The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-10

Preparations for the charity ball to
most extensive, and only the decorat-
ing of the big new hall remains to be
done. Mrs. A. ]. Gorham, president of
the Hospital Aid society, will receive
the guests, with Miss Jane Howat the
secretary. With them Will be associ-
ated the members of the executive
committee and the chairmen of the
various other committees. The supper.
which has always been a feature, and
which has always been in the hands
of Mrs. Edwin Kimball and Mrs. Sam
uel Paul, is again in their charge, and
will be better than ever.
The senior and junior classes of the
hospital training school are to be the
especial guests Of the association, and
il is expected that they will be quite
ar attractive feature in their uniforms
a punch bowl will be placed in one
corner. and here Mrs. Grant Smith and
Mrs. +. s. Bascom will preside. while
assisting them in turns will be the
Misses Bess and Mildred Mcmillan, the
Misses Rae and Olive Bartch, Miss
Mary Copley Miss Eleanor Stewart
Miss Winnifred Brice, Miss Mamie
Sappington and Miss Louise Putnam.
Mrs. Jack Reeves, with a company of
assistants, viii be on hand tomorrow
and Tuesday at the Smith drug store
to supply tickets TO those who have not
vet secured them. The street car COM
pany has very kindly extended the time
of the last car till 1870. Indeed, every
arrangement for the comfort and pleas
ure of the patrons has been completed,
and the big ball bids fair TO be the most
successful SO far.
The various committees are:
Executive COmmittee-Mrs. F. S.
Basconl, Mrs. w. V Rice Mrs. Russell
l.. Tracy, Mrs. Sol Siegel.
Supper Committee-Mrs. Edwin KIM
ball and Mrs. Samuel Paul.
Music Committee-Mrs. George Y.
Wallace.
Decorating Committee-Mrs. C. r.
Pearsall, Mrs. w. Nj. Ferry. Mrs. R. c.
Gemmell, Mrs. NJ. II. Kriebel
Ticket Sommittee-Mrs. Grant Smith
and Mrs. ]. A. Reeves.
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The mixed foursomes at the Country
club yesterday drew the biggest turn
out seen there for some time. Eight
couples entered for play, and the WIN
ners were Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. McGur-
rim and F. w. Packard and Mrs Rob-
ert c. Gemmell. These four, will play
the match out some time during the
week-probab tomorrow. Numerous
little parties enjoyed tea in the sitting
room before the big CRATE fire, and
many of the younger set enjoyed a few
games of tennis during the sunny
hours of the afternoon. The links We're
gay with the players. and altogether
the place presented very lifelike ap-
pearance..
Mrs. Morris L. Richie entertained a
few friends at tea yesterday after
noon at her home. Mrs. George M. Ba-
con and Mrs. Henry La Motto poured
in the dining room, and assisting them
were Miss Florence Ware and Miss
Romola King. Receiving with the
hostess were Mrs. Edward Merrill, Mrs.
y. Elliott Kelly and Mrs. Glen Miller.
The house was bright with chrysan-
themums.
Mrs. Abboline Barnes entertained at
a beautifully appointed luncheon at her
home Thursday afternoon, in honor of
Mrs. Sarah Greenig, who has recently
returned from Spokane, and Mrs. Adam
Paul of La Grande, Ore. The house
was decorated in pink and white chrys-
anthemums and sweet peas. Eighteen
ladies were present.
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Mrs. Clayton I. Thatcher and her
sister, Miss Della Hines. entertained a
score of friends yesterday at a Gun and
saucer shower for Miss Lillian James.
who will be one of the November
brides. The game of hearts was plaved
and prizes awarded the winners.
DIR. II. n. Mayo viii be home TODAY
from st. Louis. where he was called
by the death Of his father. DIR
Mayo will be accompanied by his moth
err
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Mrs. Leonard c. Robinson was the
hostess at an enjoyable supper party
Friday evening at her home i'm the
Convey flats. The affair was in honor
of inez Macauley, who appeared at the
Orpheum last week The dining room
was tastefully decorated with cut flow
ers and autumn leaves.
= Mrs George Hahn and Miss jeanette
Darms entertained ten friends at a |
dinner Friday evening for their moth
err, Mrs. ]. Darms The decorations
were in yellow chrysanthemums.
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Lieutenant and Mrs. Samuel M. Par