The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-18
SOCIETY
ToDAY's EVENTS.

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g Mrs. A L. Hoppaugh enter g
g tains this afternoon at the first @
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g home in East South Temple @
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g formal bridge teas will be given @
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@ Card club will meet this after g
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@ will give a card party this after O
@ noon.
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@ Utah will meet this evening at @
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g banquet to be given on Empire g
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Perfect in every detail was the
charming luncheon given Yesterday by
Miss Alton Young in compliment to
Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes. Vases and
bowls Of fleur de lis ard other flowers
graced the rooms, and the long table
in the dining room, where luncheon
was served was effectively decorated
with deep red peonies- Place cards
were laid Tor sixteen guests, and the
young hostess was assisted by her
sisters. Mrs. Kenneth c. Kerr. Mrs.
William Reid and Mrs. Lester D.
Freed.
Mrs. NJ. 7. Bailey and Mrs. c. H.
Post entertained yesterday afternoon
in a pleasantly informal manner with
six tables of bridge, while a number
of other friends dropped in for the
tea which followed the game Mrs.
J. r. Walker and Mrs. Russell q.
SchuIder presided at the tea table
The guests included several out-of-
town visitors
Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ
Dinwoodey entertained a few family
friends at a pleasant buffet supper at
their home in First avenue, in honor
of their guests. Mrs. VIII T. Dinwoo-
dew ard Mrs. Kindelspire. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ.
Wells. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jennings,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Dinwoodey, Mr.
and Mrs. w. H. Cunningham and Mr..
and Mrs. William Reid.
Last evening Miss Rae Campbell
and Miss Mignon Denhalter were the
hostesses at a pleasant social affair
given at the Denhalter home in honor
of Miss Viola Denhalter in antcipa-
ton of her approaching marriage In
June. About forty friends of the
bride-eIect were present, and game
called "A Trip Around the World
was a. pleasant feature of the even
ing. Miss Grace Sullivan. Miss Myrtle
Jack and Miss Lucille Young assisted
in entertaining, and the rooms were
prettily decorated in a color scheme
of pink and white, where carnations
were used.
Monday afternoon Mrs. Selden l.
Clawson entertained thirty-five friends
of her mother, Mrs. Hattie J. Pickett
in honor Of her birthday anniversary.
The rooms were beautifully decorated
with American Beauty roses and car
nations. An effective color scheme
the dining room, where cholce Dlue
howl filled with bluebells formed the
centerpiece on the table, which was
covered by a blue and white japanese
lunch cloth sent by the daughter OF
Mrs. Pickett, Mrs. Gwynn officer, now
in California Miss Katherine Jen-
nings and Miss Helen Clawson assist
ed in entertaining.
held
an interesting meeting Monday after
noon in the Relief society room in the
Bishops building. A junior auxiliary
has been organized, numbering eight
cen mem bers, with ten or fifteen more
TO become charter members. The next
meeting will be held June 10, with an
election of officers, which will be the
last before the summers ADJOURN
ment.
Mrs. c. c. Parsons, jr-, will enter
tain Saturday at luncheon, when her
guests will be the teachers OF the
Webster school.
Mrs. Roy Hughes will be the hostess
Friday afternoon at a five hundred
party given in honor of Miss Josephine
Clawson and Miss Vida Fox. two June
brides-elect.
Mrs. Anthony Godbe will entertain
Monday afternoon with q parcel
shower in compliment to Miss Sybil
Foote and Miss Genevieve Knowlton,
both of whom will be married In
June.
Mrs. Merrill Nibiey entertains her
sewing club Thursday afternoon at her
home in Second avenue.
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One of the social affairs Of the
week will be the bridge tea to be
given by Mrs. B. B. Rose Saturday
afternoon in the tea room OF the new
Louvre.
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Mrs. F. J. Hill has returned to Salt
Lake after spending year in Paris,
accompanied by her two younger sons,
Martin and William. Her older son,
Leroy, is still in Paris attending school
and will join his mother and brothers