Semi-weekly herald., 1914-08-03

LAWS Fete and Tea.
The lawn fete and tea given under
the auspices Of st. Marks guild at
the home Of Mrs. E. H. Burdick yes
terday afternoon was quite out of the
ordinary and altogether lovely. 1t
was characterized by the pleasure that
is born Of beautiful women, attract
: lively gowned, artistic decorations,
flowers and general good cheer. The
spacious lawn surrounding the Bur-
dick home was an ideal setting for
the scene. The program was excel
lent in every detail. Miss Mains
piano interpretations and Miss Hills
vocal selections were real treats. The
song and dance by the Navajo Indian
girls clad in their native costumes
was unique feature greatly appr-
ciated. Tea was served in the din
ing room to nearly one hundred la
dies.
Delightful Evening.
Music and song and much merri-
ment were the order of the evening
entertainment at the delightful affair
given by Miss Grace Main last even
ing. The finale was dainty sup
per served on a table decorated with
wonderful array of sunbonnet
babies which ornamented the table
cloth and napkins. A large bouquet
of nasturtiums formed the center
piece. Those enjoying Miss Mains
delightful hospitality were the Misses
Charlotte Hanno, Sharley Pike, The
ressa Fackeral, Catherine Wall, Eula-
lie Pulliam, Anna Egan, Goldie Hook
ed and Williams.
Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Kaufman
were the dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. X. A. Gagg Wednesday even
ing.
At Edgemount.
Mrs. e. w. Shaw has been the
house guest of Mrs. Clayton Perkins
at Edgemount this week.
Campers.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Herr and Mas
ter Howard motored out to yallecito
yesterday afternoon, and will remain
in camp for few days. Mrs. Frank
Eldredge accompanied them and will
be their guest during their stay.
Fish Dinner.
George Moody extended his hospi-
tality at fish dinner Monday even
ing. His guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
B. W. Ritter and the Messrs. Rucker,
Turner and DR.. Dean.
kcnsington Club.
The Kensington club met with Mrs.
A. K. Knapp Wednesday afternoon.
Enterfains in Honor Of Visitors.
Miss Nellie McCloud gave lunch
con Sunday in honor of Mrs. Waffle,
of Lawrence, Kansas, and Mrs. Rodg-
ers. of Dallas, Texas. Covers were
laid for Mrs. Waffle, Mrs. Rodgers
and Master Joseph Rodgers, Miss
Elizabeth Stilwell, Judge and Mrs. Nc
Cloud and the hostess.
To Visit in SiIverton.
Mrs. Fillmore Hand and little
granddaughter, Elizabeth Evans, went
up to Silverton last night, where they
will be the house guests of Mrs. Au-
gust Fast for week.
Monday Bridge.
The Monday Bridge ladies played
their favorite game at the home of
Mrs. Charles Newman on their usual
meeting afternoon. On account of
the large number of social affairs on
tapis for the coming week, the usual
meeting will be postponed until a
week from Monday.
Visiting Sister.
Mrs. Nicholson and little daughter
are here FROM Los Angeles visiting
the formers sister, Mrs. George Tiff
fany.
Wednesday Bridge Luncheon.
Mrs. II. A. Lingenfelter gave a
luncheon Wednesday afternoon al
1870, which was characterized by the
perfection of its appointments. Sweet
peas in abundance were used in the
decorations. Auction bridge was the
after luncheon diversion. The affai,
was given in honor of Mrs. Freeman
OF New York city, who is visiting
her mother, Mrs. w. G. White, and
Mrs. Nicholson, of Los Angeles, who
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. George
Tiffany. The other ladies of the
company were the members of the
wednesday bridge.
Dinner.
Mrs Minnie Evans entertained at
dinner Wednesday evening. Covers
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