The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-18

themums and ferns we're effectively |
used in the decorations Of the rooms |
and the tea table.
For Miss Dorothy Bamberger and |
Miss Florence HallOran. two popular
members Of the younger set. who
leave this week TO attend school in
the east, there have been a number Of
pleasant farewell affairs enjoyed dur
ing the afternoons and evenings OF the
week past.
Mrs. W. c. Bradford and sister.
Miss Lucille Paul. entertained at
T luncheon Tuesday in honor Of Miss
| Pettigrew OF Lehi. A color scheme
/ in yellow was carried out and covers
were laid for eight. Following the
! luncheon a matinee party was enjoyed
at the Orpheum. The guests Of the
/ afternoon were, aside from the guest
Y Of honor Miss Jane Walkingshaw
and Miss Viola Love. Stewart Gardner.
! Leslie Paul and Sterling snow.
A number Of young people from
| salt Lake were entertained I'm Ogden
Sunday at a dinner party given at
] the home Of Miss Myrtle Kuhn The
/ table was beautifully decorated with
| pink and white carnations. which
/ formed the centerpiece. and hand
sketched place cards were laid for the
/ following guests: The Misses Pearl
| Rich. Dora Roberts. Rebecca Cohen.
| Violet Kuhn. Myrtle Kuhn: Messrs.
/ Arthur Roberts. sam La Vine. Harry
Roe. Simon Rosenblatt and Abe SAL
mOnsOn.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Charles Watkins
! entertained Monday evening in honor
day for st. Louis. where he viii enter
the st. Louis School Of Pharmacy.
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A pleasant affair OF the early week
| was a parcel shower given by Mrs. \.
! r. Cornwell for her niece, Miss Mae
/ Cornwell. one Of the fall brides. Jap
anese sunflowers and purple asters.
with asparagus ferns, were used I'm the
/ decorations Of the rooms.
The table had for the centerpiece a
large bowl OF purple asters. and the
place cards were in purple and yellow
| pansies. The guests present were;
/ The Misses Alkaline Cutler. Gertrude
Snow, Merle snow, Rachel Smith.
l Irene White Minnie Anderson Lillias
Swart Hortense Graehl. Bertha
i Brown. Mabel Bishop. Mrs. J. W.
Kingsbury. Mrs. J. w. Brown, Mrs. J.
/ II. Jarvis. Mrs. II. +. dollhouse. The
| hostess was assisted by Mrs. Martha
Salisbury, Mrs. Robert Higbee and
Miss Lena SALISBURY.
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Mr.. and Mrs. 3. W. Deason enter
tanned Tuesday evening. the occasion
being their fifth wedding anniversary.
Tally cards and prizes were carried out
I in wood. and the prizes were won by
/ Mrs J. NJ. Butler, Mrs. HawXhurst.
Miss NJ. LOofbourow, J. S. Brereton
and F. S. Spooner.
A surprise party was given Friday
evening in honor of Frank Meads.
| The invited guests. who numbered
| thirty, surprised Mr.. Meads at his
! home in Second North street at
| o'clock. Supper was served and
/ games and music were the principal
features Of the evening. The decora-
tons were prettily carried out in red
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A pleasant surprise party was given
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. L.
Rice Wednesday evening in honor Of
Mr. Rice's fortieth birthday anniver-
sary. About thirty were present and
the affair was a complete surprise TO
the honored guest The home was at
I tractive with fan flowers. and large
birthday cake formed the central dec
grafton of the table.
Miss Bessie Davis entertained a
number Of young fr1ends Friday even
{ ing at her home in South Fourth East
J street The evening was pleasantly
spent in cards and music. Several
musical selections were given by Miss
Helen Croft. Miss Crania White and
= Mr. Ross. after which refreshment'
were served. Tall vases of red anC
white asters formed the centerpiec'
7 Of the table, where fourteen guest
were seated. The young hostess wa
assisted by her mother. Mrs. Lem
Belle Davis. and Miss Fern Newton.
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Mrs Thomas Atkins OF s56 Eas
l. Eighth South street entertained Sat
urday i'm honor OF the eighteenth
birthday anniversary OF her daughter
= Miss Florence Atkins. Five tables o
!, sixty-three were played. The prize
= were won by Miss May Brimmer an
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