The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-06


and the Misses Ledry, Stewart and
Baer. About thirty of the young wom-
en- and society matrons were present
The decorations of the tea table consist
ed of a tall cut glass vase of magnifi-
cent American Beauty roses, while
Easter lilies and carnations graced the
drawing room, library and reception
hall.
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I Complimentary to Mrs c. c. Parsons.
jr., one of the charming young brides
of the late winter. Miss Edna Farms
worth entertained Wednesday at a
pretty spring luncheon, when a dozen
young women friends of the bride were
invited to meet her.
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Another spring luncheon of Wednes-
day was given at the Evans apme when
Mrs. ]. b. Evans entertained for her
daughter, Mrs. Judith Evans Brines.
! Violets were used with charming eff
dainty place cards were laid for ten
close friends of Mrs. Brines.
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A pleasant affair of the early week
was the bridge tea given by Mrs. T.
Roy Brown. at her home in East South
Temple street, in honor of her mother,
Mrs. ]. j. DAILY. the occasion being to
celebrate the thirtieth anniversary of
| her wedding. The other daughters of
Mrs. DAILY, Mrs. Mark w. LiIlard, Mrs.
Edward J. Roberts and Mrs. John c.
DAILY, assisted in entertaining the
! guests, who were mostly old-time
| friends of Mrs. DAILY. The rooms were
attractive and fragrant with spring
! flowers, consisting of bowls of violets
and vases of jonquils. Several games
of bridge preceded the 5 O'Clock tea, at
which Mrs. J. f. Dunn poured, assisted
by Mrs. Harry Bintz.
Inc reception given Thursday after
noon at the ]. J. Daynes. jr.. home on,
Mrs. Daynes and her sisters, Mrs. o.
| c.. Beebe, Mrs. w. McEwan and Mrs
A. H. Woodruff, to celebrate the seven
| ty-second birthday anniversary of their
mother, Mrs. f. F. Woodruff, proved to
| be one of the most elaborate social af-
fairs of the week. The rooms were
/. beautifully decorated for the occasion
with carnations, ferns and .smilax, pink
being the color scheme observed in the
dining room, while red was effectively
used in the pArlors, library and recep-
| ton hail. A delightful musical pro-
gram was rendered by Mrs. Luella Fer
rim Sharp. Miss Mignon Denhalter and
Miss Edna Corey. Sixty or more
friends called between the hours of
and to pay their respects to the hon.
ored guest.
Mrs. H. E. FreudenthaI entertained
the members of the jolly Thirteen club
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Tony jacobson. The game was
five hundred. Mrs. Elliott won the
prize, and Mrs. Prudential was pre-
scented with the hostess prize before
she left for her future home in Phoebe,
New.
Mrs. Mary SWeetman entertained
pleasantly at her home Thursday even
ing. Pink and white carnations and
ivy decorated the rooms, and the prizes
were won in the card game by Mrs.
H. Mclaughlin, Mrs. Luella Price,
Mrs. A. Robertson, Mrs. H Murray
and Mrs. Sarah Price.
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On the twentieth wedding anniver-
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Trump, a
surprise was rendered them in the
shape of a china shower Thursday
evening at their home. The house was
decorated with cut flowers, and the
hostess was presented with two beau
tiful china vases filed with roses and
ferns and other pieces of china. High
five was played, and the prizes were
won by Mrs. James Kelly, Mrs. M. z.
Forscutt, Mrs. H. White, James Kelly,
James Austin and NJ. z. Forscutt. A
Dutch supper followed the game. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Pitts, |
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pitt, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. u. Forscutt, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Kelly Mr.. and Mrs. James Aus
tin, Mr.. and Mrs. H. White, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Hill, the Misses Marie DeGrey, |
Alice Schwartz, Vie Russell, Miriam
Trump, Agnes Trump and Charles A.
Trump.
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The handsome new home of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. w Moffat in Murray was the
scene Wednesday evening of a large
card party given in the nature of a
housewarming. The rooms were beau
| tifully decorated with flowers and ferns.
Twelve tables of five hundred were
filled with players Mrs. Moffat was
assisted in receiving and entertaining
by her sister, Mrs. David A. Mcmillan.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II.
Witbeck entertained in compliment to
Phil Wright, who left Thursday even
ing for New York. Pink and white |
carnations were seen throughout the
rooms with pleasing effect Five hun |
bred was the amusement of the even |
ing, together with an informal musical |
program. A dozen guests enjoyed the |
occasion.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Spiker entertained |
very pleasantly Thursday evening at |
their home, cards being the feature |
The color scheme in pink was prettily |
carried out with carnations, and these
were also used to decorate the supper |
table The prizes of the evening were |
won by Mrs. p. II. Hopkins and Leon |
ard Shoemaker. Mrs. Spiker also en- |
tertained the Opal Card club the same |
afternoon, when the prizes were award |
cd to Mrs. James DinwoOdey, Mrs. H. |
s. Stowe, Mrs. Orson Eldredge, Mrs. s. |
Thompson. The club will be enter |
tanned at the next meeting by Mrs. I. |
c. Hand.
Mrs. s. J. Johnson of Capitol Hill en-
tertained in her new home Friday aft !
ernoon in honor of her sister, Mrs. An
drew Jensen of Emmett, Ida, who is /
visiting in the city A dainty luncheon /
was served and the time was pleasant /
" spent Besides the honored guest, |
those in attendance were Mrs. Walter
Pyper, Mrs. Rulon Owen, Mrs. Will
Owen, Mrs Edwin Dorius, Mrs Ras-
mus Hansen, Mrs. A. NJ. Bachman,.
Mrs. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. John Dorius,
Mrs. Gusta Stevens, Mrs. Myron Gran
dali. Mrs. Julia Dorius, the Misses
Vera and Elsa Johnson, r E. Dorius
and c. w. Reynolds.
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Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Barnes of 424 I
street were the host and hostess at
delightful party Tuesday evening. The
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