The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-08

A C. Ewing to meet Mrs. Boggs, after
her long absence from the city Dur
ing the reception hours, from to s,
seventy-five or more guests were pres
ent to enjoy the hospitality of the
gracious hostess, who was assisted In
receiving and entertaining by Mrs. L.
l. Terry, Mrs. W. H. Cunningham,
Mrs. d. c. Roberts, Mrs. Frank Knox
and Mrs. W. w. Trimmer In the
dining room, where the artistic deco
rations were carried out in yellow
spring flowers and candslabra and
lights shaded in the same tinc, Mrs
James L. Franken, Mrs Eugene 3.
Palmer. Mrs. Clifford R. Pearsall and
Mrs. c. S. Vadner presided, assisted
by the Misses Mildred Mcmillan. Min
cite Baer. Louise Sullivan, Stella Fa-
bian and Ethel Mount, with Miss Luz
ellie Clark, Mercy Lewis and Aline Nc
MILAN at the punch bowl.
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Mrs J. W. Saville entertained on
Saville. the members OF her club and
other friends being the guests.
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A series OF delightful bridge af-
fairs followed by tea have been given
during the week by Mrs. Richard
Stingley in the Louise flats. On each
occasion she was assisted by her
daughters. Mrs. ]. J. Campbell and
Mrs Richard Stingley, jr. Others as
Russell G.. Schulder, Mrs Sam s. Por-
ter, Mrs Charles L. Smith and Miss
Mildred Mcmillan.
Probably the most elaborate social
function of the week was the luncheon
given Thursday by Mrs. Wellington E.
Lake at Cobblecrest. The details were
artistically carried out in hearts and
flowers with green and white the color
small tables in the ballroom on the
third floor, which was a bower Of
snOwballs. bridal wreath and foliage,
with festOons of green and white
hearts The Bush Troubadours We're
present and played during the
luncheon delightful selections, chang
ing to Hearts and Flowers as a game
by that name was played. Each of the
forty guests who enjoyed the affair
were presented with a carnation and a
dainty little souvenir in the shape Of
copy Of one Of Mr.. Larson's books.
A prettfly arranged luncheon OF the
week was given Wednesday by Mrs
c. A. QUigley at the Wilson in honor
Of Mrs. c. c. Crismon. who left yes
terday for California. A matinee
party followed at the Colonial
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The following comes from far-off
Berlin: Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Best
entertained Tuesday evening, April 10,
at their new apartments on Landhaus
Strasse, Berlin The affair was In the
nature of q hOuse-w warming and the
evening was spent in games and music,
after which light refreshments were
served. First prizes were won by Miss
W. HOutZ, Frank Whitney and Daniel
Jones, while Miss Marian Cannon and
Lawrence Caine won the consolation
prizes. The following Utah people
were present: Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Andelin. Miss Emma Lucy Gates, Miss
Jennie Sands, Miss Marion Cannon,
Miss Ivy Houz, Mr.. Felt, Mr.. Give.
Lawrence Clayton, David Reese, J. T.
Hand, MILFORD Cannon. Daniel Jones,
Lawrence Game, William Bassett and
Frank Whitney.
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. H L. A. Culmer in q
street, a delightful family reception
was held 20 celebrate the eighteen
birthday anniversary of Mrs. CuImer's
mother, Mrs. Susan A. Wells Fifty or
more Of the immediate family of the
honored guest were present and the
rooms were attractive with a profusion
Of carnations and delicate blue plum
osus.