The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-05

social events of the late week. Bridge
was the game OF the afternoon preced-
ing the tea. where the hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. Benner X. Smith and
Mrs. O. W. Powers, who poured. The
dainty decorations were in pink and
white Sweet peas gracefully disposed
throughout the rooms.
Mrs. Walter c.. futile presided over
a beautifully arranged bridge tea Fri
day afternoon at her home in First
avenue. Roses I'm all shades and orien-
tai peoples were the charming decora-
lions Of the rooms where the game was
played. with shaded pink peonies being
used with charming effect in the din
ing room. where Mrs. Thomas Marion
, eaux. Mrs. George Savage. Mrs. w. II.
Dale and Mrs. S. B. futile presided. -
Mrs. Austin X. Tiernan entertained in
delightful manner the members of
the Crystal Card club and a number of
other friends Friday afternoon al the
Herman home in East South Temple
street The parlors and library were
beautifully decorated in American
Beauty roses. with peonies being used
effectively on the tea table. Seven
tables OF the bridge were played. where
artistic prizes were awarded to the
winners.
The commencement exercises at Cor
don academy Friday evening took place
in Hammond hall, and were OF a very
pleasing character. The graduate OF
the evening was Miss Leona McCurtain.
who read q scholarly essay on Frederick
the Great and also rendered delight
ful violin solo. The Rev. Z. A. Simp-
kin gave the address of the evening.
and VI. ~. Brines was heard in two
delightful tenor solos. The diploma was
presented to the graduate by l. e. Hall.
and after the exercises a social hour
was enjoyed. when punch was served
by the girls of the school. The hail
was handsomely decorated for the Oc-
-
cessful and interesting.
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The annual meeting and exercises OF
the mem bers and associates of the
Girls Friendly society took place yes
terday afternoon in the Sunday school
room Of St Marks cathedral. and was
preceded By luncheon given for the
out Of town members who came to
attend the meeting. The annual serv-
ices OF the society viii take place this
afternoon at 3 o'clock in the cathedral
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The winners in the tennis tournament
at Rowland Hall were the Misses Ber-
nadice Kimball, Geneve Savage, Doro-
thy Marioneaux and Bessie Callow.
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The women's Republican club viii
meet tomorrow (Monday) afternoon
with Mrs. Howard A. King at her home
sos East Tenth South street Mrs. J.
J. Thomas will read a paper entitled
What Can the Club Do for Civic Bet
terment2''
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DR.. and Mrs L. d. Woodruff gave a
very pleasant bridge party last even
ing, when seven tables OF the game
were played, and roses in profusior
adorned the rooms.
| Miss Elsie Spitko was the hostess al
delightful luncheon given yesterday
in the tea room OF the Louvre. The
table was prettily decorated with pink
roses and ribbon reaching to each
place The party adjourned to the salt
Lake theatre to see William Collier
Those enjoying the affair were the
Misses Julia stephens. Florence Davis
/ Lillian Thomas. Marian Hooper. Gladys
Wickens, Helen Woodruff and Ruth
Cooper. The young girls were chap.
eroned by Mrs Durkie-
Miss Edna POLAND. whose marriage
viii take place this month, has been
the complimented guest at a number OF
pleasant pre-matrimonial affairs dur
ing the week Mrs. Emma Shafer en-
4 tertained for her Monday afternoon al
/ a cup and saucer shower. when the
rooms were bright with pink roses
! automobile ride given by Mr.. and Mrs
Henry POLAND Wednesday afternoon
Mrs w. c. Williams entertained for
Miss POLAND with linen shower, when
I a dozen of her friends were present a,
! a luncheon. where the table was COW
cred with cluny lace cloth with a
J baShtA u ltNtlN TtN FUSES FORMING the
centerpiece. Thursday evening Mrs. J
I W Cardwell and Miss Stella Hanson
entertained twenty-five friends at a So
cial affair in honor OF Miss POLAND
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! Mrs. Thomas Kearns entertained the
/ Crystal Card club and a number OF
other friends. Tuesday afternoon most
/ delightfully."-, when five tables OF bridge
were played. followed by a tea. where
the details were deliberately carried out
/ The tables we're laid in the dining room
/ and breakfast room and were covered
I by cluny lace cloths with large silver
candelabra forming the centerpiece
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