The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-05
SOCIETY


(Continued prom Page OneD
surrounded BY cut glass flower holders
filled with rch red carnations. The
hearts. diamonds, clubs and spades
The prizes were unusually handsome.
the first a Wcdscwood chocolate set,
The second a brass Jardinere. awarded
TO Mss Gibbons. The drawing rooms
were adorned with white roses and
pconics. vita the reception hall and IL
Mrs. J. +. Deardorff and Miss Nellie
Pitts gave china shower Friday att
a bride OF the month. Red and white
roses adorned the rooms. and those
present were Mrs James Pitts. Mrs
Charles Pitts. Mrs Ralph Pi.ts. Mrs
vid Cook. Mrs. Fred Ciough. Mrs VIII
Croton. Mrs. Harry Mercer. Miss May
lngham. Miss Nellie Burton and MISS
Jennie Cook
Mrs. John v. Hampton gave a pleas
ant 800 party Thursday. afternoon Tor
Mrs. r. w, Hni. who soon leaves 70
Garden roses beautifully decorated the
rooms and twenty friends were pres
cnt to meet Mrs. Hill
one OF The pleasant affairs Of the
week took place az Lagoon, LucSoag
evening. given In honor or ar. ai1
daughfcr Irene. leave soon FOR an ex-
tended European trip. The par ~, huI.l-
bcring about two dozen intimate
friends OF the complimented guests'
went out 20 the beautiful resort IN
special car provided By the Hamburger
line. where an elaborate banquet was
served.
one OF the pretty social affairs CT
the week was given By Mrs Arch-
Cham hcriain Tor Miss Viola Dcnhalter.
who're the details were carried out in
reference 60 the coming marriage OF
the hride-elcct. Tho rooms were et-
fectivciy decorated with QrotuslOn
OF Dotted plants and ferns ano sum
ucr roses Miss Dcnhalter was also
the conpiimcntcd guest at hearts
party. Thursday evening, given by Miss
Myrtle Jack. where the decorations
were quite elaborate In strings OF red
hears and baskets 81 roses.
Miss Thcuia Chiicott. a bride Of this
week. was pleasantly ente ,i. 7, 3,
Thursday afternoon by the Ladies Ala
society OF the First Methodist church
at the home OF Mrs. Ailcott IN south
Main street. A delightful musical pro-
r-ucsfe present. and Miss Chilcott was
the recipient Of a number OF handsome
gifts.
pr. and Mrs. G. A. Light entertained
wednesday % n 500 party. which was
ono of the pleasant social affairs OF
the week The prizes OF the evening
were awarded 20 Mrs. Frank hirken-
dahl Mrs. John r Hudson. Charles O..
Dee and Frank kirkendahL
Friday Mrs. Annie Adams Kisladden
gave a prettily appointed luncheon for
Professor and Mrs. J. O.. Cross
at her home. Dir. and MIS-
cross have been spending a few days
in the city on their way TO Chicago.
where the former will take a summer
college course
Mrs. Nate offer entertained We'd
ucsday Afternoon in compliment to Miss
Marie Eoraw-lcy and Atopb T.. White.
whose marriage will take place this
month. The evening was spent I'm mu-
sic and games the prizes being won
By the e-ucsf Of honor. Later Dutch
ruuuor was served. Miss Lyilian Gcsas
entertained for the bride-elect Friday
afternoon no a linen shower. followed by
O. pleasant social affair IN the even
inr. when about thirty guests were
present
Mics Ethel Gertz was the guest OF
honor af linen shower given By Mrs.
Henry Dearden at her home Saturday
evening Special music evas a feature
Of the evening. folio we'd 3E "a delight
fuf Dutch supper. A bout twenty-five
guests enjoyed the affair
Mrs s. RI. Graham entertained the
raysonian club Thursday afternoon at
her home. s29 Browning avenue No-
cal and instrumental selections were
rendered by the Misses Rosa Ward. Eff
lie and Clara Graham. The afternoon
was dciightfuliy spent and refresh
mcnts were served