The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-08


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The Richard A. Keyes home in East
South Temple street was thrown open
last evening when Mrs. Reyes enter
tanned about fifty young people in
compliment to her young guest, Miss
Winnie RhOades OF San Francisco.
Bridge was the amusement Of the
evening. and the ten tables were
placed i'm the drawing room and libra
~. where vases of red and white car
nations were effectively used. A color
scheme in red was beautifully carried
out in the dining room. where a crys-
tai basket Of rich red carnations
graced the center Of the handsomely
appointed table. which was lighted by
red shaded silver candelabra. Punch
was also served in the dining room.
and the broad veranda luxuriously fit
ted up with rugs and easy chairs,
proved to be an attractive spot at the
close OF the game. Mr.. and Mrs.
keyes were assisted in entertaining
by Mr.. and Mrs. David r. Gray, Mr.
and Mrs. w. p. Kiser and Mr.. and
Mrs Russell G. Schulder.
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An elaborate social event I'm the
form Of delightful lawn party was
given last evening by Mrs. Elizabeth
| Bonnemort and daughter. Mrs. Coray
/ Albritton. at the Bonnemort home in
/ East South Temple street The hand
| some grounds and large verandas were
| brilliantly lighted and deliberately
| decorated in purple and white. the
/ colOrs Of the American Women's
| league. for whom the affair was given.
| The Hawaiian Troubadours occupied
one corner Of the front veranda and
played excellent music. Punch. ice
cream and cake were served on the
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the accommodation of the guests.
One OF the delightful features OF the
evening was the musical program
given under the direction OF Mrs.
| Henry Kirkman in the music room
where the windows leading out to the
veranda were thrown open to allow
the guests in the garden TO enjoy the
program. Mrs. Annie Adams Kiskad-
den gave several readings I'm her usual
graceful manner. which were highly
appreciated. and Miss Deakin also
added to the pleasure Of the evening
by her recitatiOns. Mrs. Bonnemort
and Mrs. Albritton were assisted by
Mrs. Olive Ravens. and punch was
served by Miss Nina Manchester. A
large number enjoyed the evening, in
Guiding the members OF the American
Women's league. husbands and
friends.
One Of the prettiest afternoon af-
fairs OF the week was given yesterday
by Miss Mercy Walker Lewis at her
home, when she entertained a number
Of her young friends with a pleasant
five hundred party. Roses in differ
ent shades graced the rooms. where
the four tables Of the game were
played. and at the tea which followed
the young hostess was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. o. X. Lewis, and Miss
Mary Halloran. Miss Lewis enter
tains this afternoon with a bridge af-
fair.
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Miss Louise Spencer was one Of the
young hostesses yesterday afternoon.
when she entertained at a prettily ar
ranged five hundred party at the home
OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. d. s
Spencer in First avenue The COM
phmented guest Of the afternoon was
Miss Dorothy Jennings Of san Fran
cisco. who Is popular young visitor
In the city. Three tables Of the game
were played. and the attractive deco
rations OF the rooms were i'm pink
sweet peas. which were used I'm pro-
fusion. Miss Spencer was assisted by
her mother. Mrs. ID. s. Spencer. and
Mrs. J. Y. Rich. Those enjoying the
afternoon were the Misses Alice Spry.
Florence Evans. Libbie Wells. Venice
Farnsworth, Marguerite Mansfield
Katherine Jennings. Mildred Fergu-
son, Helen Clawson. Gladys Rogers
and Mamie Shaw.
Miss Jennie walker OF Salt Lake
was married yesterday i'm Seattle to
II A. Leach, prominent mining man
Of Ely. New. After spending their
honeymoon I'm the Pacific northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leach will come to Salt
Lake to reside
The marriage OF Miss Daisy Mum
ford. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs J. w.
Mumford, to Verne Metcalf son of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Metcalf. ST., will
be solemnized tonight at the home OF
Temple street. In the presence of the
immediate family. A wedding recep-
ton Will follow.
Mrs. James G. Dinwoodey and
daughter. June. and Mrs. Ralph j.
Dinwoodey have left for Denver.
where they will spend the remainder
Of the summer.
congenial camping party COM
posed Of Mrs. G. g. Plummer Miss
Colburne. Miss Davenport and Miss
North, DR.. T. 3. Baetty. the Rev. NJ.
w. Rice. A. w. North and +. +. Bag
icy. mas returned after an outing OF
several days I'm Emigration canyon.
They followed the old Pioneer trail
for days. Each member of the party
reports a most delightful experience.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Miller have post
poned their contemplated trip TO Cal
ifornia for time. Mrs. Miller ex-
poets her sister. Mrs. Howard Het-
finger. from Kansas City 10 be her
guest for the summer. and to accom-
pany them later to California
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Mrs J. 5. Daveler and son. Earl V.
Develer. who have been spending a
month at the Fifth East hotel. left
last evening for California. Mrs.
Daveler will spend two weeks at Lake
Tahoe before Joining her son In Sierra