The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-02

graceful decorations of the rooms. and
the young hostesses were assisted by
Mrs. J. R. Walker. Mrs. r. Nj. Bree-
den, Mrs. A ". McCune, jr., in the
dining room, and also the following
young girls: The Misses Ehnor Stew
art, Stella Fabian, Alice Wall. Romo-
la King. Marie Odell and Winifred
Brice.
A beautifully appointed luncheon.
followed by a theatre party 10 see the
Prince of Pilsen,' was given Wednes-
day by Mrs. LyttletOn Price.
The series of five hundred parties
over which Mrs. Clark L. Whitney
presided on the afternoons Of Thurs
day and Friday of the past week, We're
among the pleasantest social events in
the weeks calendar.
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The Misses Isabel, Amy and Louise
Osborne entertained with a pleasant
informal card party at their home
Thursday evening. Musical selections
were enjoyed and chatting dish sup
per followed.
At the home of Mrs. Walter A.
Cooke on Friday afternoon delight
ful bridge affair, followed by a tea.
was given, when the hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. William NJ. McCrea and
her daughters, the Misses Florence
and Grace Cooke, and Miss Irma
Brown. The decorations OF tine rooms
and the tea table were effectively car
ried out in red. where dahlias were
used and candelabra and lights We're
softly shaded in the prevailing tint
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Mrs. w. P. Kiser entertained a
number of young people Tuesday even
| ing at her home. to meet Miss Mar
garet Dill. who is a favorite member
of the Ingersoll stock company, now
playing in the city. Cards. dancing
and music were the features of the
pleasant evening.
Among the luncheOns enjoyed at
the Country club during the week, the
/ largest was given by Mrs. Jack c.
Taylor Tuesday, in honor of Mrs. Flor
ence Palmer of Philadelphia. Mrs. F.
K Woodruff also entertained at the
club on Wednesday for her guest. Miss
Scott and a few family friends.
X
The various bridge clubs have start
ed in for the season, and several pleas
ant meetings have already been held
/ The East Side Bridge club met Tues
day with Mrs. Elmer E. Darling. The
Plate club met for the first time Fri
day with Miss Margaret Gibbons. and
/ the Crystal club was entertained on
/ Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. F. J.
/ Westcott
Word has been received by friends
/ in the city of an elaborate dinner
given last Saturday night in Omaha
at the Country club by Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Everett Buckingham, in honor of Miss
| Edna Dunn of this city and Miss Mel
/ lie Calvin Of san Francisco, both of
1 whom are guests at the Buckingham
/ home during the Ak-Sar- Ben festival
now being held in Omaha.
X
/ Mr.. and Mrs. s. ]. Johnson. residing
/ on Capitol hill. We're rendered a pleas
1 ant surprise at their home Tuesday
/ evening, when number of friends
/ called, the occasion being the twen-
tieth anniversary of their wedding. An
| elaborate supper was served, and the
evening was spent in music and social
chat. Mr.. and Mrs. johnson were
presented with a beautiful china set
/ The members of the Entire Nous club
spent a delightful evening at the home
of Miss Alice BOylin. No Willard
court. The rooms were prettily deco
rated with asters and dahlias. Covers
were laid for the Misses Mary Tuckett
Geneve Mckenzie. Leone Eldredge
Daisy Hale Rae Jenkins and Alice
BOylin, Mrs. c. J. Burns and Mrs. w
F. Gardner The sewing class was in
structed by Miss Mary Tuckett.
X
/ A pleasant social affair of yesterday
afternoon was the bridge tea giver
by Miss Ruth Spence at her home il
East First South street The rooms
were attractive with a prOfusiOn Of
the seasons flowers. roses in the par
lors, nasturtiums in the library, and
the dining room bright with mari
Colds Eight tables of the game were
filled with players, and number OF
other guests came in for tea. The
hostess was assisted in entertaining
by her sister. Miss Florence Spence
and Miss Vera Eldredge.
X X X
The Misses Mary Oden and Lucil,
Barker entertained Thursday evening
at the home of the latter, 145 Fourth
avenue, when sixty guests We're in
vited. Many new games were played
The first prizes were awarded 10 Mrs
Merrill, Miss Rogers, Miss Gray anC
Mr.. Cowan. Other prizes were wOI
by NJ. Whitney and Miss H. Clark.
Miss Bessie Gray entertained the T
o. n. o. club Thursday evening a
her home The club colors. red anC
green, were used in the decorations
The club will meet in two weeks witt
Miss Estella Hanson, October 10.