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

Samuel NeWhOuse Friday evening at
the Country club, On the first men
toned occasion, the details We're car
ried out in manner which made the
event one 10 DE enjoyed by the large
number present.
The spacious lawns. front and back,
were enclosed with canvas and bril-
liantly lighted by myriads of colored
electric lights IN effective design. A
large dancing floor was laid on the
side lawn, where the orchestra was
stationed, and where dancing was en-
JOyed until a late hour. Within the
house the decorations were unusually
attractive, the color scheme being pink
throughout, where masses of roses,
gladiolus and sweet peas were used.
with the lights shaded in the rosy
color
Mr.. and Mrs DAILY and son received
the guests, and assisting during the
evening were the daughters of the
house. Mrs. T. Roy Brown Mrs. NJ. W.
Lillard, Mrs. Edward J. Roberts and
Mrs. John c. DAILY.
The lawn fete given Friday evening
by Mr.. NewhOuse at the Country club
was probably the most elaborate affair
ever given in Salt Lake society. The
grounds were a blaze of electric lights
shaded in different cOlOrs. Fortune
telling tents, where native gypsy for
tune telleTs revealed wonderful for
tunes, dotted the lawn. Musical, theat-
rical and vaudeville numbers by lead
ing professional members Of the local
theatres in the city were part of the
evenings entertainment given on the
stage Of the cafe chantant erected eX-
pressly for the occasion. Dancing was
enjoyed in the club house, where the
artistic decorations in yellow and green
We're carried out in golden glow and
cat-tails, which We're banked through
out the rooms with the lights shaded
in the same cOlOrs both inside and on
the verandas, where pOtted palms
filled the arches.
supper was served on the lawn,
where the Hawaiian TrOubadours
played during the evening and punch
was served on the veTanda.
The Misses Margaret Mcclure. Mar
garet Walker. NOTinne Thompson, Lii
liam Lane Bryan and Grizelle Houston,
the young school girls in the city for
whom the delightful affair was given,
with Mr.. NewhOuse, received the
guests. Assisting in the entertaining
during the evening were Mrs. J. r.
Walker, Mrs. Benner Y Smith. Mrs. J.
Frank Judge. Mrs. Ernest Bamberger
and Miss GeOrgeida Moore.
thousand invitations were issued
for the event, and special arrange
ments were made with the street car
management for the convenience Of
the guests who did not go out by auto
mobile. On each of the above men
toned occasions the costumes worn by
the society women and girls presen-
were unusually rich and handsome,
adding not a little TO the remarkably
brilliant scenes. The latter event par
ticularly viii linger long in the minds
of those who attended as one Of I'M
usual beauty saVOring Of Cay Paree."
September brides and late August
brides have been receiving their share
of social attention during the past
week. For Miss Mabel A. Jones. whose
marriage occurred yesterday, the
members of the Christian EndeavOr
society of the First Congregational
church entertained in a very pleasant
manner Monday evening in the parlOrs
of the church, which were prettily dec
grated for the occasion. The bride
elect was also the recipient Of a SOU
venir of the occasion in the form of a
cut glass berry bowl on a plate glass
mirror.
Miss Jones entertained the girls OF
her bridal party at her home Tuesday
evening, when the decorations were
carried out in the cOlOFs chosen for
the wedding. yellow and white. Games
and fortune telling were features of
the evening. and the young guests re-
ceived pretty little gifts from the bride
elect as souvenirs OF the occasion.
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a charming social event of the early
week wass given by Miss ROmOla King
at her home in East South Temple
street Monday afternoon in honor of
Miss Marie Odelfs guests, Miss Mar
guerite Williams and Miss Elizabeth
Haldeman. Assisting the young host |
ess We're Misses Gertrude and Irene