The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-08

Davis were the gracious hOstesses at
a prettily arranged bridge affair yes
terday afternoon. when ten tables Of
the game were played, with others
coming in for the tea which followed
Peonies in all shades and varieties
graced the rooms and adorned the
table, where Mrs o. K. Lewis and
Mrs Frank Rouche poured, assisted
by the Misses Helen and Rose Evans
and Hilda Greeson. The affair was
over which Mrs. HOrnung and Mrs.
Davis have presided this week at the
home of the former.
One OF the prettiest luncheons OF the
season was the one given yesterday at
the University club by Miss Fannie
Bird complimentary to Miss Lulu d.
Barr, whose marriage to Irving A
Bearce Of Seattle will take place June
%. The table was laid in the private
dining room of the club, and the de-
tails were daintily carried out in green
and white A cut glass bowl of white
sweet peas and ferns standing on a
mirror occupied the center OF the
round table, surrounded by sweet
peas and ferns radiating from the GEN.
ter In the form of a star. Favors In
the shape of two small white satin
cushions tied together with green rib
bon, bearing the monograms Of the
prospective bride and bridegroom,
were given each guest. and a cluster
Of white sweet peas accompanied the
place cards, which were painted in
four-leaved clover and laid for eleven
close friends OF the bride-elect
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A pretty wedding reception was
given last evening at the brides home
in Second avenue for Miss Theresa L.
Burton and Frank r. Clark, who were
married in the morning in the temple.
A wealth of summer roses in red, pink
and white, combined with sprays of
English ivy and smilax. gracefully
adorned the rooms. Mr.. and Mrs.
Burton were assisted in receiving the
guests by Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Clark of
Grantsville. Miss Victoria Reed served
punch in the reception hall, and the
Misses Ivy and Mary Burton. sisters
OF the bride, and Miss Florence Lang
ford presided In the dining room,
where the table was attractively deco
rated with red roses and wreaths Of
| ivy and smilax. The bride. who was
unattended, wore a charming lingerie
gown and carried a bouquet of brides
roses. Mr.. Clark will leave soon for
Mexico TO take an important position,
where Mrs. Clark will join him later.
A beautifully appointed dinner was
given last evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter @. futile at their pleasant
home in First avenue. which was fra
grant with June roses Peonies formed
the effective table decorations. and the
place cards were exquisite little water
color sketches of Egyptian scenes, Sc
cured by the hostess on her recent
trip abroad. Cards and music followed
in the evening. and dozen friends en-
Joyed the affair.
Mrs. Elbridge l.. Thomas will enter
tain with bridge tea on the after
noon OF Wednesday. June Is
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Clark have
issued invitations for the marriage OF
their daughter Preale and Otto r.
Peters for Thursday evening, June %,
in St. Marks cathedral. at o'clock
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Mrs. II. ]. Schultz will entertain
with a bridge tea on the afternoon Of
Tuesday, June IA.
Mrs. James B. Hughes viii enter
tain the members Of the Crystal Card
club and a few other friends Friday
afternoon. i'm compliment to Mrs. 9.
A. Quigley before she leaves saturday
for trip abroad
Mrs. Thomas J. Nipper and Mrs
James r. Beverage have issued invi-
tations for a parcel shower in honor
OF Miss Lois Taylor. to be given at the
home Of Mrs. Nipper. 1244 East South
Temple street, Thursday afternoon,
June 2.
The Past Noble Grands club win be
entertained at the home Of Mrs. J. G.
Fleury. 261O South Ninth East street.
Thursday afternoon. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to all visiting sis
tiers.
Mrs. Clarence +. Allen. president Of
the Utah Congress Of Mothers. and
Mrs. II. J. Fitzgerald, secretary, viii
leave this afternoon for Denver to at
tend the National Congress Of Mothers
and PaAent-Teacher associations,
which convene in that city from June
10 to June 16, inclusive. The meeting
is TO be one Of great importance, and
remarkably fine program has been
prepared. The general topic TO be
considered is THE Welfare of the
Child in Home, School and Nation"
The convention will open Friday even
ing in the Woman's club house, and
other important sessions will be held
in the different churches. The social
features will include a reception given
by Governor and Mrs. ShafrOth at
their home Saturday afternoon At
reception will be given by Miss VOL
colt Tuesday at her school, and a
luncheon at the Country club Monday,
June 10. The delegates Will be enter