The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-11

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Mrs. George W. Putnam enter
tanned yesterday afternoon with one
of her beautifully arranged bridge
affairs followed by tea. Sweet old
the rooms. the parlors were fra
grant with roses. In the reception
hall the rich yellow coreopsis were
used, and In the dining room the tea
table had for the effective center
piece a basket OF red and pink
sweet william.
Miss Anna Tinsman poured coffee.
and was assisted In serving by Mrs
Hal W. Brown and Mrs. II. Tooker.
Five tables OF the game were filled
with players and other friends
dropped IN for tea and dainty prizes
were awarded the winners I'm the
game. Mrs. Putnam will entertain
this afternoon at a similar affair.
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one OF the delightful social func-
lions Of yesterday afternoon was the
five hundred party given by Mrs. w.
r. Wallace at her home in Ninth
East street in compliment TO Mrs. W.
8. Earls OF North Yakima. Wash.
who Is the guest OF her daughter,
Mrs. Jackson McChrystaL Roses In
prOfusion. and the feathery wild as
paragus decorated the rooms and the
tea table, where the hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. Edward G. Parsons
Mrs. Jackson McChrystai, and Miss
Hilda Greeson. Seven tables OF the
game were played and prizes were
awarded the winners.
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club and a number OF other guests
were pleasantly entertained yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. James Hughes in
her apartments In the Nelson. which
were a bower OF beautiful roses. car
nations and ferns. The affair was
given In compliment 70 Mrs. G. A
Quigley. who leaves today with Mr.
Quigley for Europe About two doz-
en- friends OF the guest OF honor
were present 70 wish her bon voyage
Mrs. y. HeymansOn. assisted by Mis-,
Emma Quigley. Miss Florence Ware
Miss Ruby Jackson and Marie Teress
Hughes. presided at the prettily dec
GRATED table, where tea was served
A cut glass vase Of rich red rose,
on an Irish point lace centerpiece
banked around with red and whit,
roses, occupied the center Of the Ia.
bic.
Mrs. T. 3. Shannon was one o
the successful hostesses OF FRIDAY
afternoon on the occasion Of a pleas.
ant five hundred party given fo1
Mrs. r. W. Hill IN anticipation Of hel
early departure for her future hom,
I'm the far northwest.
Carnations and roses were grace.
fully arranged throughout the Twins
room, reception hall and dining
room. Eight tables Of the game
were filled with players, with 8
number Of other guests coming IN fol
tea
The hostess was assisted in the din.
ing room by her daughter Virgins
Shannon and the Misses Ruby Lam
bourne, Doris Raymond and Mar.
garet Collins.
Mrs. Reve Aston entertained the
MerrymaSers club pleasantly yester.
day afternoon, on which occasion she
was assisted by her sister. Miss Haze
Robinson.
Mrs. Elbridge L. Thomas has is.
sued invitations for series o,
bridge teas 20 be given next week or
the afternoons OF wednesday and
Thursday, at her home in Second
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Walcott Thompson
are now located in the +. A. Drueh
home. SGT East First South street
/ Mrs. Thompson and children vii
| leave the first OF the week for New
| Haven to visit with Mrs. Thompsont
mother. Mrs. T. II. Bishop. Later
| they will spend the months OF JULY
and August on the coast OF Maine.
During Mrs. Thompson's absenc,
/ General and Mrs. ]. Milton Thomp.
/ son OF the Bransford. will be witt
their son at 527 East First Soutf
/ street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Wrench ant
I son Merrill viii leave next week foi
/ their orange ranch near Sierra Ma
/ DIRE, California, where they will spent
| the summer months.
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Mrs. f. p. LeCOmpte and daughter
/ Miss Hannah 7. LeCompte. have re
| turned to their home I'm Park Citl.
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Miss Margaret Mcclure. who Ia.
been attending Miss Spence's schOo
/ I'm F'ifty-fifth street. New York. re
/ turned Thursday 10 spend her vaca
| ton with her mother. Mrs. Benne
/ Y. Smith.
Mrs. Warren zeigler and children