The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-18

home Of the latter. yellow was used
exclusively IN the pretty decorations of
the luncheon table. which was covered
with a Mexican lace cloth over yellow
satin For the CenterpieCe a low
mound Of shaded yellow nasturtiums.
The place cards were hand-painted in
golden glow. and were laid for the fol-
lowing friends Of the bride-elect: Mrs
G. r. Pace. Mrs. Robert COverdale.
and the Misses Mildred Jones, Leonore
Bush. Vina Reese, Bertha Holman,
Dora Hall. Lydia White, Mary John
son, Grace Gray and Mary Silver
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Miss Darlene Kimball entertained
Informally yesterday at the CONNER
cial club for the Misses Florence Hal
Ioran and Dorothy Bamberger. The
guests were the members OF the young
er set. The party adjourned after the
luncheon to the bridge tea given at the
w :. Henderson home by the Misses
1 Blanche and Martha Henderson.
Lee Young entertained Friday even
ing at dinner at the home of his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Young. in
East First South street in honor OF
two old friends from Rock Springs,
! wyo.. Lawrence Walters and Thomas
/ lamar
/ MISS jennie Gray tHAtIAdlnNu NAAD
/ girls Of the Theta Epsilon sorority Of
/ the university yesterday afternoon at
/ a bridge tea. Fifteen we're present
Miss Gray was assisted by Miss Maud
Ritter and Miss Helen Denny
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! The past week has been an extreme
/ ~ busy one i'm society circles, when
| several large weddings and receptions
| have taken place, together with nu-
] Inv -
/ ular brides-elect and out-of-town
/ guests.
! The Alta club was the scene OF a
! beautifully arranged dinner Wednes-
! day evening. given by Samuel New
| house for two OF the weeks brides.
| Miss Alice Nibley and Miss Margaret
/ Werner. The dinner was given In the
! Pearl room Of the newly decorated
club house. and the decorations were
a triumph Of the florists art. The Ia
BILE. which was laid in the form Of n
| square. was sOlidly banked with pink
and white asters in setting Of aspar-
| agus ferns Strean1ers Of smilaN eN-
tended from the chandelier to the
/ corners. and from the center large
wedding bell OF pink asters hung.
| studded with tiny electric lights. which
also twinkled among the masses of
flowers. Monogram place cards were
| laid for forty guests. Later the party
| adjourned to the NewhOuse residence.
| where dancing was enjoyed to the
music furnished by the Hawaiian
Troubadours.
Miss Nibley and Miss Werner have
] been the complimented guests at sew
eral other affairs. more or less elab-
orately carried out. and attended by
/ the close friends of the popular sea-
sons brides.
One Of the distinctly successful So
/ ciaI events OF the week was the after
/ noon tea given Thursday by Mrs A. c
/ Maclean and daughter. Miss Aileen
/ MaClean. to meet Mrs. Robert \.
\ Campbell The hostesses were ably
/ assisted in receiving and entertaining
! by a number of young society matrons
and girls. and during the reception
hours nearly two hundred guests were
| present 10 enjoy the delightful hospi-
| tality extended. The rooms were very
| attractive, where dahlias in the rich
fall shades formed the graceful deco
| rations.
The same afternoon Mrs. Ira d
Wines. assisted by her daughter. Mis-
Adelaide Eichnor. received about sew
entv-five OF their friends at prettily
| appointed reception. The attractive
home was adorned throughout with
autumn flowers. The dining room
was especially effective. where pinl
asters formed the central decoration
. OF the table. which was covered with Z
lace cloth over pink. and lighted b.
pfnk-shaded candelabra-
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! Mrs. William VI. McCrea was one o
: the hostesses Of the week, when sh'
: entertained Friday afternoon with
: few tables of bridge, the pleasant ar
fair being the first Of a series Of sim
p liar events Heiotrope and white as
p ters adorned the rooms, and tn
Z prizes Of the afternoon were won b
; Mrs. Edgar A. Rogers and Mrs. w.
Howard.
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= Among the pleasantest afternoo
{ events Of the week were the bridg
= teas over which Mrs. J. A. McCaske
h presided Thursday and Friday after
e moons. Tall vases of white chrysan