The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-11

lar young hostess.
after the concert Wednesday evening
at their home. The dining room was
pretuly decorated with yellow. The
table cover was Cluny lace over yell
low satin. Nasturtiums formed the
centerpiece. About fifty were invited
10 meet the guest Of honor.
Mrs. r. y. Peale gave a bridge tea
| Thursday for Miss Annie Pesle Of
Miss Edith James Of Ely. Six tables
were played. The prize winners were
Mrs j. B. Nichols. Miss Tinsman, Mrs.
Johnson, Mrs. A. J. Davis. Mrs. Brown
and Mrs. II. W. Sherwood Mrs. Peale
was assisted by Mrs. J. A. Reeves. The
rooms were decorated with sun
flowers
Mrs. A. n. Candland entertained
| Friday afternoon I'm honor of Miss
Ethel Pratt. a bridc-to-be. The din-
/ ing room was decorated IN pink and
white. Asters OF the same color. in
| large cut glass bowl, made the cen
/ terplece Of the table. which was COW
/ cred with Cluny lace over pink satin
Harvey and Mrs. W. J. Bruce. Lunch
con was served for sixteen.
Mrs G. u. HeiSers entertained in
formally for her daughter. Mrs. W. w.
Anness Of Nebraska. Tuesday after
noon. Autumn flowers were the dec
orations.
Miss Mary Wilkinson entertained
| wednesday afternoon in honor Of Miss
Ethel Chapman OF Chillicothe. o.
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Mr.. and Mrs D. a. Fitzpatrick Of the
Bungalow apartments entertained at
dinner Thursday evening for John T..
Harvey.
Mrs. John Y. Rich entertained
twelve tables Of bridge Wednesday aft
| ernoon. having as the cOmpllmentcd
| guest Mrs. Robert Allen. Pink, the
| color scheme. was carried out with
roses and Chrysanthemums. The table
was especially pretty, having as a
| cover Cluny lace over pink satin and
/ streaners OF pink tulIe from the chan
| de1ier to the four corners Of the table.
| Those who assisted in the dining room
/ were Mrs e. G. Crismon. Mrs. George
| Badger and Miss Louise Spencer.
Mrs Fred Hale presided over q
1 luncheon at the Country club last
| wednesday. entertaining thirty guests.
II
Five tables Of bridge were played In
the afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w Davis enter
| tanned Tuesday evening for Mr. Da-
Wis brother. Gilbert Davis. and Miss
Cora Kelly. whose marriage viii take
place soon. The evening was spent a;
cards. Miss Jennie Davis assisted
Mrs. Davis. Cut flowers were emec-
lively used fin the decorations.
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Mrs Ed Dyer was hostess at a lunch
con Tuesday. having as guests Of hon.
| or the Misses Alice Nibley and Mar
/ garet Werner. two September brides
The table bore as a centerpieCe a larg'
basket Of pink asters. Covers were
laid for twelve.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Hines enter
tanned with cards Tuesday evening foI
| their son. Lieutenant Charles Hines
making the occasion a reunion OF al
OF Lieutenant Hines school friends.
Miss Blanch Clark entertained
twenty-five at box party at the Mis-
sion Tuesday evening I'm honor of Mis-
/ Evelyn Donelson. who will leave soor
for Miss BENEFITS school.
The concert by the New York quar-
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most important musical event or the
week. and was largely attended by tn,
| leaders OF salt Lake society.
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Miss Alice Nibley was guest OF hon
or at a bride tea Monday afternoon
when MIS- Merrill Nibley entertained
six tables Of players. Pink was th'
decoration in the dining room. whert
Mrs. Nibley was assisted by the Mise.
Minerva Young. Retta Young. Francs
Clayton, Emma Beebe and Ryn Spen
Ger.
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Mrs Leslie F. King was hostess a
a series OF bride teas the past weel
on Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday
Friday and Saturday at her home. IL
| I street.
Miss Myrtle McEvoy entertaine,
with a luncheon at the Commercial
club Tuesday. complimentary to Mis-
/ Adeline jacobson. White and pinl
asters were her decorations.
The women who were entered il
the intermountain tennis tournamcn
| were Miss Grizelle Houston. Miss Vir
> glnia Beatty. Mrs. Jack Taylor. Mis-
! Amy Osborne, Mrs Walter stone, Mr..