The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22


mentary to her daughter, Mrs. Harry
G. Cav, when several hundred friends
called between the hours of and s
o'clock to meet Mrs. Cav, who, much
to the regret of her many friends, left
the next day for Berkeley, Cal, to
meet Mr.. Cav, where they will make
their home. Mrs. Allen was assisted
during the afternoon by a large num-
Der of society women and young girls,
and the afternoon proved to be most
enjoyable from a social point of view.
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'SThe Porches." the home of Mrs.
George Y. Wallace, was also the scene
of a successful social event on the
same afternoon, when a bridge party
was given by the East Side guild.
Twenty-six tables were filed with
players. with many other guests pres.
ent in time to enjoy the tea which fol-
lowed. The spacious rooms, including
the large ball room in the upper story,
were thrown open and decorated with
wealth of spring flowers. Red peo-
MES were used exclusively in the din
ing room, where Mrs. Russell L. Tracy,
Mrs. Benner x. Smith, Mrs. O. w.
Powers and Mrs. w. P. Kiser presided
at the handsomely appointed table.
The guests in most cases attended both
of the afternoon functions, and the
result was an enjoyable social reunion
of old and young in society circles.
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Mrs. A. L. Hoppaugh's series of
bridge teas were among the bright
when. on the afternoons of Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday, she ex-
tended her hospitality to a large num-
Der of her friends, the event on Fri
day afternoon being given in compli-
ment to Mrs. c. c. Parsons, jr., for
merly Miss Margaret Harris, one Of
the charming brides of the year.
Mrs. Warren Bogue was also one of
the successful hostesses Of the week
at charming bridge affair, followed
by tea, on Thursday afternoon, and
the same evening Mr.. and Mrs. Bogue
entertained with six tables Of bridge.
On both occasions the rooms where
the games were played were bright
with yellow roses. with the dining
room arranged in a color scheme Of
pink and white.
Mrs. E. S. Ferry gave a luncheon,
following an automobile ride. for a
dozen friends to meet Mrs. Will T.
Dinwoodey and Mrs. Kendlespire, the
guests OF Mrs. H. NJ. Dinwoodey.
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A pleasant social affair of the week
was the bridge tea given Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. H. C. Edwards,
when a dozen close friends were IN
vited to meet Mrs. L. G. Moser in an
ticipation OF her early departure for
Seattle. where she will reside in the
future. The hostess was assisted by
her daughter, Miss Vera Edwards,
and Miss Romola King
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Miss Josephine Clawson and Miss
Vida Fox were the complimented
guests at a large five hundred party
Friday afternoon given by Mrs Lee
Roy Hughes at her home, when the
appointments were carried out in ref
erence to the June weddings of the
guests Of honor.
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Another pleasant card affair Of
Friday afternoon was presided over
by Mrs. Frank A. Lowe, when a dozen
friends enjoyed the afternoon
At Whitney hall a large dancing
party was enjoyed Friday evening.
when the young hostesses were the
Misses Fac Lambert, Rowena Rogers
and Virginia Snow. The hall was
deliberately decorated in blue and
gold, the school colors, with pennants
and flags. The parents of the young
girls acted as the chaperons on the
pleasant occasion.
One of the delightful parties of the
week was given by Miss Hazel Clark
at her charming home in Third ave
nue., when six tables for the game of
five hundred were filled with players.
The house was beautifully decorated
with pink carnations, and the dining
the same flowers. After five games
were played prizes were awarded as
| follows: Miss Jasmine Smith and Ed
ward Banning, first prize; consolation
prize awarded TO Jeanette Thompson.
This prize was a lemon. Among the
guests were Lucille Morningstar. Ma
rion Mathews. Clara Cahoon, Claire
Haines, Jasmine Smith, Faith Put
man, Vivian Smith, Lucille Arm
strong, Edward Banning, RAYMOND
Wilcox, Frank Boxrud, John Wallace
Harry Wallace, Dan Gurnsey, Warner
Morrison. Gordon Van Alstine and
others
Mrs. F. B. LaBelle entertained at
an Orpheum box party Saturday aft
ernoon in honor of her daughter
Ends twelfth birthday anniversary.
The guests included Helen Twombly,
Helen Douglas, Minnie Benger, Kath-
crime Twombly, Josephine Ddgan,
Enid La Belle. Dainty refreshments
were served at Franklin's.
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Mrs. ". c. Price entertained the
members of her club Thursday even
| ing at her apartments in the Holly
wood flats, the affair being in the ma
ture of a line shower COMPLIMENTS
ry to Miss Virginia Smith, whose
marriage takes place June .. The
rooms were effectively decorated
with hearts and cupids and pink and
white carnations. The evening was
pleasantly passed in music and
games. prizes going to Miss Isle
Bradford and to the guest of honor
Dainty refreshments were served, the
hostess being assisted by Mrs. H A.
Erdman, Mrs. A tombstone and Miss
Stella Ivy.
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A china shower was given in honor
of Miss Addie Alliston Thursday even
ing by her aunts Mrs. G. b. Olsen and
MrS r y Glenn given in reference