The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-17

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Rowland Han last evening was the
scene OF a brilliant social affair on the
occasion % the successful lawn fete
and garden party. given under the
auspices 81 the Girls Friendly sOCie-
~ for the benefit OF the summer camp.
The beautiful lawn and broad veran-
das were lighted by numberJess Jap
anese lanterns and strings Of electric
lights Tables where refreshments
were served dotted the lawn, where
chairs rugs and cOuches were also
placed. The candy. flower and lemon
AIDE booths were artistically decorated
in different cOlors and presided over
by bevies Of young girls In dainty
summer toilettcs.
Two tents were luxuriantly fitted
up. where fOrtune-tellers in pictur-
osque costume piled their mysterious
trade. and proved TO be the center Of
attraction Tor old and young alike.
The Hawaiian TroubadOurs I'm native
cos me. including the yellow leis.
were stationed at the east end OF the
front veranda, and rendered n delight
ful program OF native music. vocal and
instrumental The large entrance
hall between the two buildings was
turned into a dancing room. where the
young people took advantage OF the
music. a reception committee COM
posed % the officers extended the nos
Ditality Of the society. and several
hundred enjoyed the pleasant event
Mrs Hubbard W. Reed has issued
invitations for a luncheon TO be given
next Wednesday. June p, at the
Country club.
a large dancing party will be given
az the W. II. Mcintyre home IN Sew
enth avenue Tuesday evening. June
2S. by Miss Margaret Mcintyre and
Miss Geneva Savage.
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The second in the series OF bridge
teas given By Mrs. Elbridge L. Thomas
az her home occurred yesterday after
noon. and proved to be a delightful
social AFFAIR. The rooms were adorned
throughout with white roses and car
nations. with delicate foliage and
ferns Seven tables Of bridge were
filled with players. and a number OF
friends came in later for tea. when
the hostess was assisted by Mrs. Wal
ter stone and Mrs. Russell O. Schulz
der. who poured at the tea-table. The
prizes given on both afternoons were
won by Mrs. sam g. Park. Mrs. Rich
ard A. Reyes. Mrs. r. NJ. Breeder.
Mrs. James Rogers. Mrs. r. Roy
Brown. Mrs Charles Read Mrs. F.
Wicket. Mrs. a. L. Hoppaugh. Mrs.
a. Fred Wey. Mrs. @. W Lambourne
Miss Carrie SaDDingtOn and Miss Is
tollc Clinton.
Miss Ruby Lambourne proved her
self a charming hostess , esterday aft
ernoon. when she entertained a num-
beer Of her young friends in compIi-
ment TO her guest. Miss Carla LANCE
sf Cincinnati. Five hundred was the
game enjoyed, when six tables were
played. The rooms were effectively
decorated with pink ard white carna-
lions. and the young hostess was as
sisted In entertaining by her mother
Mrs George W. Lam bourne. her aunt
AIRS W IT. Weyher. and Mrs. r. 3
shannon. The prizes Of the afternoon
were won by Miss Marjorie Short. Mise
Vera Edwards. Miss Doris Raymond
with the guest prize going to Miss
LANCE.
Friends in the city have received
invitations for the wedding OF Ham,
ilton Coffin. n former well known
young man I'm Salt Lake social and
musical circles. and Miss Helena Frink
Of Seattle. the wedding 10 take Mace
~ the home Of the brides mother.
June IS, I'm Seattle. where the ycurg
married couple viii make their home
The marriage Of Miss Marearr,
Jane Moore 20 William Lybrand Fox
was solemnizcd az ST. Marks ,athe-
dral wednesday. June 10. at high
noon. Dean Samuel r COHaday Off
Ciating
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Mrs Henry Elcinschnnfdt will en-
terrain Saturday with n luncheon i'm
honor OF Miss Hazel Dorius a bride
Of the month
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An interesting wedding OF Nednes-
day evening was that Of Miss Annie
on and Merrick Blake. which took
az the residence Of the brides
"a -. Mr.. and Mrs. William Hilton
~ clock The ceremony was per
form q by Bishop r. Blake. in the
presence n the immediate family. and
was followed by an Informal recep-