The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-28

Hanson, Miss Winnifred Brice and
Miss Vera Edwards. The affair was
in the nature Of a bridge tea, four
tables of the game being played.
American Beauty roses were the beau
tiful decoration of the prettily APP
pointed tea table.
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Miss Hazel Love, Miss Laura Young,
Miss Leone George, Miss Natalie
Thomas and Miss Alton Pace, Sep
TENDER brides-to-be. have been the
complimented guests during the week
at all kinds of pleasant pre-matrimo-
NAL affairs.
For the same young visitors in the
city Miss Vera Edwards entertained
Tuesday evening with delightful La
COON party, chaperoned by Mrs. j.
OberndOrfer. The party went out to
the resort in automobiles in time for
dinner in the cafe, after which dane
ing ald other amusements were en-
joyed by the young people.
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One Of the distinctly pleasant social
affairs Of the week was the five hun
dred party over which Miss Ada Kin
ney and Miss Alice Stevens presided
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs J. r. Darmer in First avenue The
attractive decorations were gracefully
carried out in yellow and green, where
a pTOfusion of golden glow, sunflowers,
foliage and vines were used. The dain-
ty prizes awarded in the game were in
gold and white china
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Miss Ethel Campbell entertained for
her guests Miss Minnie Balm of Chi
cagO Wednesday afternoon, when the
details were gracefully arranged. The
rooms were bright with late summer
flowers, and the hostess was assisted
by Miss Mary MOffett. The artistic
prizes awarded at the five tables Of
bridge were brought from Alaska,
from which far-Off country Miss
Campbell and Miss Balm have recently
returned after a delightful trip.
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Mrs. William McEWan entertained
Friday evening in honor of Miss Win
nifred Woodruff, whose engagement
has recently been announced to Frank
r. Larsen. The hostess was assisted
by her sister, Mrs. J. J. Daynes, jr., and
Mrs. J.. p. Larsen, and in serving by
the Misses Bertha and Norma Wood
ruff and Emma Beebe. The house was
attractively adorned for the occasion,
the parlOrs in pink and white and Law
ender asters. the reception hall in sun
flowers and the dining room in mas
turtiums. Guessing games were a pleas
ant feature of the evening, when the
prizes were won by Frank Larsen and
Eugene Hardy.
Miss Hazel Bishop and Miss Hazel
Bailey entertained twenty-five of their
friends Friday evening with a bundle
shower in honor of Miss Amy RussOn,
one Of the autumn brides-tO-be
Hearts and festOons OF red and green
crepe paper effectively decorated the
rooms. Musical games were the main
feature of the evening, and the re-
freshments were carried out in hearts
as far as possible. on Wednesday
evening Miss RussOn was the conpli-
mented guest at a social affair given
by Miss Gladys Buckle and Miss Lii
liam Beerum. Fifteen were present,
and the evening was spent in games
and music.
Miss Vera Burbidge entertained the
members Of the Cliquoe club very
pleasantly Thursday evening at her
home.
Miss Retta Heystick. one of the Sep
.
honor at several social events the past
week Miss Ileen Knight having enter
tanned on Wednesday, Miss Vera KatZ
on Friday and Miss Myrtle Mcknight
on Saturday, very pleasantly in her
honor. The decorations were carried
out in hearts with pretty effect. Guess
ing games were the main feature of
the afternoon, followed by a luncheon.
The guest of honor received several
beautiful presents, and the afternoon
was much enjoyed by the friends of
the bride-elect present
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Miss ROWena KOrns entertained very
pleasantly yesterday afternoon in COM
pliment 10 a number of friends who
soon leave for college. Twenty-Five
guests enjoyed the affair. Guessing
games and music were the features of
the afternoon, and the rooms were
prettily decorated in a color scheme of
lavender and white.
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Mrs. J. II. Waters and Miss Florence
entertained sixteen of their
friends at a lake party Thursday after
noon in compliment TO their Out-Of-
town guests, Mrs. w E. Sutton and
Miss Edna Sutton of Park City. Mrs.
W. WOOdson and Mis- Adah Stewart OF
jefferson City, Mo.