossoms, and also extended
| throughout the menu served
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! Miss Winnie Rhoades of San Fran
at a number of pleasantly informal So
cial affairs during the last week, Mrs.
/ Richard A. Reyes giving a charming
/ theatre party in her honor Wednesday
afternoon, when a dozen of her girl
/ friends filed two stalls at the Salt Lake
! theatre. The party adjourned at the
/ close of the matinee performance to
| the New Louvre, where a beautifully
/ appointed Easter luncheon was served.
/ A pleasant social affair of the early
week was given by Mr.. and Mrs. Lin
coin Kelly for their sister, Miss Irene
/ Kelly, before her departure for Cali
fornia, and for Mrs. Alice Dillon OF
/ California, who is the guest of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Kelly. Carnations and Easter
/ lilies adorned the rooms, and cards
and musical numbers We're features of
the evening.
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! Mrs. Schuyler c. Snyder and Mrs.
Heber Lee were hostesses at spring
Iluncheons Thursday where the ap-
pointments in both cases were attrac-
/ tive in spring flowers. Mrs. Lee, with
/ her guests, adjourned after the lunch
con to the Mission theatre to enjoy a
/ box. party.
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Mrs. James DinwoOdey, jr., presided
over a beautiful Easter luncheon dur
/ ing the week, where Easter lilies, yell
| low ribbon and candelabra shaded in
yellow were the effective decorations