The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-21

D. Lawn parties have been among the
] pleasant social events of the week. \
very successful affair of the kind was
] given Thursday evening by Miss Mil
! dred Jones for her sister, Miss Mabel
/ A. Jones, which also partOok OF the
T nature OF linen shower. The lawn
was beautifully lighted in orange ef-
I feet with Japanese lanterns and cleo
tric lights. Progressive table games
/ were played when the prizes given were
I handsome linen haudkerchie1s trimmed
I in linen lace The guests on the oe-
/ casion were the sunday school pupils
! Of the bride-elect in the Plymouth and
First Congregational churches
A pleasant lawn party was enjoyed
I Thursday afternoon at the w. ii. Tlb-
J balls home in Third avenue when Mrs
/ lib balls and daughter, Miss Mildred IT'D
/ balls entertained number or friends
I under the trees on their beautiful lawn.
/ Supper was served in the open, and the
/ occasion was one Of interest on account
I of the early departure Of Miss IlooaIs
I for Knox college, Galesburg, Ill, where
I she is assistant in the English depart
ment
/ The Misses Marguerite Williams, and
/ Elizabeth Haldcrman, who are visiting
Miss Marie Odell in the city, have
I proved 10 be popular guests the last
| week, after their return from Brighton,
4 Miss WinnifTed Price giving luncheon
/ for them Wednesday at the Country
/ club, Miss Odeu entertaining in their
/ honor Friday afternoon with a bridge
/ tea together with the luncheon and
0rpheum party given yesterday by Miss
/ Another guest of the week at several
| social affairs has been Miss Alleen Ha-
/ ley. of Nashville, Tenn, for whom Miss
Merle Taylor entertained Wednesday
afternoon and Miss Venus ROmney gave
/ a pretty tea on Friday afternoon at her
home in Fourth avenue.
one of the pleasant events Of the
! early week was given Tuesday AFTER
I noon by Miss Margaret Clark 10 meet
her guest Miss Carrie Greer, OF Kan
| sas City. Asters and nasturtiums
/ graced the rooms, and guessing games
/ and contests in illustrating We're the
/ pleasant features of the afternoon
when about twenty young people were
present.
Mrs. J. NJ. Silver gave a pleasant re-
| CeptiOn at her home Wednesday after
noon in honor of Mrs. Frank J. Laben,
| who returned TO her home later in
! Pueblo, Colo. The Veranda and lnte-
riOr of the house was attractiVely dec
/ GRATED for the occasion, and a color
/ scheme in yellow was e1tectlHely car
ried out in the dining ROOM Fifty or
more were asked to meet the guest OF
honor during IN afternoon.
A pleasant affair of the early week
| was given by Mrs. George A Norls
| in honor of Miss Minnie Balm. of Chi
| cagO. Bridge was the game OF the art
/ ernOOn and the hostess was assisted by
Mrs. Percival o. Perkins and Miss Ed
it'll Campbell.
| The lawn party given Thursday eve
| ming by the Misses Adelaide Cronk-
! wright, Frances Treweek and ElOise
Berry was a pretty Out-Of-dOOr affair.
/ The lawn was brilliantly lighted with
lanterns and electric lights and costly
| arranged with rugs and cosy corners.
Dancing was enjoyed and about fifty
| were present
A delightful outing was enjoyed
GrandmOthers' Lotto club, in honor of
| visiting grandmothers in the city,
| among whom were Mrs. j. r. Bamber-
ger, Mrs. Teresa Lew1sOn, OF New York;
/ Mrs. Jacob NewhOuse, of Kansas City;
/ Mrs. Augusta Waters, OF New YORK;
| Mrs. Delphine SOlOman, of New York
and Mrs. Helen Goldberg. The ar
rangement committee consisted or Mrs.
/ Simon Bamberger, Mrs. H. j. Roths-
I child and Mrs. II. &. Phillips. \ Sump-
| tuOus dinner was enjoyed and speeches
| were made. expressing appreciation OF
/ the congenial gathering. Free trans
| pOrtatiOn was given with the cOmpli
/ meuts of Simon Bamberger ana the al
l fair was altogether one OF the most
I delightful OF the season at the beau
| tiful resort. Those present, aside from
! the guests OF honor were: Mrs Simon
/ Bamberger, Mrs. NJ II. Desky, Mrs.
/ Emma Leon, Mrs. Henry COhn, Mrs.
Doris Brown. Mrs Emma Mooney and
Mrs. r. Heymansen.
Miss Laura McFarlane was the hos
/ tess at a dinner Thursday evening
/ given at her home in East South Tenn
pie street for her guest, Miss Beatrice
Maeser. A color scheme in yellow was
prettily carried out in the dining room,
[ where a cluny lace cloth over yellow
covered the table with tail vases OF
] golden glow for the center piece. An
orchestra was stationed behind a bank
OF palms, ana dancing was enjoyed on
the lawn following the dinner. Miss
McFarlane was assisted by her mother,
Mrs. J. :. McFarlane; Miss Hazel White
and Miss Urania White. Twenty-Five
couples Of young people enjoyed the
evening.
Miss Edith Christy, Of Sharon, Pa,
was the guest of honor at a pleasant
luncheon one Of the days OF the week,
followed by an automobile ride through
the suburbs. the hOstesses of the affair
being Miss Lillian Mcfarland and Miss
Gladys Quayle.
Miss Hazel Bishop most delight
fully entertained the Billiken club at
her home on Friday evening. The club
game of 300" was the main feature. the
prizes going TO Gladys Buckle and Amy
RussOn. The details were carried out
hung with lanterns and tally and place
cards bearing the insignia. One Of
| the most prominent features was the
table decoration. the center of which
was graced by a large silver-mOunted
/ mirror on which an immense cut glass
bowl of sweet peas was placed and
the supper was served in typical Jap
anese style.
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Among the pleasant affairs OF the
week was the lawn party and social
given Wednesday evening by the Six
teenth Ward choir at the beautiful
/ home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Backman
in West First North street. The spa
ciOus lawns and grounds Of the home
/ were brilliantly Illuminated with Jap
| aneSe lanterns, while the interior of
the home was bright with flowers. Aft
er a musical program, refreshments
I were served by a number OF the
younger girls Assisting the host and
hostess in entertaining We're Bishop
T.. F. Parry, Sam Spry, Mrs. j. b.
/ Reid, Mrs Lizzie Sterling, Mrs. Win
tiers and the Misses Nell COOhn, Myra
! Reid, DaGmar Lund, Margaret Haslam
and Annie Davis. About one hundred
| guests were present.