The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-31

I anu NAAt Ifat--ttllAN Ia were EI.sIN landed
at the station under the dripping skies.
Thursday evening was marked by
two rather notable receptions given at
I family hofnes on the heights in the
eastern part Of the city for distin-
guished out-of-town guests Of eccies-
iastical and professional note. Mr.. and
Mrs William =. Kiser entertained with
a delightful lawn party and reception
10 meet their guests. the Very Rev.
Marmaduke Hare and his bride who IS
a cousin OF Mrs. Kiser, and has many
friends In salt Lake. The spacious
grounds surrounding the house pre-
scented quite picture with japanese
lanterns strung in every direction.
Oriental rugs. divans and easy chairs
were conveniently arranged for the
comfort of the guests. Mrs. kiser was
assisted by her mother. Mrs. r. J.
Chambers. and brother. Lyster Cham
bers. and mr.. ano Mrs. r. l. Dodge,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard a. Keyes, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis 5. Gates I'm receiving
end entertaining Punch was served
from n Drettily appointed "a bic by n
bcNy OF attractive young girls. among
whom were the Misses Elinor Stewart |
Aileen Maclean, Mildred Mcmillan. /
winnie Rhoades, Alice Wall and
Louise Sullivan. A stringed orchestra
stationed at the entrance OF the side
| during the reception. which was at
tended by hundred or more members
or salt Lakes representative society. I
on the same evening an opportunity
was given for the many Old-time
| friends 20 greet the Rev. and Mrs.
Lawrence =. Bidgely, after an abb
scnce OF many years Mrs n T. prf-
nam and Mir. and Mrs. +. b. Heisler
threw open their pretty home. which
was filled during the evening with
| friends OF the distinguished guests Of
/ honor. The rooms were bright with
tan vases of gOldenElow and bowls Of
fragrant pansies. lees and cake were
served tn the cool. screened veranda. |
and the occasion was most delightful
from every point Of view.
Several successful luncheous were
enjoyed Wednesday at the Country
! club. many Of which were given FOR
out-of-town guests. Mrs. r. =. Swind-
Ter entertained party OF twenty. Mrs
Clifford y. PearsaiI presided over
l prettiiy arranged affair given I'm COM
| pliment TO Mrs. Avery o. Kansas CITY. |
Mrs q. ". Fifield entertained a email
I party Co meet Miss Winnie Rhoadpe.
Miss Alton Young for her guest. Miss
| Elsie Ward. entertained with a small
| luncheon.
The BillilSin club was entertained
Friday evening by Miss Ivy Naylor.
/ Five hundred was the game Of the
evening. when the prizes were won By
Miss Lillian Derr and Miss Maud Ford
The decorations were prettily carried
out in pink and white.
One OF the pleasantest social events
Of the week was the informal lawn
party given Friday evening at the S.
-. Evans home by Miss Frances
Evans and Miss Grace Cooke for
Miss Marie Hughes. who leaves TODAY
Tor California japanese lanterns soft
| ~ lighted the lawn. where punch was
served under an immense Jananeso
umbrella by Miss Florence Cooke and
Rose Evans. Card tables were ar
ranged for those wishing TO play. and
I dancing was enjoyed within the
house. and many unique features
were introduced. The affair was
chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. 8. ID.
Evans and Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Cooke.
while the Misses Helen Evans. Edna
farnsworth and Hazel SanDinvton
assisted the young hostesses I'm enter
tanning their guests. who numbered
about fifty.
4 pleasantly informal social event
occurred Thursday evening af the
home OF Professor and Mrs. Marcus
=. Jones, when Miss Mildred Jones
entertained in honor Of Mr.. Bisgood
and Mr.. Hitchcock. VINO have lately
come 20 the city from Syracuse. n
T. Progressive games were the fea-
ture OF the evening. together with
musical selections. Miss Mabel Jones
gave several Of her own compositions.
s. =
Mrs. Rilla NayIor Green entertained
with an Orpheum party Friday after
noon In honor Of her sister. Mrs. J. G.
Davies OF Seattle. A luncheon fol-
ed to meet Mrs. Davies were Mrs. Al
bert Brown. Mrs. Fred Sheets and
Mrs. F. NJ. Rich.
Mrs. r. W. Mekow pleasantly en-
tertained Friday afternoon at her
home, 1S2 X street. to celebrate the
birthday anniversary Of her mother.
Mrs. r. IT. Plummer The informal
ro"ention was a complete surprise TO
the complimented guest A pleasant
feature Of the afternoon vas several
recitauons given by Mrs Annie
Adams kiskadden. Among those en-
joying the afternoon were Mrs Adams.
Mrs. Isabelle VI. Pitts Mrs. J. 2. Spald-
ing. Mrs Colt, Mrs. walker and Mrs.
Whitmore.
Miss Irene Scobee Of 677 Sixth East
street entertained at a porch party
on Thursday evening. The large
porch was prettily decorated with
pcnnants. flags and vines. Progressive
games and book illustrating. inter-
sperscd with music and readings.
rounded out a pleasant evening. Re
/ frcshments were served from prettfIv
appointed tables on the porch. Those
present were the Misses Adelaide
Bardwen. Margaret Cooler Ora Bard
well. Amy Tremayne. Ruby Lang.
Edith Johnson. Clara Lewis. Dee
Crawford. Irene Scobee. Edith Wright
and Flora Bushnell OF Portland. Ore.
also Walter Neazics Willard Bardv~clf.
Waldo Newberry. Clifford Rudine.
Edward Kent. Martin StoclCman and
Arthur Lewis.
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