The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05

tumn fruits. and candles with yellow
shades We're used. Square baskets
filled with bon b0ns were at each place.
these being tied with yellow also.
The Ladies' Altar society Of ST.
Marys church viii give window So
cial' i'm the i. Of =. hall Monday even
day evening, Nov. IS.
Les Bous Ancs' club gave it's first
social event % the season GA Friday
last a. the homo of carl Riley. The
evening WAS spent i'm playing cards,
Prizes We're won by Ernest HargraveS.
Edward Knox. Carl Riley. Mamie Frees
and TheOdosia Cartwright. The cOnsO-
iatiOu prizes We're won ny John Van
HOuteu and Mabel Cartwright Those
present were Misses Mamie Frees, Ma
bel and TheOdosia Cartwright. Mary
and Anna Van Houten, Clara Canham,
Nellie Woods and Nellie Riley.
Mrs. 5. H. Pinkerton has resumed
her Mondays at home at No. the En-
ery-HOlmes.
Miss Nora Gleason entertained the
members Of the IL o'clock choir al her
home last Monday evening. After q
short rehearsal refreshments were
served and a social time followed.
Christensen's opening soiree win be
held Wednesday evening Nov. i in
Chrlstensen's 4. new dancing academy on
Second East street.
The musicians will meet with Miss
Celia Sharp tomorrow evening 10 take
up the study OF modern composers,
q miscellaneous programme being
planned.
Mrs. 4. Drew announces the engage
menJ of her daughter. Vivian, To Frank
O. Raymond. The marriage viii take
place some time in December.
The Treble Clef club will hold the
regular meeting at 4 o'clock WedRes-
day afternoon at the studio Of Mrs.
Martha. Royle. King, POO Commercial
club building. The regular work of the
winter is 60 be taken up.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bishop announce
the engagement Of their daughter
Ethel to Paul :. Barton, The marriage
viii take place Nov. rs,
MIR. and Mrs. William GALLAGHER en-
tertained in honor OF Mr., and Mrs. W.
A Middleton. who leave soon TO make
san Francisco their home.
Miss Hartley and Miss Florence
Hartley entertain at dinner this even
ing for dorado Taft, the sculptor of
Chicago.
DIR. $. II. Pinkerton has returned
from a weeks business trip north.
Miss Adelaide Pima was the hostess
at an iuformal evening last week for
Mrs. Fox of Butte. Red was the color
ian h.. Il saf4t
luncheon was served.
TAe &. Q. .. c., an organization of
twelve girls ina the l. y s. Business
college. entertained their friends with
a Halloween party last Tuesday at the
home Of Mrs. EleaGor TAYLOR. The
guests were dressed as ghosts and
many Ehostly tricks We're played. Those
present were Misses Eleanor Taylor,
Annie Larsen. Mabel Donkin. Ethel
HepWOrth, Bell ZeuEer, Matte Mariser,
Emma Dean. Elsie Brown, Eva Harker.
Emma BeTfiend. Lillian Jones. Ada
Cook and Messrs. William Parkinson,
Clyde Lindsay. Sam Pixton. Aubrey
Tolron, Charley HepWorth. Thomas
Taylor, Robert Smith. George Tomlin-
son. Robert Haslam. Joseph kingdom,
Alfred Hanson and Arthur Taylor
Miss Hazel EveTit entertained at her
home, 23S West Fifth North street. in
honor of her friend. Miss Cora Haslam.
japanese lanterns We're hung around
the rooms, the dining room and paTlOr
being decorated with hrysanthemums.
Games and music furnished the enter .
tainmcnt Of the evening. Later a sup
per was served. Those present We're;
Cora Haslam, Lyle Hall. Edna Seagcr,
Lucille Seager. Emily Smith. Lottie
Ban. Jennie Allenbaugh, Pearl Allen-
baugh, Nassie Hall. Carrie Olson, Az
hes Olson, Julia Evans, Lizzie Hamill,
Florence LomaX, Mamie Love and Nell
lie LomaN.
\ Halloween party was given by
Miss Virginia Duncan 10 q few OF her
school friends. The guests arrived
dressed as ghosts, and the evening VAS
spent in playing games suitable for the
occasion. Mrs. d. Duncan, Miss Strong
and Mrs. r. W Bartlett assisted j" ~
pertaining. Late in the evening q buffet
luncheon was served The guests were
Louise MiIliron, Hazel Jaensch, Rhea
Freeze, Ruth Sherwood Marguerite
Bassctt Airline kelsOn Grace Wallace.
Vera GamettS Clarence Goddard, Har-
old Goddard. Richard Roberts Byron
Davis. Charlie Sherwood and Joseph
Don.
The Jolly Hour club entertained
about nifty Of their friends at a Hal
loWeen party Tuesday evening at the
home Of Miss Mildred FaTnsworth. On
every hand suggestions Of Halloween
were seen The house was decorated
with autumn leaves and corn husks,
and a dull light was furnished by jack
O'lantcus. cider was served during
the evening by an imp. Pumpkins were
used as faVOTS also The ghosts who
did the receiving were the Misses Clara
Meyer. Alice Daniels Mildred Farms
worth, Heima Anderson and Alberta
Barton.
Miss Carrie ButterwOod was hostess
Of a candy pull Thursday evening. The
guests were Misses Lille West. Ruby
knight. Hazel Rudd Nellie Harrison,
Lulu Randall and Julia Frazier: and
Messrs. VIII Harrison. James Budd.
Leonard Whipple. Chester Knight I
Thomas McDonoueh and Bert Harri-
son. Later i'm the evening refreshments
We're served.
4 reception was given last Tuesday
evening at Plymouth church I'm honor I
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward EdriS. who
have just returned from the coast. Mrs.
Edris. better known as Miss Baker, hasl
been worker at Plymouth FOR twen- !
ty-two years After another weeks
stay with friends in this city they win
leave for their home IN Oskaloosa. Ia. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph J. Daynes have
issued invitations for q reception 10 be
given Mr.. and Mrs. Harold s. Davnes
next Thursday evening at their home,
IS = street.
Mrs u Walker aud Aaushtey. I