The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-24

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Beauty roses in a tall brass vase placed
on a choice cluny lace centerpiece
adorned the table. The hostess was as
sisted on the different occasions by Mrs.
Glen Miller, Mrs. George Savage, Mrs.
Charles NJ. Bell. Mrs. Hugo Druehi,
Miss Edna Cohn and Miss Gaby.
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The West End Girls club met Thurs
day in the kindergarten rooms, when
Miss Myers and Miss Perry were in
charge of the meeting. A short pro-
gram was given. Vocal selections by
Roberta and DoIIie Crompton, songs
by Jessie Campion and Katherine
Halves. Games and music were also
enjoyed.
A delightful bridge affair of the early
week was given by the Misses Gibbons
at their home in Third avenue. Apple
and peach blossoms in profusion
adorned the rooms, where eleven tables
Of the game were played. Mrs. G. r.
Walker and Mrs. Louis S. c.. Gates. as
sisted by number of the young society
girls, presided in the dining room.
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Mrs. David Keith and Mrs. Charles H.
Post were among the hostesses of the
week, when at their respective homes
they entertained at a few tables of
bridge.
The Kensington given Thursday aft
ernOon by Mrs. D. n. Straup at her
home IN Twelfth East street, was one of
the pleasant social affairs of the past
week. Masses Of lilacs and pansies were
the gpring-like decorations, and thirty
friends enjoyed the afternoon, when an
informal musical program was a de-
Iightful feature.
An elaborate family dinner was en-
joyed Monday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias A. Smith, given by
the latter to celebrate the seventy-first
birth anniversary of her father, E. NJ
Weller. Beautiful white carnations in
crystal vases decorated the prettily APP
pointed table, where place cards were
laid for twenty-one. Toasts and
speeches appropriate to the interesting
occasion followed in the evening.
Miss Ethel Plant Of Sacramento was
the guest of honor at two social affairs
given Thursday afternoon and evening
at the home Of Mrs. p. G. Hampton,
where Miss Plant is visiting for the
week. Five hundred was the amuse-
ment of the afternoon, and a bundle
shower followed in the evening in an
ticipation of the coming marriage of
the hOnOred guest. Tea roses and bowls
of lilacs We're the pretty decorations
seen throughout fhe rooms.
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Mrs. Clarence Smu1yan entertained
Friday afternoon at a beautifully ap-
pointed card party, given in her apart
ments in the Bungalow, IN compliment
TO her sistes Miss Rose Wilensky Of
Atlanta, Ga, and Miss Stella Cohn. a
color scheme Of yellow was carried out
with a background Of palms and apple
blossoms. A mound of yellow tulips
formed the centerpiece of the table in
the dining room. where the ices and
bOnbOns furthered the color scheme.
Eight tables of progressive bridge were
filled with players, with many others
coming later for tea. The score cards
were little sketches of steamships, Civ
ing a suggestion of the summer trip to
be taken by Miss Cohn.
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A pleasant five hundred party Of the
past week was given By Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur CrOxford Thursday evening Six
tables of the game were played. and the
house was decorated with a wealth of
apple blossoms. The prizes Of the even
ing were won by Mrs. T. B. Shannon
and Mrs. c. D. Bates.
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One Of the successful evening affairs
of the week was the dancing party Civ
en- Monday evening by the senior
branch of the Girls Friendly society of
st. Marks cathedral parish, which was
enjoyed by a large number of Young
people in the Ladies' Literary club
house.
Mrs. Fred Heath entertained Thurs
day afternoon at her home. $40 West
South Temple street, in honor of Mrs
Alice Porges of Portland. ore. Those
present to enjoy the pleasant occasion
were as follows: Mesdames w. r
Rowe, Mary y. Boes, Lille GIynn, Della
Lambrecht. Anna McGil Mary Bero,
Lena Holiday, Louise DOckendorf Hilda
Olsen, W. Blomsterberg, Alice NJ Hol-
den, Rena Thompson, Laura Gardner.
Bell Hedge, MOllie SchOnert Z. SIade,
Anna LaFerri, Eva Cowan, Nivana Liv-
| ingstOn, Henrietta Heath, May Myers,
Anna Smith Josephine BOyes, Emma
| Hicky, Maria Danah. f. f. Killey, n.
| Heystich, Daisy Huntsman. Samuel Les
ter Mary Z. Lawrance, Marion Johnson,
S. VI. Heath.
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A pleasant surprise party was given
Werner Hewlett at the residence of his
/ parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. H Hewlett.
/ 1875 East Seventh South street, last Fri
] day evening. The evening was pleas
antly spent in social games and sing
4 ing, after which a dainty supper was
| served. Among those who attended
/ were: Gladys Crosse, Ella Watson, Ma
riOn Emmett. Hattie Tanner, Lille
/ Lindholm, Lille Watkins. Clara Shear
| err Verley Gleason, Jessie CharrOn, Eva
James, Minerva Shaw, Della Crosse,
/ Winnie TTeYithick. Valate Angel, Ed
/ ma Tanner, Grace Hewlett, Ed earn,
/ Ross Scarle. George King, Ivan Han
/ sen, Leroy BOardman, Werner Hewlett
I Homer More, VIII Clayton, VIII Per-
( ry, Clifford HOdgsOn, Leland George,
/ jay CharTOn, Eern Mccullough. Allen
/ Forester, Henry Hansen, Earl McCul-
! Tough