The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06
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Miss Virginia Beatty, Miss Mary Hal
loraD and Miss Lorinc Bcary,

Miss Virginia Beatty, Miss Mary Hal
loraD aud Miss Lorinc Lcary.
Mrs. George Gillespie and Mrs. q. W.
Eldredge entertained at delightful
bridge tea Tuesday afternoon at the
apartment of the latter III the Avalon
where the rooms were most attractlYclN
decorated in sprays of California pep
pers. A cluny lace piece over red satin
covered the table, where Mrs. Gillespie
poured. assisted by Miss LuciIc Sears.
Prizes were won by Mrs, Thomas . Con
nor and Mrs. Murray sullivan.
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. f. Lake entertained
N large bridge tea AT their home
".Cobblecrest. Saturday evening.
when grccn and white was the color
scheme claboratolv carried out. The
billiard rooms. where twelve tables
were filed with PLAYERS, was decorated
in hundreds Of green and white hearts,
with strings Of many used IN protu-
sion. and caught with ribbons of the
same shades. Downstairs green aud
white carnations were effectively used.
Dainty pen and ink cupids on r green
back ground were used as tally cards.
The Refreshments and prizes were car
ried out in the same colors. the latter
being caudlesticks Of pottery, with
green candles and green and silver
shades. Six prizes we're given
Miss Margaret Gibbons entertained
few tables Al an informal bridge
SATURDAY. afternoon in honor of Mrs.
W. r. Warren of Fruita, Colo, who is
visiting here.
Miss Marguerite Dayncs entertained
foriv.tivc friends al 4 Valentine party
at her home Saturday evening. when
games and music were enjoyed. Strings
OF red hearts were used in the decora
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chandelier 10 the four corners Of the
room. with clusters of red and white
carnations The heart idea was pret-
tiIy carried out in the refreshments,
and heart shaped boxes filled with
candy wcrc given rs prizes in the
games Miss Daynes was assisted by
Colonel and Mrs. j. j. Dayncs, Mr. and
Mrs. II. $. Davnes and Mr.. aud Mrs.
i. +. Dayncs.
Miss Edgarda Wedgwood entertained
thrcc tables at bridge tea AT her
home Saturday afternoon, when she
was assisted by Miss Elies Ieates. The
season s flowers were effectively used
in The decorations, Prizes were won
by Miss Neve Hoy, Miss Helen Evans
and Miss Margaret Werner
The second i'll a series of large bridge
teas Was that Wednesday afternoon,
when Mrs A. T.. Kimball entertained
six tables at bridge and later "A num-
bcr TO tea. Red carnations were pret-
tly used in the decorations, with a
crystal vase Of them in the center of
the tea table, over Il red satin cloth.
Coffee was poured by Mrs. George Rash
assisted by Miss Darlene Kimball,
Prizes were won by Mrs. Fred Hor-
nung. Mrs. \. j. Davis, Mrs. r. j.. Par
kcr, Mrs TIeber Lee, Mrs. W. J,
Browning and Mrs. j, w. Edmuuds.
Friday afternoon Mrs. A. T.. Kimball
entertained at a third in n series of
bridge teas. when the same decorations
We're effectively used and Mrs. G, NJ.
Bell presided AT tho lea table. At
each table prize was given, when
the winners were Mrs. j. NJ. Bowman,
Mrs. |, 4. +. Lyon, Mrs. :. ID. Evans,
Mrs. J. 2, Megcath, Mrs George Black
and Mrs, q. f.. Airis.
Miss Lucille Clark entertained six
teen friends at bridge tea at the
Hamilton home in the Bransford, Fri.