The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-10

brilliantly lighted and decorated. me
colors OF the league, purple and white,
were exclusively used in the decora-
lions, IN combination with American
ss isto Of bunting IN 59s
flags crossed at Intervals. In the re-
oeption hall an electric flag formed OF
electric lights faced the doorway, and
throughout the drawing ROOM music
room and dining room bowls OF purple
and white sweet peas were effectively
gramme, under the direction OF Mrs
Henry kirkman. was enjoyed. together
with readings and recitations by Mrs.
kin. The Hawaiian TrOubadOurs. sta
toned on the veranda, also played at
intervals d9riQg the evening. The large
league present came away feeling that
they owed debt OF gratitude to the
meet fSs tse GpRorn na given o TO
iishtfui entertainment afforded.
given during the week by Miss Mercy
walker Lewis have been among the
pl~asantest social events in society.
aunt. Mrs. Walter Lewis OF Butte, who
has been guest at the Walker farm
FOR the past two months. and by Miss
noon the prizes were Won By Miss
Ruby LambOurne and Mis- Marian
White.
Miss Dorothy Jennings OF San Fran
cisco, who Is visiting at the James T.
Jennings home. has been the compli-
affairs during the week. Miss Louise
spencer entertained for her Thursday
AFTERNOON in a charming manner. with
several tables OF five hundred. when
she was assisted by her mother. Mrs
u. S. Spencer. and Mrs J. Y. Rich
Miss Katherine Jennings also enter
tanned at a luncheon in the early part
guest.
The morning bridge party given
wednesday morning by Mrs. W. L. Nc
Leod for her guest, Mrs. Andrew Mac
xthouk last year tbls 9 Gorm as OF snsr
talnment was quite successful. the one
given by Mrs. Mcleod IS the first OF
uIed Nine tables Of b 5P Re se Mere
played. and the rooms were prettily
ADORNED with fragrant summer flow
ers- frizes were awarded at each ia
bic and the hostess was assisted by
Mrs: Eugene Barnes and Miss Edgarda
Wedgwood.
Monday evening the w. p. Kiser
nome In Thirteenth East was the scene
OF delightful buffet supper. given in
and the brother OF the hostess. Lyster
Cham oers OF New York Supper was
served az o'clock and was followed
in honor Of the national holiday.
MISS Edna Camomile, whose mar
siage 20 Don l. Lenzi occurs Tuesday,
has been the guest Of honor at a num-
| Der OF pleasant luncheons card parties
eno showers during the week. given
ON Wednesday. July s. Mr.. and Mrs.
L0bias Ammon celebrated their TWEEN
home Of their niece The tysru,o nv
singing society sang a wedding march
as the second marriage ceremony was
room we're beautifully decorated with
S S,Ii,,,l snd sweet peas, with
~ ms y, OF smilax Covers were laid
proved 20 be very enjoyable. Mr.. and
/ aaIs- &inrnon were the recipients OF
many handsome silver presents.
- About fifteen friends Of Miss Flossy
l Gesas Of East Fourth South street
pleasantly surprised her Monday even
with bunting. both inside and out. me
/ SesI,tIk,, vas spent I'm games and
ftlLul display OF fireworks. The
uonal colors.
AZ the Country club wednesday. the
| Ilnals were played in the state tennis
| tournament by the contestants who en-
tered the wonen's singles. when Mrs
Sfeorge II Smith won from Miss Lucy
lewis. and now holds the state cham
pionship. which for several wears past
has been held by Miss Kate WIlliarns-
other contestants for the champion
| ship were Mrs. Walter Stone and NJ
T. W. Boyer. Those who PLAYED IN the
Singles, aside from the foregoing were.
MIS-. r J. Glendenning. Mrs. j. Prank
yy1N9ge, MT Jack Taylor, Mrs. c. w.
Whitley. Mrs. David Taylor Mrs. Jack
Keith and the Misses Anna Mccormick.
Gertrude McGrath. Maude Thorne Rrv
an and Grizelle Houston. Margaret Nc
Clure, Lillian Lane. Mary Bogue
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A musical was given by Miss Rosa
WARD, tuesday evening. at her home.
gbZ East Tenth South street Vocal and
Instrumental selections were rendered
BY the Misses Hazel Knight Fffie
Sraharn, Rosa Ward and Frank Ora
nam Musical prizes were also given.
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Tho Misses Ella JOY and June Nc
Cune have for their guests Miss Della
Grace and Clyde Palmer OF Nephi City
who viii spend a week at the McCune
home. A ride on the Seeing salt Iaks
car. luncheon at Liberty park a trir
) 70 saltair and dinner at Lagoon were
teatures OF the week, at which the twc
young people were the guests OF honor
) \ number OF delightful home parties
have also been enjoyed.
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Miss Jessie Buchanan entertained al
an enjoyable lake party Saturday aft
ernoon I'm honor OF Mrs. Alex. Craw-
, ford. who leaves shortly with her hua-
band for Europe A pleasing feature 81
the occasion was a beautifully ap-
pointed luncheon. covers being laid FOR
. / Abl4AetN- Ano5f present included Mr.
and Mrs. Crawford. Mr.. and Mrs. Alber,
harrington. Misses Liiias Swart, Rhoda
Z knowlton, Frances Murray, Ray Rein.
schriber Jennie Sullivan. Miss SchofieIc
, and Alfred White and Earl Crandail.
one Of the most enjoyable social
events or the week was the dual one
; given AZ the Andrew Jensen residence
IN North Second West street. Thursday
July 7, by Mrs. Emma Jensen and sis.
ter. Bertha. the occasion being In honor
Of Mrs r. Il. Pratt PenrOSe. lately re.
r turned from Europe. and TO mark the
, twenty-fifth anniversary OF the arriyal
; Of the hostess in Utah.
, The comm odious and beautiful home
! was lavishly decorated Throughout
with palms. ferns and profusion OF
sweet peas and carnations in a variety
OF colors. The afternoon hours were
I spent out on the beautiful lawn ir
social chat. where delicious punch was
: served by the Misses Emma Argyll and
/ Matilda Nicholson. An elaborate sup.
per was served IN the evening. A herr,