The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-24

with bows and streamers Of green
tulle were seen in graceful effect in
the dining room. Strings Of japanese
lanterns lighted the verandas and
lawn. Held's band furnished the mu-
sic for dancing, and the programs
were dainty little affairs in green and
white. the colors OF the Bennett
school in New York. bearing the Ben
nett seal Assisting in entertaining
were the parents OF the charming
young hOstesses. Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Dunn, Mr.
and Mrs. Ezra Thompson, Mrs C. r.
Walker and Mrs. II. A. PrOsser of
New York.
A pleasant party was given at the
home OF Mrs. Sarah Price in honor Of
her birthday anniversary Friday aft
ernoon. Games were the feature Of
the afternoon, when the prizes were
won by Mrs. McBachlin, Mrs. Duck
worth. Mrs. Luella Price and Mrs.
Brown Lunch was served. and those
present were Mesdames Smith Haage,
Sweetman, McLachlin, Brown, Lewis.
Price. Duckworth. Russell. and the
Misses Mary Price. Viola Brown and
Margaret Sweetman.
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A lake party was given Wednesday
evening by Miss Bessie Price in hon
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of DiamOndville. Dancing and bath
ing was enjoyed and lunch was
served. Mrs. Price chaperoned the
party. which included the Misses Mel
lie Smith, Bessie Price. Maude Jen-
kins, Miss MCGEE, Mr.. Bond. Mr.
0uayle. Jones and Belmont.
The Misses Nellie and Beth Nelson
OF Beaver have been the recipients of
much social attention the last three
I weeks as the guests of Mrs. T b.
LaBelle. with whom they will remain
for another week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred II. Weight OF s2S
/ South First West street entertained a
party OF little folks Thursday in honor
! OF their little daughter. Alta. whose
eleventh birthday was celebrated by a
park party" The children, seven
teen in number, gathered at the
| Weight residence I'm the afternoon.
from where, after posing for a group
/ picture, they were conveyed I'm a dec
GRATED drag to Liberty park. Refresh
ments were served and the little ones
enjoyed themselves hugely in the
park until evening. Those composing
the party were: Alta Weight. Louise
Weight. Lucille Weight Connie
Roueche. Pearl Williams, Melba An
derson, Dorothy Jensen, Hattie Daley.
Lucille Anderson. Lily Senior. LEILA
Monahan, Pearl George. Ella Mitchell.
| Inez Give. Ruth Monahan, Verne
Weight and Tom williams
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Wednesday evening. at the Country
club. an elaborate social affair, in the
nature Of a dancing party. was given
by Miss Bryan Houston. which
proved TO be one of the distinctly sue
cessful events OF the midsummer. The
veranda was arranged to represent a
japanese tea garden. where punch
was served under an immense Jap
anese umbrella by a maid in the ma
tive costume. Lanterns also softly
| lighted the lawn, where the Hawaiian
/ Troubadours rendered choice selec-
tons during the evening. The long
I living room. where the young people
| enjoyed dancing, was effective with
artistic decorations of cattails and
wild sunflowers, with pink roses and
showers OF sweet peas used in the din
| ing room, where the buffet supper
was served. The music for dancing
was furnished by a stringed orchestra,
and the program was adorned with
small sketches of the Country club.
with the monogram Of the young host
| ess in the corner. Miss Houston was
assisted in entertaining her large
number of guests by her parents, Mr..
ard Mrs. J. w. Houston. Mr. and Mrs.
Benner Y. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.
Dunn. Judge and Mrs. o. w. Powers
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Walker.
Mrs Louis S. Gates presided over
an afternoon tea and reception Thurs
day. which was the leading afternoon
event Of the week in society circles.
The affair was given in honor of Mrs.
Arthur q. Hertzler OF Manchester, Pa.
and between the hours Of 4 and the
pleasant rooms were filled with the
girlhood friends OF the complimented
guest, who. as Miss Elizabeth Mcln-
tyre. was one OF salt Lakes society
bellies. Punch was served on the We
randa which was luxurlously ar
ranged with Navajo rugs and divans
by Mrs. Henry Crowther and Miss Al
leen Maclean. Pink sweet peas were
seen I'm profusion In the living room
and library. with yellow golden glow
in a crystal basket, with bows anc
streamers OF yellow tUlle, forming
he effective table decorations in the
dining room. where the hostess was
assisted by Mrs. Fred G. Dern and
Mrs Wallace NJ. Bransford-
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a pretty dancing party was enjoyed
at the country home OF Mr.. and Mrs
George Raymond Walker THURSDAY
evening, gwen loi MISS Wal eeA =
Walker and two dozen Of her young
friends. The ideal surrounding
formed an appropriate setting for th'
prettily gowned young girls. and the
return trip by automobile was en-
joyed BY moonlight The chaperone.
OF the evening assisting Mrs. Walker
were Mrs II. A. Prosser, Mrs. Bennel
*. Smith. Mrs. j. X. Walker. Mrs. ste
phen II. Babcock and Mrs. w. @. Il
Terrell.
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For Mrs. G. W. Whitley and her sis
tiers. Mrs. IA Dougherty and Miss An
geIa Kinney Of Portland, a delightful
luncheon was given Tuesday at thu
Country club by Mrs. w. Edward Fife
place cards were laid for THIRTY
guests nj the table. which was un
usually pretty with a large crysta