The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-10
State Society
TooELE.

Especial 70 Inc Herald RepuDlcan.l
Tooele. April s.--The home of Mira. Harry
N. Thompson on Vine street was the
scene Of a very elaborate social event on
Friday afternoon when she entertained q
number of her friends at luncheon, fol-
lowed by bridge whist party in the
afternoon. Luncheon was served from a
beautifully appointed table. large cut
glass bowl filled with American beauty
roses and snnilax formed the effective CEN
terpiece. American beauties were used as
favors; also as decoration In the beau
tiful rooms. Bridge whist was played.
Mrs NJ Smith and Miss Margaret O'Con-
ner making the highest score. Mrs.
Thompson was assisted in entertaining by
Miss Margaret O'Conner. The invited
guests were Mrs. III. Smith. Mrs. L. T.
| Sicka, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. V. Green Lo-
gan, Mrs. Warner, Mrs. Tremain, Mrs.
Donald Hendry and Mrs. Fred Brule-
| Miss Belle Bird returned to her home
In Tooele on Friday after pleasant
visit with relatives and friends in Salt
Lake.
Miss Lenora Tate most charmingly en-
tertaiDed at Dutch luncheon at her
home In West Tooele. complimentary to
| Mr.. and Mrs. Syivesta Vowels. Jr. The
home was very prettily decorated in pink
and white carnations. The chief features
OF the evening were games and music.
The table, from which an elaborate lunch
con was served. was most attractively
arranged with beautiful punches of pink
and white carnations, with ferns and smi-
lax. carnations being used as favors. Pink
and white ribbons were artistically strung
/ from the chandelier to the corner of the
/ table. A drawing contest was one OF
/ the pleasant features of the evening. re-
sulting in favor of Mr. Hugh GoWans.
Those present were Miss Lenora Tate,
| Mr. and Mrs. Sygvesta Vowels, Jr., Miss
Letitia Grey, Miss leila Clegg, Mrs. Ma
bel Tate, Mrs. Emma Tate, Mr.. Tom Cal
iahan, Mr.. Hugh GOwans, Mr.. Joe Tate,
Mr.. Fred Nelson. MIR. Edward Kirk
Mrs. V. Green Logan returned from
Salt Lake Friday where she had been at
the bedside Of her mother, who has been
quite sick.
Mrs. Owen Brinton entertained a num-
Der of her lady friends at progressive
whist party the last Of the week at her
home on Fifth avenue. Mrs. Brinton was
assisted In entertaining by Mrs. Adolph
| Hansen. Four tables Of cards were
played. Most attractive manipulated
| tally cards were used. Beautiful prizes
were won by Mrs. William Seeiey and Mrs.
| Cooley. Luncheon was served, the favors
| being pound box Of chocolates for each
guest. The invited guests were Mrs. p.
| Lodge, Mrs. Charles Berke, Mrs, William
Seeley Mrs. Rhynald Thill, Mrs. How
ard Wallace, Mrs. j. B. Hunter, Mrs.
Adolph Hansen, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Sam
uel Merritt. Mrs. Edward Groesbeck, Mrs.
Donald Hendry, Mrs. V. Green Logan,
| Mrs Fred Brule, Mrs. ]. B. Macintosh
and Mrs. Cooley.
| One of the most pleasant social af-
| fairs on the weeks calendar was the car
nation ball given at the opera house. The
ballroom had q tropical appearance with
the dozens of pink and white carnations,
with ferns and smilax. The ToOele or
chestra furnished music. The contest for
the prize waltz was most interes ting, re-
sulting in favor Of Mrs. L. T. Sicka as
best woman waltzer, and Mr.. James won
the mems prize
Several friends of Mrs. Margaret Boyles
gave her a pleasant surprise party on
a her homo First
West street, the occasion being her birth
day. A delightful lunch was served and
a most pleasant evening was spent.
Mrs. Dell Stone Baker of Nevada is Wis
iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Shields. on West street.
After an extended visit 10 Tooele Mr..
and Mrs William B. Dods returned to
their home on Sunday.
The Hotel Bridge club entertained at
cards on Tuesday evening. Mr.. Oscar
Vogel and Mrs. Edward Groesback made
the highest score.
Mrs Fred Brule and Mrs. Rhynald Thill
will entertain at an elaborate card party
on Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs
Thill on Fifth avenue
Mr. Frank Doherty returned to Tooele
on Tuesday after spending several days
in Salt Lake.
Mr.. Percy cropper was the guest Of
his brother, Mr.. Roy Cooper, at Hotel
Tooele on Sunday.
Mrs. Jens Jensen of Ephraim, Utah, was
Mrs. Randolph Jensen Of Tooele, this
week.
Mr.. Bert Hancock was in the city the
first of the week, returning home on
Tuesday.
The operetta entitled Snow White"
given by the public school children at this
place few nights ago, proved sue
cess Il every respect. Both performances
had crowded house. It will be repeated
April IL
The program at the Methodist church
on Sunday evening was most delight
fully carried out The church was nicely
decorated in ported plants and cut flow
ers.
Mrs. Peterson Of Ephraim, Utah, is Wis
iting at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Randolph Jensen, at this place.
The Ladies' club will meet with Mrs
Joseph B. Macintosh next Wednesday.
The Ladies Aid society of this place
met on Thursday afternoon to make final
arrangements for their apron sale. They
decided upon the date for the sale to be
ADril Is,