The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-25
SOCIETY
TODAY's EVENTS.

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8 The program at the Country g
q club today will include a table g
g d'hote dinner at O'Clock this @
9 evening. to be followed by danc- .
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q Miss Myrtle Reilly will give g
Q an Orpheum party this afternoon g
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6 The second in a series of {,
g bridge teas will be given this aft 9
%oernoon by Mrs. J. H Richardse
9 and Mrs. H p. Kirtley. o
8 The marriage Of Miss Ethel g
9, Plant and Finis s. Hackley will @
@ take place this evening at St g
9 Paurs church at o'clock.
9 There will be an important g
@ meeting OF the American Wom- @
9 ems league this afternoon at 3 9
9 O'Clock in the parlors of the @
g Kenyon hotel.
g A request program will be o
{, given at the MONDAY recital to- @
@ day in the Tabernacle, with Pro- @
g lessor ]. J. Mcclellan at the or .
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The largest affair in society circles
Of yesterday afternoon was without
question the delightfully."- arranged
bridge tea over which Mrs. Ashby ID.
Cleveland presided. The honored
guests of the afternoon were Mrs.
Parker OF St. Paul. the aunt OF the
hostess. and Mrs George w. Heintz.
A color scheme in yellow prevailed
throughout the rooms. where Shasta
daisies. tiger lilies and coreopsis were
used in brilliant effect. Mrs. Ray
mond s. Mason and Mrs. Leslie l..
Savage served punch on the veranda,
and others assisting during the after
noon were Mrs. w. II. Alexander, the
mother of the hostess: Mrs. W. H
Cunningham. Mrs. L. l.. Terry, Mrs.
W. L. Fox. Mrs. r. J. Glendenning and
Mrs. Lester d. Freed. Between the
hours OF 3 to 5 seventy-five we're pres
ent to enjoy the pleasant occasion.
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Mrs. Walter Stone entertained yes
terday with one of her prettily ap-
pointed luncheons given at the Kirk
patrick home in Thirteenth East
street. Pink sweet peas were used in
the graceful decorations Of the table,
where place cards were laid for ten.
Mrs J. II. Richards and Mrs II. p.
Kirtley were the successful hostesses
yesterday afternoon at a bridge tea
given at the home of the former in
Second avenue, on which occasion
/ they were assisted I'm entertaining by
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and sister. Mrs. ]. Fred Odell, and
Mrs. c. p. Brooks.
Seven tables of the game were
/ played, with others coming in for the
tea which followed. The floral deco
cations throughout the rooms and OF
the tea table were beautifully carried
out In pink sweet peas. Mrs. Rich
ards and Mrs. Kirtley entertain agar
this afternoon at a similar affair.
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II Miss Estelle Reilly was the compli-
mented guest yesterday afternoon at Z
pleasant pre-matrimonial affair, giveI
by the Misses Elizabeth and Ethe
Macdonald in the form Of kitchen
shower The hosteSses were assisted
by their sister, Mrs A d Pierson- ant
nasturtiums I'm profusion were tn
decorations seen. The guests presen
were the close friends OF the bride
elect.
The final meeting of the Matine'
Bridge Whist club for the season wa
held Thursday afternoon at the hom
OF Mrs. i. Smeltzer. 9O4 South Fourtl
East street. and proved to be an un
usually pleasant event. The honore'
II guests of the occasion were Mrs K
Clark, who has lately returned from
Los Angeles. Mrs. Anderson Of Denve
and Mrs. B. F. Bauer. The roys
prize. which is given at the close o
the series of games. was awarded [
Mrs. John w. Hughes. with the hoStes
prize going to Mrs. Shelter. The clu
adjourned to meet again I'm the earl
fall.
Mrs. Charles T. Murphy entertaine
Thursday afternoon at a luncheon I
honor of Miss ElnOra Van Dyke
Twenty guests were present. and
delightful feature of the afternoo
were several vocal selections given b
Mrs. Corinne Harris Hammer.
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Miss Klea Sheets entertained Thurs
day evening at a pleasantly informs
little affair in compliment TO Mis-
Ethel Plant. Those present were In
innate friends of the young bride
elect.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Boehmer OF Den
yer have announced the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Ruth Boeh
mer, to George o. Argall. The mar
rage Will take place In the early fal
Miss Boehmer will be pleasantly re
membered as the charming guest las
summer of Miss Minette Baer for sew
eral weeks.
The members Of the T. o. n. o. clu
were pleasantly entertained Thursda
afternoon by Miss Jennie Harringto
I'm Liberty park, when the tables
which were spread on the lawn. wer
prettily decorated I'm the club color'
red and green. carnations and fern
being used. The club numbers
dozen members. all Of whom wer
present to enjoy the afternoon.