The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-24

ribbon steamers OF pink. lavender
and green. reaching TO the corners
Small clusters Of the flowers were laid
with the place cards. which were
dainty little hand-painted sketches.
Those enjoying Miss Lanes hospital
ity were the Misses Richardson. Mar
garet Dunn. Bryan and Grizelle Hous-
ton. Norinne Thompson, Margaret
Walker. Margaret Mcclure, Mary Hal
loran. Josephine We'll. Dorothy Rock
hdge. Gladys McCOnaughy. Margaret
Bache. Edith Godbe. Rose Evans
Margaret Walden and Isabelle Schif-
fer.
Last evening at the Country club
Mrs. Benner X Smith presided over
a beautifully arranged dinner given
in honor Of her daughter. Miss Mar
garet Mcclure and twenty OF her
young girl friends. A color scheme
in yellow was effectively carried out
IN the blossoms Of the golden glow.
The young people remained to enjoy
the dance in the evening.
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MT. and Mrs. c. W. Whitley also
entertained a party Of twenty-four at
the o'clock dinner last evening at
the Country club. Others entertain
ing smaller parties at dinner and the
dance that followed were Mr. and
Mrs. A. z. Macquestin. Mrs. w. w.
Armstrong. Mrs. David Taylor. Mrs
George Smith and Mrs. T. w. Boyer.
A very pleasant social affair OF yes
terday afternoon was the informal
KensingtOn tea given by Miss Mary
JenkinsOn, I'm compliment TO Miss
Hilda Greeson. About thirty close
friends OF the bride-elect were invited,
and the house was attractive with
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the decorations. The hostess was as
sisted in the dining room by Mrs. z.
c. Mason, who poured, assisted by
Mrs W. II. Crawford and Miss DorO-
thy Jenkinson.
The card party given wednesday
afternoon at the Country club. al
though quite new departure in the
social schedule of the club, proved to
be both successful and delightful.
Ten tables or the game were played.
and the prizes OF the afternoon were
won by Mrs. Adolph Baer and Mrs.
Frank p. swindler.
Lagoon parties have been more
than ever in evidence this past week
with the double attraction Of Don
Philippians band afternoon and even
ing. Numerous dinner and luncheon
parties have also been entertained I'm
the cafe at the pleasant resort.
Morning parties at Saltair are prov
ing very popular when congenial
friends meet to leave on the ? o'clock
train and spend the morning hours in
the cool pavilion after taking the
morning dip in the lake. which is said
70 be more delightful and invigorating
than at any other time of the day.
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Several pleasant social affairs in
the nature OF lake parties at Saltair
and Lagoon parties have been given
during the week for Mrs. Elbridge L.
Thomas guest. Miss May Jones Of
Wichita, Kan.
Mrs. A. II. Bird entertained last
wednesday at a luncheon. given in
honor Of her aunt Mrs Gallagher.
who Is a guest at the Mccormick home
from the east.
one Of the pleasant morning events
Of the week occurred at the home OF
Mrs. n. y. Clark Friday morning
when she entertained the members of
her bridge club. She was assisted by
her daughter. Miss Margaret Clark
Mrs. Allen Clark and Miss Carrie
Greer OF Kansas City. The prize Of
the morning was won by Mrs. A. H.
Peabody.
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The week has been marked by sew
eral delightful dancing parties, at
which the visiting school girls. and
boys who arc enjoying their summer
vacation were particularly honored.
! The week started out Monday even
ing with the successful party given by
the Misses Margaret walker. Mar
garet Dunn and Norinne Thompson.
in compliment to their classmate.