The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-26
schramm. Earl Henderson. Charles

schramm. Earl Henderson. Charles
Brookes.
TO meet Miss Alton Pace and John
Bouford, whose marriage occurs in the
near future, and also 10 celebrate the
birthday anniversary of Theodore
Harte, a delightful social affair was
given last evening by Miss Mildred
Jones.
Progressive table games were played
out on the lawn under the trees, where
Japanese lanterns were hung over the
electric lights with brilliant effect. An
informal musical program was en-
joyed within the house, where pink
sweet peas adorned the parlors. In
the dining room a color scheme in yell
low was carried out. Twenty friends
of the young people were present and
dainty prizes were awarded in the
games. where the tally cards were done
in water color by the hostess and bore
the monogram of the guest of honor.
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The Afternoon Regimentai Bridge
club at Fort Douglas was entertained
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Guy f.
Bucker at the quarters of Lieutenant
Bucker in Officers row.
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A pre-matrimonial affair in the ma
ture of a shower was given yesterday
for Miss Natalie Thomas by Mrs. W.
II. Branch and Mrs F. w Wonnacott.
Eighteen friends of the bride-elect
were present, and the rooms were at
tractive with a color scheme in yellow
throughout extending TO the favors
and refreshments.
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Miss Hazel Love was again the guest
of honor at a pleasant KensingtOn yes
terday given by Miss Margaret sum
merhays at her home. Asters in all
of the autumn shades We're used in the
decorations Of the house, and an in
formal musical program was also en-
joyed by the dozen guests present.
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Tuesday afternoon Miss Vera Dean
entertained at cards in honor of her
sister, Mrs. Alfred Best. The rooms
were prettily decorated with sunflow-
ers and golden glow, and the hostess
was assisted by Miss Gladys Dean.
Five hundred was played. at which
the prizes were won by Miss Phyllis
DWyer and Miss Cecil Burns, with a
guest prize going TO Mrs. Best.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benner y. Smith and
daughter. Miss Margaret Mcclure,
ing and hunting trip at the North Fork
club IN northern Idaho 1 !
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Cannon are now
at home to their friends, 14OS Perry |
avenue, Federal Heights.
Mrs Clint B. Leigh and sons Ned /
and Philip, will leave next week for |
Ocean Park, where they will spend the
winter.
Mrs. Reddick. who. with her chill /
dren. has been the guest OF her sister, !
Mrs. ]. NJ Arrasmith at Fort Douglas |
left yesterday for her home in Omaha. |
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Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Putnam |
have returned from a months trim TO /
Portland, San Francisco and the Pa /
cific northwest
MI. and Mrs. J. D. Murdoch and /
family, accompanied by Mrs. Muir /
docks sister Miss A. Thackeray. have |
returned from Ocean Park after a /
stay Of two months.
Mrs. T. E. Newman and children
have returned from Provo canyon,
where they have spent the summer.
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Miss Marian Hooper has returned
from Burlington. ILL.,, where she has
spent her summer vacation. Her
father, J. c. Hooper, went to Denver
to meet her on her hOmeward trip.
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Miss Street, who has been the guest
Of Mrs. W. H. Bramel, has returned 10
her home in Colorado Springs.
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Dean and Mrs. Samuel r. Colladay
md children will return today from