The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-26
Week in Society

Mrs. J. II. Richards and Mrs. II. =
kirtley gave the second in a series Of
delightful bridge teas yesterday after
noon az the home OF Mrs. Richards
in Second avenue. On both occasions
the rooms were attractive and fra
grant win a profusiOn OF pink and
white sweet peas, the same blossoms
also gracing the tea table.
On Friday afternoon the hostesses
were assisted by their mother, Mrs.
George T. Odell Mrs. j. Fred Odell
and Mrs. G. p Brooks. while yester-
day Mrs. +. Y. Silver presided at the
tea table, assisted BY Miss Beth
Critchlow Eight tables OF bridge
were played and a number CT friends
came later 70 enjoy the tea which
followed the game on each afternoon.
A large number OF the members Of
the Country club enjoyed the table
d'hote dinner last evening, and the
dance which followed was one Of the
delightful social events OF the week
IN soc ely circles A number OF pri-
vate dinners were also given. among
them being the one OF Miss Gertrude
McGrath IN compliment 70 Mrs. J. a.
Dougherty OF Portland. Covers were
laid for twelve. the party remaining
% enjoy the dance which followed
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The Misses Evelyn and Myrtle
Reilly entertained for their sister. Miss
Esteiie Reilly, yesterday at a matinee
box party at the Orpheum. when
eighteen close friends OF the popular
bride-elect were the guests. Later the
party was entertained v TN a delight
ful luncheon at Franklin's. where the
dainty decorations were effectively
carried out In pink sweet peas.
Another unusually pleasant affair
Of the week given in compliment to
Miss Reilly was the card party
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Fred r
Sands and Miss Edna Sands in the tea
room at the Louvre. -Four tables OF
bridge we're enjoyed and a delicious
luncheon was served later in the main
dining room OF the cafe. where the long
table was beautifully decorated I'm a
color scheme Of lavender in shaded
sweet peas In the delicate shades. Fri
day afternoon Miss Ethel Macdonald
also entertained for Miss Reilly at a
pleasant social affair. when nastur-
uums were the flowers used I'm the
decorations and the hostess was as
sister by her sister, Mrs. a. ID. Pier
son.
Last evening az S o'clock a pretty
wedding was solemnized in st. PauTs
church, when the Rev Charles z
Perkins married Miss Ethel Plant and
Finis S. Hackley- A large number Of
friends were present and the Organist,
J. y. BerkhOel, gave a choice musical
program before playing the LOhen-
grin bridal chorus as the bridal party
advanced up 70 the chancel, where the
ceremony was performed. The chan
Gel was banked with palms and ferns.
with viii roses and ferns on the al
tar.
The bride. who was given away by
her uncle, p. @. Hampton. was
charming In a delicate white lingerie
gown. with shower bouquet OF
brides roses She was attended by
Miss Klea Sheets in a pretty brides
maids gown OF pink tissue. carrying
sn armful Of la France roses. Charles
W. Price oficiated as the best man.
An Informal reception followed at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. =. G. HAMPTON.
when they were assisted IN receiving
by Mrs l. NJ. Footc. A color scheme
In pink and silver was prettiiy carried
out In the dining room. where stream
ers OF ribbon. combined with silver
tnsel, reached from the chandelier TO
the corners OF the table. where a Ill
yer basket Of pink sweet peas formed
the centerpiece. Mrs Charles w
Price and Miss Josephine WINNER