The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-27
SECTION ONE.

her attractive home in First avenue.
The rooms and veranda, where the
SIX tables OF the game were played,
we're fragrant with a profusion of gar
I den roses in red and pink Yellow
was exclusively used in the dining
room, where Mrs. Russell G.. Schulder
and Miss A1inette Baer presided at the
tea table, which was covered by q
cluny lace cloth over yellow satin,
| having for the artistic centerpiece q
Japanese basket of yellow roses The
| following girls also assisted in the
dining room: The Misses Frances
Ferguson, Emma Zane and Margaret
Merrill The guests Of the afternoon
were the young society matrons and
girls of the city, number OF whom
came in for tea at the close of the
game.
While Chantecler parties have been
a social experience in eastern society
circles, Mrs. Earl T. Harvey was the
first hostess in Salt Lake to give the
unique entertainment. Yesterday
afternoon she entertained at a partic-
ularly pleasant affair for Mrs. U. c.
Moser. The decorations were in the
chantecler red. At the six tables Of
bridge the tally cards bore sketches
of Chantecler himself. Souvenirs were
given each guest in the shape of fine
linen handkerchiefs embroidered with
the typical bird. Crystal baskets of
bright red carnations graced the tea
table, where Mrs. George W. Putnam
and Miss Laura Sampson poured tea
and coffee, assisted by Miss Ruth
Hirth and Olive Benson. The tea was
enjoyed by a number Of friends of the
hostess and the guest Of honor beside
those participating in the game Of the
afternoon
Mrs. ]. B. Cosgriff was one of the
successful hostesses of yesterday
afternoon at a large bridge party, fol-
lowed by a tea. when she was assisted
by Mrs. 2. S. Vadner and Mrs. T. w.
Boyer.
A prettily appointed luncheon, fol-
lowed by cards, was given yesterday
/ by Mrs. J. W. EllingSon in honor of
Miss RuebeIle Rathbone.
x
| An interesting event of yesterday
was an elegantly prepared dinner
given by the girls of the second and
third period of the cooking class of
the Salt Lake high school. The affair
was given in the cooking room of the
school, and the decorations were pref
/ thy carried out in pink and white
roses. Miss Blanche Game presided,
land twenty-five guests enjoyed the
pleasant occasion.
Sego lilies in profusion adorned the
home of Mrs c. W. Afidgley yesterday
afternoon when the Jolly Twelve were
deIightfully entertained. The affair
was in the nature of a Kensington
and social enjoyment, closing with a
prettily arranged luncheon.
/ X x X
Miss Lucille Young entertained last
evening at a pleasant box party at
the Colonial in honor of Miss Viola
/ Denhalter, which included the Misses
/ Denhalter and Mrs. Wallace Hunter
Next week Mrs. A. W. Chamberlain
viii entertain on Tuesday. and Miss
Myrtle Jack on Thursday in honor of
Miss Denhalter.
| a pleasant social affair of yester-
| day afternoon was the bridge tea
given by Mrs. Adolph Richter Six
tables of the game were played while
others came later for tea Iris in diff
ferent shades graced the rooms, and
the hostess was assisted in entertain
ing by Miss Hilda Greeson and Miss
May Deakin.
Invitations have been issued by Miss
Ruth kirkpatrick for a bridge tea to
be given Friday, June 3, at the Kirk
patrick home in Thirteenth East
street.
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There viii be a regular meeting Of
the American WOman's league Satur-
day afternoon at o'clock in the par
/ Tors of the Kenyon hotel
X x x
! An. interesting wedding took place
last evening at the residence of Mrs
Sophia c. Gundry, 246 North Second