The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-29
Week in Society

Mrs Ledyard NJ. Bailey entertained
most delightfully."- yesterday afternoon
a number of the younger society
matrons and girls for her niece, Miss
Joy DeCamp, who leaves today for
her home in California, and also in
compliment to Mrs. Harold L. Siegel,
who is a guest in the city. Bridge
was the amusement of the afternoon,
at which five tables were played. The
pleasant rooms were fragrant with
June roses, the dining room being
particularly effective in yellow, where
a basket heaped with yellow roses
with the handle tied with large bow
of yellow tulle graced the center of
the tea table Mrs. z. 3. Critchlow
poured, assisted by Mrs. NJ. L. Richie,
Mrs. William c. Jennings, Mrs. F. X.
Woodruff, Mrs. c.. z. Richards and
Mrs. John Weir. Miss DeCamp, who
is a charming young girl, and also q
talented musician, has been very pop
ular during her extended stay in Salt
Lake. where she will leave a host of
friends.
A dinner was given last evening at
The Country club by Mrs. Florence X.
Woodruff, in compliment to Miss De-
Camp II was one of the charming
affairs of the evening, the young
guests enjoying the dance that fol-
lowed.
The ideal weather and the interest
manifested in the preliminaries in the
mixed doubles in the tennis contest
played yesterday at the Country club,
brought out a large crowd of repre-
sentative society people. The table
d'hOte dinner at $50 was also well
patronized, together with a number of
private dinner parties The dance in
the evening was one of the pleasantest
occasions so far enjoyed at the club
house this season.
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In honor of Mrs. c. A Quigley, an
Orpheum party was given yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. Claude S. Williams
and Miss Charlotte Holmes, followed
by a delightful little supper at the
Louvre, where the graceful decorations
OF the table were in Shasta daisies,
with the place cards hand-painted in
the same flower Those who were in
vited to meet Mrs Quigley were Mrs.
Harold Eakin, Mrs. A H Ensign, Mrs
Frank Parker, Mrs. Bert Cannon, Miss
Carrie Sappington, Miss Ethel Mount
and Miss Emma Quigley.
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Miss Florence Godbe and Miss Anna
y
terday afternoon at a pleasant card
party and parcel shower, given for
their cousins, the Misses Marjorie
Brooks and Teresa Godbe, in antici-
patton of their approaching weddings.
Red garden roses and sprays Of syrin-
ga adorned the rooms and wide veran-
da. The card tables were placed on
the lawn, where the game of five hun
dred was played, the prizes awarded
being in hand-painted china Miss
Lucille Godbe and Miss Frances
Browne assisted in serving at the sup
per which followed the game of the
afternoon. and the place cards used
were Cupids done IN water color.
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Miss Hazel Tomlinson, one of the
coming June brides, was the guest of
honor at pleasant card party given
yesterday afternoon by Miss Dorothy
Partridge, who was assisted in enter
tanning by her sisters, Mrs. NORRIS Fl.
Forbes and Miss Harriet Partridge.
Five tables were filed with the play-
ers, and garden roses filled the rooms.
Miss Tomlinson was also the conapH-
mented guest last Wednesday after
noon at luncheon, followed by an
Orpheum party, given by Miss Emma
Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe NJ. Breeder
entertained informally last evening
with lew tables of bridge, the affair
being given in compliment TO Mr.. and
Mrs Wallace " Bransford, who leave
this week for Calofirn:a.
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Colonel and Mrs. A. P. Kessler en-
tertained last evening at a beautifully
appointed dinner at their home, when
covers were laid for eighteen, the
guests being the members Of their lit
erary club. The table and rooms were
attractive with a wealth OF the sea
sons roses, and those present We're:
Colonel and Mrs. J. J. Daynes, jr., Mr..
ard Mrs. Edward z. Jenkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. D. Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. A S.