The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-22

Ethel Plant OF sacramento, WIFI rev
tables of five hundred. Tea roses were
placed throughout the parlors. In the
dining room lavender was the chosen
color, with hlacs and lavender ribbons
effectively used in the appointments of
the table. where Mrs. L. NJ. Foote and
Mrs. Charles Breach assisted. In the
evening Mrs. Hampton entertained
fourteen young people 10 meet Miss
Plant at a bundle shower. given In an
ticipation of her marriage. TO take place
in Sacramento the latter part of June.
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The last in a series of eight games
of bridge was played yesterday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. T. B. Shan
non, who delightfully."- entertained the
Thursday Luncheon club. Luncheon
was served at l o'clock. the game fol-
lowing in the afternoon. The prizes
given at the close OF the series were
awarded to Mrs. r. w. Hill and Mrs.
w. H. Weyher. Tulips in the different
shades were the pretty decorations of
the rooms and the luncheon table. where
the hostess was assisted by Mrs. Wey-
her. The club will be entertained next
Thursday by Mrs. w. H. Tobias. when
a new series OF games will De started.
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Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. P.
o. Perkins entertained at a prettily APP
pointed dinner given in honor OF Miss
Elsie Dickert who returned recently
from Long Beach, Cal
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The local chapter OF the American
Woman's league VIII hold a regular
meeting Saturday afternoon. April 2S,
at o'clock. in the parlors Of the Ken
yon hotel An interesting program has
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ness will come up 1t is desired that all
members and those interested be pres
ent.
The Misses Margaret Werner, Bur-
dette Clawson. Margaret Taylor,
Blanche Squires, Margaret Whitney,
Nan Clawson, Rehan Spencer and Win
fired Burroughs gave a progressive din
ner Wednesday evening, which proved
to be an unique and delightful social af-
fair. The different courses were served
at the home of the girls in progression.
The guests Of the evening were Scott
Groesbeck, Lawrence Taylor, Dorius
Raybould, William Cuff, Philip Dewey,
Arch West, Lee Lewis and Darwin
Richardson.
Governor and Mrs. William Spry have
returned from a trip of two weeks
through the south, when they were the
guests of Colonel and Mrs. D. c. Jack
ling in their private car.
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Mrs. Sarah G. Boggs has returned to
Salt Lake after spending the winter in
Honolulu. Mrs. William McCaskell,
who also spent the winter in Honolulu,
accompanied Mrs. Boggs as far as San
T714u l.
time before coming to Salt Lake.
x X X
Mrs. Charles Tolhurst. who has been
spending the winter in Los Angeles and
the beaches, has returned home.
X X X
Mr.. and Mrs. Ricardo Struller leave
today for California after spending a
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Cohn at
their home in East South Temple street.
Miss Ethel Plant will return to her
home in San Francisco within a few
days, after visiting for several weeks
with Mrs. P. G. Hampton.
X X
DR.. A. c. Behle has returned from a
months stay III Ocean Park, Cal. Mrs.
Behle and children will remain at the
California resort for some time yet.
DR.. Edwin Tolhurst has returned to
McGill, New, after spending the week
with his parents in the city.
X X X
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Weir are ex-
pected to return tonight from Homo
lulu, where they have been since the
early winter.
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Mrs. A. L. Young Of the Juvenile court
is entertaining her brother, Arthur L.
Lewis, and bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
will remain here for a week, and will
then go to Twin Falls, Ida, TO make
their home q