The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-26

Miss jennings has had several fine
positions offered her I'm the east, where
she may conclude to stay
presided in the dining room. and Mrs
David Henry served punch
Mr. and Mrs. Hackley will be at
home at S65 East Fifth South street.
The piano pupils of Mary Frances
SanbOrn were delightfully."- entertained
at the home OF Mr.. Carlson, about a
mile beyond Wandamere. Thursday
afternoon. A delicious picnic supper
was served on the lawn, and in the
evening ali were treated to a genuine
hay-rack ride of several miles. The
hostesses were the Misses SidOra.
Emma and Pearl Carlson.
Mrs. William II. Cunningham's tea,
given at her home Thursday after
noon, was one OF the pleasantest social
events of the week. The affair was
gwen in compliment to Mrs. Charles
w Whitley and Mrs. J. A. Dougherty
Of Portland. and about seventy-five
guests were invited 70 meet them
Summer flowers were used in profu-
sion throughout the house and on the
Veranda, where Mrs. Walter Stone
served punch. The decorations of the
tea table were in bachelor buttons and
corn flowers, and Mrs. Ernest Bam-
berger and Miss Mccormick poured
Gomez. and were assisted by a num-
Der OF leading society women.
Another successful afternoon tea
was given during the week by Mrs.
Ashby ID. Cleveland, who. on Friday
afternoon. dispensed her gracious hos
pitality to large number Of her
friends, who were hidden to meet her
aunt. Mrs. Parker Of St Paul. Mimi.
and Mrs George W. Heintz The
rooms were beautifully adorned with
June flowers. a color scheme in yell
low being effectively carried out The
hostess was assisted by her mother.
Mrs. w H Alexander. and a number
Of her friends, and the hours Of the
reception from to were delightfully."-
spent By those present
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The dancing party given Monday
evening at the Country club by Mr.
and Mrs. W. w. Armstrong and Mr..
and Mrs W. 9. Alexander was said to
have been the most successful social
affair given this season at the ex-
elusive club house. The lawn and
veranda were brilliantly lighted with
japanese lanterns. and within a profu-
sion OF June roses were massed on the
mantels and table in the dining room.
Another delightful social function
given at the Country club during the
week was the charming luncheon
given Wednesday by Mrs. Hubbard w
Reed in honor OF Mrs. Windsor V
Rice. Two dozen friends of the COM
plimented guest were invited to meet
her after her extended trip abroad,
and the details OF the luncheon were
artistically carried out with Margue-
rites and maidenhair fern, filling a
large white basket in the center OF the
table. the handle tied with pale green
ribbon. A pleasant feature OF the
luncheon was the music rendered by
the Ladies' Mandolin club. Mrs Reed
was assisted by her daughter, Mrs r.
y. Glendenning.
Small luncheons have been given
during the week by Mrs. J. +. Game.
Mrs. Walter stone and Mrs. Lester d.
Freed.
The artistic new home Of Mrs. Ros-
coe NJ. Breeder was the scene OF a
prettily arranged bridge tea Thurs
day afternoon. which was the third In
a series OF similar affairs. Six tables
OF bridge were filled with players and
many others came in for the pleasant
tea which followed. Mrs. Russell @.
Schulder poured at the tea table. as
sisted by Miss Gertrude Hanson and
Miss Hazel Sappington, where the dec
orations In coreopsis were most ef-
fective, a brass bowl Of the flowers
gracing the center OF the table.
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Colonel and Mrs. ]. ]. Daynes. jr..
entertained Monday evening with an
informal musical. which was one OF
the pleasant events Of the week. The
affair was given for Mrs. William
Cody OF Sioux City. Ia. and Mrs. A.
W. Davidson OF Park City. Garden
flowers decked the rooms. and Mrs.
Daynes was assisted in entertaining
the thirty guests by Mrs. o. c. Beebe.
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Delightful children's parties were
given during the week Mrs. Percival
Q. Perkins entertained In honor Of the
nth birthday anniversary Of her
small daughter Betty at a large party
"Wednesday afternoon in Liberty park
or the same afternoon Mrs. John c.
Cutler, jr., gave a similar affair to cell
citrate the ninth birthday OF her
daughter. Dorothy Louise
. Little Louise McDonoueh gave n
birthday party on the afternoon OF
Thursday, June %. IN honor OF her
fifth birthday at the home Of her par
ents. Sf4 Sherman avenue. About
twenty little guests attended to. offer
their congratulations
Miss Lottie Graham entertained
number OF her friends "Wednesday
evening at her home. s33 Roosevelt