The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-25

lighted by pink shaded candles Place
cards in hand-painted sweet peas
were laid for twenty guests who en-
joyed the wedding breakfast which
followed the ceremony. The brides
gown was white crepe de chine, made
en- traine and trimmed with baby
Irish lace. and she carried q shower
bouquet Of brides roses She was at
tended by her sister, Miss Florence
Castleton, wearing a pretty costume
Of pink silk and lace with bouquet
of pink bridesmaids roses. The fol-
lowing young girl friends of the bride
assisted Mrs CastletOn in entertain
ing at the reception which followed
the breakfast from l to 3: The Misses
Myrtle Castieton, Ivy Erskine, Clara
Monaghan and Genevieve Bourne.
o'clock for New Mexico, where they
viii reside.
For Mrs Robert Elmore a beauti-
fully appointed luncheon was given
yesterday by her sister, Mrs. Charles
W. Lawrence, at the University club.
The round table laid in the ladies'
decorated with yellow roses, a mound
of the delicate blossoms forming the
centerpiece. The place cards, which
were wafer color sketches, were laid
for Mrs. Sam S. Porter, Mrs. Fred c.,
Dern, Mrs. Jay Gilmer, Mrs. J. Fred
OdeIl, Mrs. +. Z. Leonard, Mrs. VIII
liam Brown, Mrs. Lawrence Mariger,
Mrs. Louis S. Gates, Mrs. Bert Law
renee, Mrs. Frank Chamberlain; the
Helen Evans, Marjorie Dickson and
the hostess and the guest Of honor.
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A delightful Orpheum party was
given yesterday afternoon at the matt
nee by Miss Viola Thirkell for Miss
| Viola Denhalter. The party filled
TWO boxes and later adjourned to the
Louvre, where supper was enjoyed in
| the tea room. 4 color scheme in
| out. the table being adorned with
| orange blossoms and lighted by pink
/ Shaded candles. The guests invited to
meet the bride-elect were Mrs. Wal
/ lace Hunter, Mrs. G. Hemnick, Mrs.
E. Dyer, Mrs. J. E. Thompson. Mrs.
&c. H. Delhalter and the Misses Mig
non Denhalter, Rae Campbell, Myrtle
Jack and Helen ThirkeH
! Miss Ruebelle Rathbone was one Of
the complimented guests Of yesterday,
when Miss Alverda Martin enter
tanned at a pleasant five hundred
party in her honor. The rooms were
attractive with profusion of fra
grant spring roses in the different
shades. Four tables Of the game
were played, and the hostess was as
sisted in entertaining by her aunt,
Mrs. George H. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. futile en-
Jertained a dozen close friends last
evening at dinner at their home, in
Third avenue. Cards followed.
A pleasantly informal card affair
was given yesterday by Mrs. ]. T.
Treasure at her home in East First
South street for Mrs. Z. G. Moser.
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Mrs. George H. RaybouId very
pleasantly entertained the members
of the Quingenta card club yesterday
afternoon. Five tables were filled with
players and the prizes were won by
Mrs. H. z. Booth, Mrs. Samuel King,
and q prize also being awarded the
hostess. The next meeting of the club,
in two weeks, will be held with Mrs.
F. P. Shumway.
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Mary Frances Sanborn has issued
invitations for a musical recital to be
given by some Of her pupils, assisted
| by Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Edwards, So
/ prano soloist, and Mrs. L. L. Goddard,
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at her home in the Canning apart
ments. = fine program has been pre-
pared and the evening viii be an en-
joyable one.
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Directors of the Ladies' Literary
club and members Of the building and
finance committees viii meet at the
club house tomorrow forenoon at Il
o'clock
/ x x X
Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes leaves today
for California, after a delightful visit
with her many friends in Salt Lake.
Colonel and Mrs. Holmes have taken