The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-20
SOCIETY

Mrs Seth w. Morrison was the host
ess yesterday at a beautifully arranged
lhough lmpromptu luncheon given in
compliment to Mrs. William c. Hall of
Los Angeles. The guests were only
me closest friends of Mrs Hall and
her neighbors when she lived here. The
private dlnlng room at the University
ciup was transformed into a picture for
the affair. the long table showing a
most artistic decoration of pink roses
with wreaths of smilax intertwine,i
with Violets. Great baskets of ferns
and window boxes added brightness to
the room and cherry lights shed a
rosy glow over the table.
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The Utah club women will leave to
morrow morning at 7:3O over the Rio
Grande for Manti to attend the fiji
teenth annual convention of the Utah
Federation Of Women's Clubs In ad-
dition to those delegates already pub
iished, the P. F. O. society of this citv
will send Miss Ruth Palmer and Miss
Esther Allen as delegates. and the Wo-
mans league VIII send Mrs A. T
Noon and Mrs. p. A. Simpkin as dele
gates, with Mrs. Havens and Mrs. G..
A. Raybould as alternates The Twen-
tieth Century club of Mt. Pleasant will
send a delegation of eleven members.
Mrs. w H. Bird entertained at A
bridge tea yesterday afternoon for Miss
Jean Odell, four tables of the game
being played. The rooms were bright
with yellow chrysanthemums and on
the tea table yellow and white were
the only colors used. At the tea fol-
lowing, Mrs. Porter Sinclaire, Miss
Marie Odell and Miss Grace Bird as
sisted the hostess The prizes were
sx-..r ~
William H. Hunt
Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes has issued in
VitatiOns for large military euchre
party to be given at the Holmes resi-
dence next Tuesday This is only the
first of series of events planned by
Mrs. Holmes, some of the others be-
ing large tea early in November
and a reception dance later in the
month.
The tourist section of the Ladies' Lit
erary club will meet this morning at
the club house, when Mrs B. A Nc
Millen will discuss The Russian Greek
church and Religious Conditions of To-
day." and Mrs. Henry Catrow will give
a paper on 'Monasteries and Icons
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Among those who occupied boxes at
the Portland horse show last week
were MIR. and Mrs. Ernest r. EIdredge
with their guests, Mrs. c. A. Eldredge
and Miss Chloe STnoot of this city. who
are spending part of the winter IN
the northwest.
Mrs. Noal, who has spent a part of
the summer with her niece. Mrs. Alex
ander c. Ewing. left last evening fer
her home in Kansas City.
Mrs. George H. Wood is expected
nome on Thursday, after a stay OF
a few weeks in the east and south
Mrs F. L. Oswald will entertain at
a bridge tea on Wednesday of next
week
Miss Barbara KinnersIey will enter
tain at luncheon on Friday. in COM
pliment to Miss Jean Oder and Mrs
William H. Hunt.
Mrs Fl. l. Charles entertains al
bridge this afternoon and tomorrow
afternoon.
Miss Jeanette Yundt has returned
from fortnight's stay in Indiana
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Gray of st
Anthony. who have been visiting Mrs
Porter Sinclaire. have returned TO their
home
The Wasatch Literary circle meets
this afternoon with Mrs. II. F. Dewey
at 1929 Blaine avenue.
Miss Beth Critchlow entertains at a
luncheon tomorrow for Miss Jean
Odell
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. 3. Lockhart have
returned to their flat No. "a Kensing-
ton, where they are row at home
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Colonel and Mrs c. D. Moore are
now 81 home at 81 Third East street
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Mrs. |. Waters and Miss Martha
Waters will leave today for New York
City.
Miss Grace BEETLES left last evening
for Los Angeles. where she will spend
part of the winter visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. David G Dunbar will
be at home again in their apartment
in the kensirgton after today
Mrs. Lyttieton Price. who is i'm tho.
east visiting. is at present at the Ho
tel Wolcott, New York.