The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-17
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hostess yesterday afternoon at one OF
the enjoyable parties OF the week. The
handsome home was decorated in an-
tumn leaves, the bright reds OF the
vines making a most effective color
ing Sixty-three was the game played.
and the tailies and score cards were
done in the designs Of playing cards.
The guests were seated at ten tables.
and prizes were won By Mrs. John
Marshall. Mrs. Charles Read and Mrs.
Bulb. Those invited were: Mrs. Read,
Mrs. Lamotte, Mrs. Belden, Mrs. Ryk-
ert. Mrs. Katz, Mrs. Cue. Mrs. Mar
shall, Mrs. Drnehi. Mrs Powers, Mrs.
Wilkes. Mrs. Weir. Mrs. Clement, Mrs.
Kearns. Mrs. Dern, Mrs. Calf, Mrs
Hepbarif. Mrs. Winn. Mrs Babcock,
Mrs Bancroft. Mrs. Bamberger. Mrs.
Royle, Mrs. King, Mrs. Holman. Mrs
Gray, Mrs. Woodward, Mrs. Mccormick.
Mrs. Keogh, Mrs. McCaskie. Mrs. Keith.
Mrs. Judge, Mrs. Hardness, Mrs. Hark
ness. Mrs. Calhoun. Mrs. Tracy, Mrs.
Wilkes. Mrs Pfontz. Mrs. PfontZ. Mrs.
Miner. Mrs Southwell. Mrs. Ferris,
Mrs. Rice. Mrs. Dern, Mrs. Dart, Mrs.
Bubb, Mrs. Barth. Mrs. Pardee, Mrs.
Cocheu. Mrs. Lowe, Mrs Wallace. Mrs.
| Gallagher. Mrs. Hanauer, Mrs. Sher-
man. Mrs Bamberger, Mrs. Kimball.
Mrs. Siegel. Miss Crawford, Miss Ma
son. Miss Sherman and Miss Shear
man.
The dancing party given last even
! ing at the Ladies' Literary club by
Dir. and Mrs F. A. Druehi and
Mr. and Mrs Walter Druehl was the
| first OF the seasons large dancing
I IT, -
OF the most delightful events given in
| the club. The main hall was trans
/ formed into a perfect bower of the
autumn time, large branches of bril-
/ liant leaves being most effectively
used. In the reception room in front
ferns were used as a foundation for
| the decoration, and cosy hooks and
corners were arranged throughout
Punch was served here during the
| evening. Behind a screen of palms
and pOtted plants an orchestra fur
nished music for the merry dancers.
On the lower floor the same idea of
the autumn coloring was carried out
| in the decorations. and refreshments
| were served al fourteen small tables
each decorated with autumn leaves and
I flowers, Handsome candelabra shaded
/ in the autumn tints were placed on
! the tables. A smoking room was tit-
/ ted here for the men. and every ar
engagement made for the pleasure and
1 comfort OF the guests. About 200 in
Vitations were out. Mr.. and Mrs.
James L. Franken assisted in receiv-
/ ing the guests.
| Mrs. James w. Nell and Miss Nelll
! entertained yesterday afternoon at a
most delightful affair, which was
characterized by the cheerful hospi-
/ tality and informal enjoyment Of their
! home. The rooms We're decorated in
artistic fashion, and the guests were
| seated at eleven small tables for the
game of hearts, which occupied the
/ first part of the afternoon. Later the
men appeared on the scene, and after a
delightful musical programme had been
rendered. tea was served and a pleas
ant hour spent In meeting and greet
| ing friends. Among the enjoyable
numbers given were vocal solos by
J Mrs. Kate Bridewen Anderson
and Miss Phyllis Young, and
a charming piano selection by
Mrs. Agnes Osborne. Mrs. and
| Miss NELL were assisted by Mrs.
officer, Mrs. Coray. Mrs. Taggart, Mrs.
| Hepburn and Mrs. Franken.
At the close of the game prizes We're
| awarded TO Mrs. Hepburn, Mrs Bam-
berger and Mrs. Butler. About sew
enty guests were present during the
| afternoon.
Mrs. John Lewis was the guest OF
honor yesterday at a very pleasantly
arranged card party given by Mrs.
w. L. Warren at her home, ia L
street. The decorations were all OF
brilliant autumn leaves and autumn
flowers, and the guests enjoyed the
game of sixty-three. Prizes were won
by Mrs. Gunter and Mrs Hyde Dale
Those invited were: Mrs. J. Lewis
Mrs. A. Lewis, Mrs. Leigh, Mrs
Snyder. Mrs Siebert. Mrs. Hill. Mrs
Dale, Mrs. Critzer, Mrs. Talaferrio
Mrs. Love. Mrs. Booth, Mrs. Deaver-
oux. Mrs. Donaher, Mrs. Tarbet, Mrs
Hirth. Mrs. Louback, Mrs. Gunter
Mrs. straup, Mrs. Young. Mrs. Hard
ing, Mrs Eddie. Mrs. Crossman, Mrs
Clasby, Mrs. Melvin, Mrs. Hobbs, Miss
Pointer, Miss Hackett. Miss Smiley.
Mrs. ". S. Henderson entertained
yesterday afternoon at chaTmingly
appointed card party. The rooms were
beautifully decorated in nasturtiums
and autumn leaves. and the sixteen
tables were hlled with guests. Taflie:
and score cards were hand painted
card. Prizes were won by Miss Mill
er. Mrs. Cozzens and Mrs. Gridley.
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Mrs. Henderson viii entertain agar
today at a KensingtOn.
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Mrs. John Lewis leaves Sunday fol-
an extended trip 10 New York.
Mrs. Henry P. Henderson, who ha:
been visiting friends In Michigan fol
the past two months. returned TO th'
city yesterday morning.
Mrs. Wells of Helena, Mont, Is the
guest of her sister, Miss Sadler.
There will be a special meeting o.
the Reapers' club this afternoon at
O'Clock at the Templeton building.
Mrs. Edward Howard left yesterday
for a few weeks visit in the east.
Leon f. Mollnelli of this city anC
| Miss Gertrude NJ. w. Martin OF Bos
ton, Mass, were married ar the par
sonage of the First Congregations
, church last night at O'Clock by tn
Rev. c. T. Brown They will maxi
, a trip through the north and will visi
in Butte and Pocatello. After tn
> 18th they viii be at home to thei
friends at 81 Twenty-second street
Ogden.
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: The marriage of Leo C. Campbell an
| Miss Laura Sanders took place las
g night at the young woman's home, %
e East First South street They wi