The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-19

I: Mrs. w. Z. Fife will be the 2
(: hostess today at a luncheon TO 9
g be given at the Country club. 2
. Electa chapter o. z. :. viii 9
9 hold regular meeting this @
g evening for initiation. when the 9
g officers OF Lynds and Mizpah g
2 chapters will assist. All MEM Z:
g bers are cordially invited
Q The program to be given to- q
:, day at the MONDAY recital at 2
g the Tabernacle includes the fol- @
4: lowing numbers:
9 Assistant Orsanist Tracy Y. 9
&: Cannon at the organ. 9
@ Minister March Oohengrin) =.
@ 49,. ............ Wagner q
g Chorus of Angels .... Clark @
{. a The Swan .... saint Saens 2
Q b The Lament Of the Rose g
(. 49,. ... SonnakOlb g
{: Old melody Arr. by performer
@ Allegro Assai ........ Guilmant Z
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Perfect in every detail was the de-
lightful dancing party given last
evening at the Country club, when
the three charming young hostesses
the Misses Margaret Dunn, Margaret
Walker and Norinne Thompson, en-
tertained a large number OF the
young society set in compliment to
their classmate. Miss Gladys Richard
son OF Bridgeport. Conn. who Is Wis
iting at the J. r Dunn home. The
Country club. always an attractive
place for entertaining. was unusually
pleasant last evening. when the deco
ratiOns were carried out in an artistic
manner within and without. Holly
hooks in profusiOn were used i'm the
! large living room. where dancing was
enjoyed. The gorgeous flowers we're
massed on the mantels and in the
CRATE. and the lights covered with
Japanese lanterns made the scene
most effective. Shasta daisies adorned
the dining room, where a huge bas-
ket OF the beautiful glowers graced
/ the center OF the table and also the
| sidebOapd. with large bows of green
! tulle on the handles. Strings Of Jap
/ anese lanterns were hung from the
veranda. where Held's band was sta
/ toned. furnishing the music for the
! dancing. The programs were artistic
| affairs I'm green and white. the colOrs
Of the Bennett school. New York
where the young girls have beer
studying the last year. and bore the
/ Bennett seal. Twenty dances were in
/ cluded in the program. with a mum
/ Der Of extras. The chaperOns of the
h evening were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. #
Il Dunn. Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Walker. Mr.
and Mrs. Ezra Thompson, Mrs. George
r. Walker and Mrs a. II. Prosser
one hundred and twenty-five invita-
tons were issued for the charming
affair and nearly that number o
guests were present
Parties filling six automobiles en-
joyed Sunday in Brighton and tn,
beautiful ride through the Big Cot
tonwood canyon. leaving In the earl!
morning for the mountain resort
spending the day at the hotel or witt
friends in cottages.
DR. and Mrs r. s. Bascom and sol
are occupying the Walker cottage a
Brighton for the summer and hav'
for their guest Miss Winifred Brice
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Mrs. Russell L. Tracy who left las
month to visit with her brother an,
family. Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Pow
ers in st. Paul. is now with them II
their summer home on Mackinac isl
and in northern Michigan. wher
they will remain for the heated term
Mr.. Tracy will join the party the las
Of the summer and return with Mrs
Tracy to Salt Lake.
X
Mrs George Rust will have as he
guests for the remainder Of the sum
mer her mother. Mrs. Byron Roberts