The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-10
Week in Society

The college girls and boys who are
enjoying their well-oarned vacations In
their homes IN the city. seem 10 be the
ruling spirits IN social circles. and
hardly a DAY passes but some informal
affair In the way OF lake or Lagoon
parties are given for them There are
also = number OF charming young
guests In the city who are receiving
their share OF attention. Last evening
AZ the Country club the dance which
followed the table dhote dinner was
a very attractive occasion when num-
bcrs Of sweet young girls were present
20 enjoy the pleasant event TO the ut
most. The dinner was also well pat
ronized by the members OF the club,
many OF whom entertained n rev
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. William =. kiser
entertained with a party OF fourteen.
given ia honor OF Miss Winnie Rhoadcs
and Mr. Chambers. all OF whom enjoyed
che dance later. Mrs. George smith.
Mrs. r. @. Gemmell DR.. T. b Beatty
and Athol Rawlins were also among
the hosts and hostesses OF the evening
Miss Dorothy Jennings OF Los An
Ecles. one OF the young visitors in the
city. was the com plimentcd guest az an
informal afternoon affair yesterday
given by Miss Mildred Ferguson ia the
form Of a fivo-hundred party
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For Ma Carla LANCE Of Cincinnati.
who l. the guest Of Miss Ruby Lam,
bourne. Miss Marjorie short entertained
Informally yesterday afternoon with a
f,--v tables of bridge Miss short vas
assisted In entertaining by Miss leila
Wilson
Prom 5 20 s yesterday afternoon a
pleasant social affair took place ut the
home OF Miss Bertha Trice. when she
entertained sixteen young Eirl friends
IN compliment 20 Miss Elna Camomile.
n bride OF next week. The event was
IN the form OF kitchen shower. where
the details we're cleveriy carried out
The luncheon was served in Kitchen
STYLE on TN plates. The rooms were
prc-tily decorated with pink and white
sweet peas. ald the hostess was as
. sirted By Mrs Erucst Hawkins and
Mrs. Maud Cameron,
one Of the distinctly enjoyable So
ciai vents OF the week was the after
noon tea given Thursday ~ Mrs.
George Raymond Walker At her bead
meet her sister Mrs. W q. Y. Terrell,
one Of the charming brides OF June, and
Mr. Roy Ridge Of Kansas city. who.
with her little daughter. r. visitor
81 the Walker home. The attractive
rooms were n b7v-er 81 choice flowers
gathered from the gardens surround
INK the place. japanese iris and rcar-
Eucrites being used n graceful profu-
-ion. The gracious verania. where Miss
Margaret Walker and Miss Norinne
Thompson served punch. was shaded
with vines snd I1a1s lnSTs e, affective
arranged with rugs. cOuches and Iil-
lows The hostess was assisted BY Mrs
IT a. Proseer Of New York Mrs. >. r.
Walker. Mrs ". IT Bancroft. Mrs.
Robert Hardness and Mrs. George w.
The guests from town. nunbeninz
ffftv or more went out BY automobile
between the hours Of and and the
handsome summer toiiettes Of the
women and girls present amid the
country surroundings, made the occa-
sion one % the protest social affairs
Of the season.
A thoroughly delightful young peo-
pies party was given Thursday even
inE BY Mrs. Richard a. Keyes IN honor
of her young guest. Misr Winnie
Rhoades. Mrs. Reyes r. known 70 be
n most successful hostess. and those
who enjoyed the affair were loud in
their praises Of the hospitality ex-
tended on the occasion The house and
veranda were filled during the even
ing with lovely young girls in dainty
summer gowns. Carnations IN red Sui
white adorned the rooms the dining
room being especially pretty with a
crystal basket Of deep red carnations
r-ra~iurr The center of the table. which
and lighted by silver candeiabra shad-
"a IN red The hostess was assisted by
-rr and Mrs David RI. Gray. Mr.. and
M-u w r. yfser and Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell g. schui ler. Bridge was the prin-
~inai Amusement % the evening when
ten tables OF the game were filled with
PLAYERS. with a number present who
df not participate IN the game. Amonr
fhoaa winning prizes AZ the conclusion
~ TIRE game were Miss Louise Sullivan
Mics Mildred McMillan. Miss Gertrude
Hanson. Mr.. Baker. Mr. Simpson and
tfr. Smith.
ore Of the successful evening social