The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-03


Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
Sam 5. Porter and Mrs. William H
Child for an afternoon tea in honor Of
Mrs. Arthur G. Hertzler OF Manches-
ter. Pa, 10 be given Saturday at the
home OF Mrs. Child in East South
Temple street.
Frs Mrs. william S. LOOMS, who
left last evening for Seattle to make
her home, a delightful dinner was
given by Mrs. Charles c. Plummer at
Wandamere. The close friends OF the
cOmplimented guest were present.
One OF the most delightful Out-Of-
doors events o. the summer was the
lawn party and musicale given last
evening at the beautiful suburban
home of Captain and Mrs. f. NJ. Bish-
op TO celebrate Captain Bishops sixty
seventh birthday. The decorations Of
the grounds and spacious verandas
were elaborate. japanese lanterns
were strung throughout the grounds
and in the trees, with stringers OF
electric lights.
The pillars OF the veranda were
wound with garden flowers and vines
and hung with artistic lanterns. A
piano was out on the veranda, where
an excellent musical program was
given under the direction of Fred c.
Graham. Vocal selections were given
by Mr.. Graham, Horace Ensign, Victor
ChristophersOn. Thomas Ashworth,
Mrs. Luella Perrin Sharp, Miss Ivy
Allen and Alvin Beesley, and violin
numbers by Howard Anderson and
sam Winters.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Bishop were assisted
by Mr. Bishops daugrhtef. Mrs Fred
c. Graham, Mrs. Mary Curtis and Mrs.
rAmasa Aldrich. Miss Marie EddingtOn
and Miss Thela Curtis. Punch was
served on the lawn by Mrs. Wesley
Derr.
Following the musical program sup
per was sreved on the lawn. where
seats and cosy corners under the trees
We're arranged for the comfort of the
guests. OF the hundred invitations
issued, very few We're not taken ad-
vantage OF. and the affair was in every
particular a decided success.
A prettily arranged luncheon was
given yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Ar
thur CrOXfOrd at her home, to meet
Mrs. j. L. Sherlock OF Los Angeles and
Mrs. ". Green OF Detroit. The color
scheme observed in the dining room
of yellow was effectively carried out
in California peoples and nasturtiums.
A crystal bowl OF the bright blossoms
formed the centerpiece of the table,
which was covered with a battenberg
lace cloth over yellow. Chrysanthe-
NUNS and roses were used throughout
the house with pretty effect The
hostess was assisted in entertaining by
Airs. Frank Kirkendahl and Mrs
George Olsen. Several games or five
hundred followed the luncheon in the
afternoon, when guest prizes were
awarded
Those present. aside from the guests
of honor and those assisting. were
Mrs. Q ID. Bates, Mrs. W b. Stafford
Mrs, ]. Howard. Mrs. William Camp
bell, Mrs. ". J. Gray, Mrs. David Mif-
ley Mrs. T. B. shannon. Mrs. H II.
CornfOrth and the Misses Sherlock.
Mabel Campbell and Abbie Carter.
Mrs. c. II. DoOlittle was hostess YES
terday at a pleasantly informal lunch
con at the Country club. Covers were
laid for eight.
Mr.. and AIRS 6. J. Lynn and Miss
Winnifred Lynn. left yesterday for
Portland and the Pacific northwest
for an indefinite stay.
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Mr.. and Mrs. sam s. Porter and
children have returned from Califor-
MIA, where they visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Don Porter in Stockton, and with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s Mann in Los
Angeles.
Miss Eva Lund entertained yester-
day afternoon with a luncheon for
Mrs. o. r Lund. who leaves soon for
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