The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-15

and Miss Urania White The parlors
were prettily decorated with white
carnations, snowbaIls and plumosus.
and the guests were pleasantly enter
tanned during the afternoon by Mrs
VIII Mcdonald, Mrs. A Z. Margetts,
the Misses Helen Clark and Urania
White and little Amelia Margetts,
who sang The Garden of Roses" 4
handsomely appointed dinner was
served, where a crystal vase of pink
carnations and plumOsus, in a mound
of hawthorne, formed the senter-
piece on the table The following
were present; Mrs. John Mcdonald,
ST., Mrs. Joseph F. Smith, Mrs. Pris-
ella Jennings, Mrs. C. w. Nibley,
Mrs. c. r. Savage, Mrs. o. c. Beebe,
Mrs. Emma Woodruff Mrs. John Z.
Winder, Mrs. Carl Woodruff, Mrs. Jo-
seph j. Daynes, ST., Joseph J. Daynes,
jr., Mrs. c. Sharp. Mrs. Joseph Sharp.
Mrs. 7. H. Williams, Mrs. John
Midgley, Mrs. George ID. Piper, Mrs.
c. w. Horne, Mrs. Joseph Perry, Mrs.
c. D. Harding, Mrs Will McCune,
Mrs. H. Case, Mrs. A Jensen, Mrs F.
Brooks, Mrs. H. s. Margetts, Mrs. A.
f. Margetts. Mrs. George ROmney,
ST., Mrs. c. B. Stewart, Mrs Ed
Chamberlain, Mrs. A Barnes Mrs.
Vilate Romney, Mrs. Edna S. Smith,
Mrs. S. Rudy, Mrs. F. Brown, Mrs.
Will Mcdonald, Mrs J. G. Mcdonald,
Mrs. James Mcdonald, Mrs. John
Mcdonald, Mrs. George Mcdonald,
Mrs. f. E. Margetts, the Misses Min
ME Smith, Eleanor Margetts. Urania
White and Helen Croft.
Mrs Sylvester @ Cannon enter
tanned in honor of Miss Clarice Sa-
vile Tuesday evening, when fifty
guests were present to meet the
bride-elect, whose marriage takes
place in June. The hostess was as
sisted by Mrs r. F. Wright and Mrs.
J. T Young. Snowballs and sprays
Of bridal wreath pretuly decorated
the rooms, and music and games were
the features of the afternoon, each
guest receiving a pretty souvenir Of
the occasion.
A beautifully arranged dinner was
given during the week by Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Quigley, which was
one of a series of farewell affairs to
be given in anticipation of the alb
sence of the hostess in Europe dur
ing the summer. Pink roses and rose
buds were used with charming effect
on the table. \ large crystal basket
filled with roses graced the center,
with smaller ones of the rosebuds at
either end, the handles being tied
with graceful bows of pink tulle. The
Hawaiian Troubadours gave delight
full selections during the dinner, and
the artistic hand-painted place cards
were laid for sixteen guests. Bridge
followed in the evening
Mrs Arnold Reiser was pleasantly
surprised Monday evening at her
home Dy the members of the Bar
barossa club in honor of her birth
day. Sixty-three was played, and the
prizes were won by Mrs. 7. Reisers
Mrs. /. Stewart, w f. Derr and c.
Lindgrin The house wan decorated
with snowballs. and supper was
served at the close of the evening
The Barbarossa club was also enter
tanned Friday afternoon by Mrs. Wes-
ley z. Derr, when fourteen members
were present. In the game of sixty
three played the prizes were won by
Mrs c. Rawlins and Miss Oakason-
Luncheon was served from table
prettily decorated with roses and
wild flowers.
Mrs. NJ. A. Johnson was surprised
at her home Monday evening by
number of her old friends on her
birthday anniversary. a pleasant So.
cial time was enjoyed and supper
served later.
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The members of the Thursday Card
club and their husbands met last
evening at the home of Mr.. and hrs
w. H. Weyher in Fourth avenue, the
affair being in the nature of surprise
to Mr.. Weyher on his birthday anni-
versary. Cards were the amusement
of the evening.
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Thursday evening the members Of
the Theta Epsilon and friends enjoyed
a pleasant dancing party at the home
of Miss Alice Wells. The affair, though
quite informal, was a great SUCCESS,
and the sixteen couples present en-
joyed d delightful evening.
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Mrs. I. R. Barton entertained
her card party very pleasantly
Friday afternoon, when the game was
followed by prettily appointed
luncheon.