The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-23
SECTION ONE.

hostess yesterday afternoon at a de-
lightful progressive bridge party given
in honor of her sister, Miss Rose Will
ensky of Atlanta, Ga, and Miss Stella
Cohn, in anticipation of her leaving
soon to spend the summer months
abroad. The pleasant apartments of
Mrs. Smullyan in the Bungalow were
beautifully decorated with palms and
apple blossoms in profusion, which
formed the background in the dining
room, where yellow was the prevailing
tone. A mound of yellow tulips graced
the center of the table, which was
lighted by crystal candelabra and
lights shaded in the same color, while
the ices moulded in the form of yellow
roses and the bonbons carried out the
details in the shades of yellow. Mrs.
Leon Sweet assisted the hostess in en-
pertaining. Eight tables of the game
were filled with players. with other in
vited guests coming in for tea. The
score cards bore sketches of ocean
steamers, In compliment to Miss Cohn,
and also the monogram of the hostess
in gold. Two guest prizes were given.
They were cameo stick pins, and the
prizes won in the progressive game
were silver filigree toilet articles.
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A delightful evening was spent We'd
nesday at the home of Mrs. II. John
son on the occasion of a bundle shower
given in honor of Miss Sadie Burt, one
of the spring brides. The rooms were
prettily decorated in the lavender and
lilac shades. Different games were
played. in which the many friends
present joined. The prizes were won
by the Misses Jennie Cooke, Frances
Budd, Birdie Archer and Ethel Brown
Mrs. E. NJ. West entertained the
members of the Friday Luncheon club
yesterday in a charming manner at her
home. The table was prettily decorat-
ed in apple blossoms. Small fancy
baskets Of the spring flowers were
placed for each guest, where the place
cards were hand painted. The prize
in the game which followed was won by
Mrs. M. A. Peters. The club win meet
in two weeks with Mrs. w. W. Rivers
in the Smith apartments.
An afternoon Of song" was enjoyed
Friday by large number of the sum-
mer school patrons and friends. Besides
the school songs, which showed the de-
velopment of the song from note sing
ing to the finished product of harmony
and sweetness, many folk songs and
the national airs were sung. Among
those that were especially appreciated
were Kentucky Home" Just Before
the Battle, Mother" "Tenting To-
night" and Home. Sweet Home" 1t
is good to know that these old songs
are being revived in the schools, and
If all the public school children sing
them with as much accuracy and spirit
as do the summer pupils great credit
is due the music department Refresh
ments were served after the program,
and an informal reception was held.
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Mrs. Edith NJ. Richardson left
Thursday for New York, whence she
will sail later for an extended Eu-
ropean trip, TO be absent several
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Hawxhurst have for
their guests Mrs. c. H. Ingram and
daughter of Eau Claire, Wisconsin,
and William Hawxhurst of Wenatchee,
Wash.
Mrs. j. W. Eakins, Miss Edith
Thompson and Mrs. f. S. Luff gave a
linen shower yesterday afternoon at
Mrs. Luff's home. 1875 F street, in honor
of Miss Irene Williams, whose mar
riage to c.. A. Pursell will take place
the latter mart of this month