The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-12

roses. carnations and ferns. and the
hostess was assisted by Mrs b Hey
manson and a number of young girls.
The Misses Cicely White. Emma
Nordvall and Mabel Donkin. enter
tanned at a delightful lake party
Thursday evening in honor of Mss
Webb Of Richmond, who is guest at
the A. IT. Crabbe home. Thirty-one
guests enjoyed the evening.
Mrs. +. j. Davidson entertained the
BarbarOssa club Friday evening. when
the game of sixty-three was played.
The prizes were won by Mrs. Wesley
Derr. Mrs. a. Westerman and Mrs. 9,
Rawlins. Mrs. A. Buetler won the
prize in the guessing contest.
luncheon was served and fourteen
guests were present
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About thirty-five young people
formed a pleasant lake party given at
Saltair Friday evening. in honor Of
Miss Marie Thomas and Clyde Lind
say. whose marriage takes place next
week.
on Wednesday. Mrs. John III.
Struck. II Kensington apartments
entertained the auxiliary OF the Ufit-
ed Commercial Travellers. There
were six tables of five hundred played.
the first prize. handsome book. was
won by Mrs. steele and each guest
present was presented with a copy Of
poems wrapped and tied with L G. T.
colors- The rooms were prcttily dec
GRATED with flowers and an elaborate
luncheon was served. All present
voted Mrs. Struck an admirable hos
tess.
Mrs. J. L. Reynolds entertained at
cards Tuesday evening at her home
335 Fourth avenue. Sixty-three was
the game of the evening. and the af-
fair was enjoyed by twenty guests
Roses decorated the rooms and the
hostess was assisted in entertaining
by her sister. Mrs. Sidney Reynolds.
Miss Deane G. Alder was one OF the
young hostesses Of the week when she
nue.. ThUrsdsv evening tn celebrate
her eighteenth birthday anniversary.
Cards were the arouSer7ent of the
evening. ard the rooms were bCauti-
fully decorated for the occasion with
a prOfusiOn OF the seasons flowers
and vines Miss Alder was assisted
i'm receiving the gueets Of whom there
were sixty. by her parents sir. and
Mrs. George. = alder. and aunt. Miss
Mae G. Alder. In the dining room.
white prevailed Miss Martha Wells
and Miss Vivian Ellerbeoi: assisted.
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The Misses May and Ivy Brown
i delightfully."- entertained the Euterpe
club at their home WedneS lay even
/ ing. The first part Of tie evening
was spent reOrganizirS the club.
/ Miss Ivy Brown was unanimou
Z elected president Miss p IS Smith,
/ vice president Miss Vera Jensen.
I secretary and treasurer Kew rules
/ and regulations were mad. and Miss
| Laura Eakle was initiated A. n rev
member Afterwards Refreshments
were served. and the club adjourned
I until Saturday. June %. when Miss
LeOnOre Watts win entertain the
members at her home IN East Vine
( street.
The Daughters OF the Revolution
held their annual meeting Friday aft
ernOon i'm the Relief society rooms in
! the Bishops building at p. m. The
amendment to the constitution and
/ bylaws. changing the annual meeting
/ from June 10 20 March Is was unan-
! imously carried. The following Off
GERS were elected FOR the year. Re
gent. Mrs. Clarissa Y. Spencer: first
| vice regent. Mrs Maria Y. Dougall:
l second vice regent. Mrs Mary T.. r.
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| Isabella NJ. Sears; assistant recording
secretary. Mrs. Elizabeth T. Cart
| wright corresponding secretary. Mrs.
/ Emily Cannon Wiley. treasurer. Mrs.
/ Elizabeth r. Wright: registrar. Mrs
Elizabeth r. Pratt: historian. Mrs
! Julia p. NJ. Farnsworth: chaplain
/ Mrs. Emmeline b. Wells: sepciai COM
mittee. Mrs. Zina Y. Card Mrs Emil
| " Y. Clawson. Mrs. Clarieeo <. Will
liams; press committee. Mrs Julia
| Farnsworth Lund. The state cocicty
accepted the invitation Of the Matilda
Evans chapter of Nephi. to Din them
i'm the patriotic celebration TO take
place June 10. The chapter a.
journed TO meet again in september
Mrs. r. II. Smith and Mss Noall
Bergman entertained Mt china
shower Thursday evening. in honor OF
Miss Ethel Gertz. whose wcdding
takes place this month. Music and
games were the features % ;he even
ing, prizes being Won by Ms. William
Musser and Miss Bertha Holman
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A very pretty luncheon was Civer
at the University club Tuesday by
Miss Fannie Bird. I'm honor Of Mis-,
Lulu ID. Barr. when the dainty deco
rations OF the round table laid i'm tn,
private dining room were carried on
in detail i'm reference 20 the comins
wedding Of the guest Of honor.
One Of the most attractive small
!, affairs Of the week was the bridge tei
given by Mrs. II. NJ. Fennimore OF
/ "Wednesday afternoon at her home IL
] street. i'm compliment to Mrs. Thorn
as Marioneaux, who leaves soon fo
the coast. The house was decorate.
i'm pink roses and the color Sch~mt
T was carried out in place cards. prize
I and refreshments Mrs. Mario e. n,