The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-01

terday afternoon. when Mrs. Kearns
delightfully."- entertained the members
OF the Crystsl Card club. of which she
is a member. Five tables OF the game
were filled with players. White roses
and peonies were used in profusion I'm
the drawing room, with the same
flowers I'm red ddOrning the library
and dining room.
The pleasant apartments of Mrs.
Charles d. Moore I'm the Swallow IN
East First South street, were well
filed yesterday afternoon from 10
on the occasion Of a silver tea given by
the mem ers Of ST Marks guild. Mrs.
+. J. Chambers. the newly-elected
president of the guild. presided at the
beautifully appointed tea table, where
roses were used in graceful profusion.
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At the First Congregational church
yesterday at 2 o'clock. the Rev. Il. l.
I Goshen married Miss Harriet NJ. oak
/ ley and George Cannon. in the pres
cnce Of relatives and friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cannon, who are both residents
of Lark. left the same afternoon for
that place to make their home.
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Fourteen young friends Of Cuff
/ Pawlas were DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained
/ by his mother. Mrs. G. A. Light, yes
terday afternoon at a box party at the
Mission theatre, to celebrate the tenth
birthday anniversary Of the young
host. The matinee performance was
followed by supper.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roy West entertained
Monday evening i'm honor OF Mr.. and
/ Mrs. G. w. Montgomery, who soon
leave TO make their home in Oklaho-
ma. Cards were the feature OF the
f.rs~vrse.r~ 90 n1nu rn1nr-rI
the prizes being won by Mrs. Carleton
| Barnes. Miss Ruby Snow, Roy Kings
/ bury and Roy West. A buffet supper
was served at the close Of the even
\ ing. and musical selections were given
| by Miss Marguerite Duvali.
Mrs. James V. Sadler entertained
| the members Of her card club yes
terday afternoon at her home.
About twenty-five Of the young So
ciety girls formed a party yesterday
TO enjoy a tramp up City Creek can
yon. where they spent the day and
enjoyed their dinner before returning
home.
Mrs. Thomas Nipper will entertain
the members Of the Emmanuel Baptist
| church Thursday afternoon at 2:30 at
her home. 1914 East South temple
/ street.
| The commencement exercises Of
Miss Bentley's school will take place
Friday evening in Gordon academy.
The Rev. =. A. Simpkin will make the
address Of the evening
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Members Of the James 3. Mexican
w Il. G.. will be entertained IT the
home Of Mrs. George Brown. 624 West
Third North street. Thursday after
noon. June 2. Mrs. Brown win be
assisted by Mesdames Mcdonald. Lazy.
lJordon. Lamphier. Lawrence and
Jones. All sister corps and friends are
invited
The first number Of The Ariel. pub
lshed by the students at Rowland
Hail. is out and reflects great credit
upon the girls in charge and the clever
contributors from the different
CLASSES and former pupils at home and
labrOad. The book. which IL is pro-
posed TO publish every month during
the school year. is attractively bound
I'm soft sepia. with the head Of a col
lege girl on the title page. the work
OF Miss Florence Ware. whose artistic
sketches are scattered throughout the
book. There are 100 pages. with "A
good showing Of advertising. and the
letter press and the way the articles
are displayed is almost . work of art.
The resume Of the school work. with