The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-07

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ling, Hiss Mccormick. Miss Williams
and Romola King.
For her guest. Miss Eva Parable
| of Deer Lodge. Mont, Miss Margue-
rite Richmond entertained informally
yesterday afternoon with a bridge
| tea A color scheme of lavender was
! charmingly carried out in the deco
ratiOns. where sweet peas in the deli
! cate shades were gracefully used.
/ Four tables OF the game We're played.
! The young hostess was assisted in en-
/ tertaining by Mrs. Charles King.
A delightful lake party was given
! yesterday afternoon and evening at
Saltair by Miss Hazel Robinson for
/ her guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Ray
/ Kennedy, who have been stopping a
few days in the city on their way
/ from the east TO their home in Los
Angeles. The party of eight went out
I in time for a dip in the lake, which
/ was followed by dinner in the ship
cafe
A Lagoon party was given Friday
evening by Lyster Chambers in com
pliment To Miss Winnie RhOades Of
Oakland. Cal The party motored out
/ to the resort, where dinner was en-
jOyed,
Miss Anna l. McNulty, secretary Of
] the National Art society, gave a pref
oily appointed dinner Wednesday
I evening at the Wilson. when her
/ guests were Mrs c. H. Mcmahon,
i Mrs. G. W. Meyer and Mrs. Kate
| Hilliard of ogden. all of whom are
members of the board of directors of
the National Federation of Women's
Clubs.
The Country club Thursday evening
was the scene OF one of the most pic
turesque social affairs of the season,
on the occasion Of the dancing party
given by Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. McGurrin
in honor of their niece. Miss Margaret
Bache of Los Angeles. Nothing was
left undOne 10 make the event a mem
Orable one. Masses Of golden glow
adorned the large room where dancing
was enjoyed. and formed a pretty set
ting Tor the charming guest of honor
and her cousin, Miss Jane Darling,
who received the large. number of
guests under the soft light OF Japanese
lanterns.
The decorations in the dining room
We're unusually attractive and artistic.
BY an ingenious arrangement of mir
rOrs and pOtted palms the effect Of a
miniature forest was produced with a
lake in the center, dotted with small
white swans holding pansies The
pansy cOlOrs were carried throughout
especially in the programs, which held
the monogram of the young hostess.
Punch was served on the lawn under
an immense japanese umbrella, and
strings Of japanese lanterns were hung
on the Veranda and the lawn with
charming effect A stringed orchestra
furnished the music of the evening,
which was enjoyed by about one hun
dred young people.
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The early part of the week was
marked by a very pleasant lawn party
and musical at the suburban home of
Captain and Mrs. f. NJ. Bishop, the
occasion being the sixty-seventh birth
day OF Mr.. Bishop. japanese lanterns
and stringers of electric lights bril-
liantly lighted the lawn, where supper
was served, and which was comfort
ably arranged with seats, touches and
rugs. The pillars of the spacious YER
anda, where the musical program was
given. were wound with flowers and
ferns. The excellent program was ar
ranged by Fred c. Graham. Those
taking part We're Mrs. LUella Ferrin
Sharp Miss Ivy Allen, Horace Ensign,
Victor ChrisJOphersOn, Thomas Ash
worth, Alvin Beesley, Howard Ander-
son, Mr.. Graham and Sam Winters
More than one hundred guests enjoyed
the delightful affair.
A delightful social event was given
at SalJair Wednesday evening by Mr.
and Mrs. Sig. Simon in the form of
dancing party in honor of their gT"st
Miss Stella Fuheman. of Louisville. Ky
The party left for the lake at $50 in
a special car. An elaborate dinner was
served in the Ship cafe where the
tables were handsomely decorated with
golden glow, brass baskets filled with
flowers and ferns forming an effec-
tive centerpiece. Following the din
ner dancing was enjoyed until a late
hour. AR. and Mrs. Simon were as
sisted in entertaining by Mr.. and Mrs
Sol GOidstein of Omaha and Mr.. and
Mrs. $. B. Leon.
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Beautifully appointed luncheOns
We're given at the Country club We'd
nesday by Miss Louise Sullivan, who
entertained for Mrs. r. H. Allen of
Governors Island, and by Miss Lucille
FRANKIE, whose guests of honor were
Mrs. W. q. 3. Terrell and Miss Lydia
-
Captain and Mrs. Frank T. Hines
have been the recipients of much So
ial attention during their stay in the
city. where the former is enjoying a
leave of absence from his military post,
Fortress Monroe.
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Mrs. Arthur CroxfOrd entertained
at a pleasant luncheon in compliment
10 Mrs. j. L. Sherlock of Los Angeles
and Mrs. W. Green of Detroit Mich.
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Miss Eva Larabie of Deer Lodge,
Mont, as the guest of Miss Marguerite
Richmond, is receiving much social at
tention. Several informal luncheons
and card affairs have already been
given in her honor with a number
scheduled for the present week.
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A pleasant college affair was given
Thursday afternoon by Miss Ruth
Storer for her guest, Miss Edith
Christy of Sharon. Pa. Flowers of the
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