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

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:: The Friday Morning Bridge :
= club will meet this morning with =
= Mrs. w +. King, 116 street. =
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= At the MONDAY recital today at :
= the Tabernacle, the following :
:. program will be given: =
:: Overture for organ 49,. Hollins :
= (a) Cantilene ........ Haberbier =
:. CD Nocturne ...........C Chopin =
:: ARRANGED by ]. ]. Mcclellan :"
: Co Old Melody ........:..... :
:: . ...- Arr. by performer =
= Prelude TO LOhengrin. Wagner =
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Beautiful in the extreme we're the
details carried out last evening at the
Country club in connection with the
delightful dancing party given by Mr..
and Mrs. +. Z. McGurrin in compli-
ment TO their charming niece, Miss
Margaret Bache. of Los Angeles. Miss
Bache was assisted in receiving a large
number of guests by her cousin. Miss
Jane Darling, in the main rooms,
where dancing was enjoyed.
Masses OF golden glow formed ef-
fective decorations. the gorgeous flow
ers being banked high on the mantels
and in the CRATES. and in tall jardi-
niers in the corners Of the rooms. The
electric lights were shaded by Japa-
nese lanterns in soft yellOws. and
strings OF the lanterns lighted the YER
andas and lawns. Punch was served
under an immense japanese umbrella
on The lawn, where rugs, cOuches and
chairs We're arranged with picturesque
effect
In the dining room a particularly
artistic scene was presented. A large
oval mirror fringed with ferns and
sweet elyssum occupied the center OF
the long table. on the surface of which
were little swans filled with clusters
of pansies. Small pOtted palms, stand
ing on mirrors dotted the table, the
whole effect being that OF a minia-
ture forest with a lake in the center
Pansies were used in profusion, and
the pansy cOlOrs in yellow, purple,
browns and green, were harmoniously
carried throughout the decorations
The programs, which bore the mono
gram of the young hostess, contained
eighteen dances with the usual num-
Der OF extras.
DOnaldsOn's stringed orchestra fur
nished the music OF the evening. Near
" one hundred young people We're
present to enjoy the pleasures af-
forded.
The center Of attraction last even
ing for automobile parties was Lib
erty park. where hundreds OF inter
ested spectators were in attendance at
the official ceremonies in connection
with the opening OF the children's
Fairgrounds An excellent musical
program was enjoyed.
Miss Jennie Darling, who is spend
ing the summer in Brighton at the
cottage of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Elmer E. Darling, came down from
the mountain resort for the dance last
evening at the Country club. and is the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. F. E. McGur-
rim, at the Bransford.
The regimental bridge club al Fort
Douglas will meet Saturday evening
with Mrs Hugh l.. Walthall at the
quarters of Lieutenant Walthall, in
officers row.
Former Governor and Mrs. John c.
Cutler. with Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Cut
Ter and daughter. viii leave Saturday
evening for two weeks trip through
Yellowstone park.
Word has been received in the city
from Mrs. William Igleheart from
Madison, Wis, where she has been
taking a summers course of study IN
the University of Wisconsin, to the
effect that she has finished her studies
and viii leave this week for Kentucky
10 visit with relatives, expecting TO
return 70 salt Lake by the first Of
September.
Mrs Ira d. Wines and daughter,
Miss Adelaide Eichnor. have returned
from Brighton, where the former
chaperoned a party of sorority girls
at the croxan cottage. known as TN
Gle Toms Cabin"
Among the guests in ogden canyon
are Mr.. and Mrs. f. Milbank OF AL
bany, n. Y, Mrs. J. F. Battle Of salt
Lake. Miss Daisy Carroll and DR.. 7.
Carroll of New York. The party will
leave in a few days for Yellowstone
park
Miss Isabel Osborne has been spend
ing the week in Provo canyon with a
party OF friends.
Mrs. ID. F. Shearer and son OF Seat
tie are expected in the city Saturday
10 visit at the home OF Mrs. Shearer's
MduEnLcFs MIS- JDnnSbn.
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ". James left
last evening for an extended eastern
trip. They Will first visit with rela-
lives in Milwaukee and Detroit. going
later TO New York and other Atlantic
coast cities.
Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ Breeder will
have for their guest next week Miss
Raye Dwyer Of Indianapolis. who is a
cousin OF Mr.. Breeder.
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Miss Marion Thomson. Ruth and
Orpha Kingsbury and Mildred Fergu-
son are being entertained at a house