The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-01
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fcreut progressive games were played.
] Mrs June Sadler Donnell entertained
/ about thirty of her dancing class at
/ sheet and FELLOWSHIP dance at the
! Ladies Literary club house Saturday
! evening.
Miss Maude Braffet entertained twen-
/ ty-lve young people at Halloween
party Saturday evening in honor of
( her thirteenth birthday, The, rooms
were prettily decorated in yellow and
white chrysantbemums and pumpkins.
! Mrs. Braffett was assisted by Mrs. b.
| T. Caffey. Mrs. Snedden and Miss
I Brnffett.
! The most unique Halloween party
given Saturday evening was that at
/ the home OF Mr.. and Mrs, Willard Done,
when their daughter, Miss lrcue. enter
I tanned about thirty of her friends. lhe
I interior Of the house was decorated en-
/ tirolv in black. with a protusion df PIE
turcs of skeletons and ali ghastly things,
( The guests were met at the gate by
n sentinel dressed in black domino, and
ushcred into the house by the stair win
dow. Supper was served in the cellar
/ on IA caslSct. Weird games were played.
: The rooms we're all dimly lighted with
pumpkins.
Miss Ethel Nottleton entertained
/ few friends during the week ~ honor
( of Miss sigma johnson. who IS 20 be
married Monday TO Mr. L, Il. Beck
stead.
The Misses Florence and Josephine
| Veucss entertained about hfty-rNe OF
, their friends AT sheet and pllIow-caSc
dance and black cat party Saturday
! evening at their home, which was deco,
rated in pumpkins, cornstalks and
! chrvsanthcmums. Tho hostcsses were
/ assisted hy Miss LanCton and Miss
/ Short,
! Miss Olive Jones entertained four Ia
! blcs at 500. at her home Saturday
afternoon. The rooms were prettliy
| decorated in chTysantbomumS and
! pumpkins. Small pumpkins; hand
! psinted tally cards. were used Miss
| ZONES was assisted by Miss June Cromc.
I Prizes were won by Miss Dorothy
| Letchfeld and Miss Helen Hawk.
! The quarters of Licut.C aud Mrs.
| Arthur Williams at the post were the
scene Of a large and brilliant Hallow-
/ cen party Saturday evening, when their
! daughters, the Misses Williams, enter
, tanned the young people of the garrison
and few friends from town. The
/ usual Halloween sports were enjoyed by
! the thirty guests, followed by dainty
| supper.
Miss Cleo Craig entertained at Hal.
/ loweon party Saturday evening at her
: home in honor of the members OF the
/ Governors club and their ladies. Pre-
/ yious TO the unmasking, which took
place at II o'clock. numerous gaNcs
! aud sports were played. Later. re.
/ frcshments were served. The house
was pretuly decorated IN the club
! colors, gold aud green, aud each guest
! was presented with souvenir Of the
/ occasion. Thirty-four were present.
Ipez and Hsrland Sharon enter.
! taiued eighteen Of their little friends
! at Halloween party Friday evening
at the Ivanhoe apartments.
Miss Martha Edgar entertained Tues.
day evening in honor of Miss Lela
J Timpson. who will be married soon 10
y. D. Edgar.
Mr.. aud Mrs Frank l. Parker en-.
1 tertained a few friends at an informal
Halloween party Saturday evening.
The usual masquerade Halloween
party was given AT Rowland Hall Sat
urday evening. The rooms were filled
with about 200 patrons aud friends, and
many of the young ladies Appeared in
| very handsome costumes. Two prizes
were given TO the best costumes. The
! grand march from the library 10 the
/ gymnasium was started at clock
and was followed by dancing. al which
music was furnished by Christensen :
orchestra The rooms were lighted
with pumpkins and ITcttily decorated
il autumn leaves. Later, doughnuts
I and cider were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Q. Howard enter.
tanned four little girls at the Orpheum
Saturday evening as the guests OF their
daughter. Miss Marjorie Howard. in
honor of her twelfth birthday. The
guests worc Mss Syblc Walker. Miss
Bcrnicc Browning aud Miss Marion
Mcfntire. William lglehcart accom-
panied them TO the Orpheum.