The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-29
SOCIETY

Mrs. F. l. Oswald was the hostess yes
terday afternoon at a delightful bridge
tea for some thirty or more of their
( friends at her home on West First South
street. The rooms were bright with the
autumn flowers. yellow and white chrys-
anthemums forming the main decorations.
Eight tables of the game were played and
prizes were won bv Mrs. Fred Hale. Mrs
James l.. Franken. Mrs: James +. Jen-
nings. Mrs. T.. NJ. Allison, Mrs. George
A Steiner, Mrs William r. WiShtman.
Madame Blanchard and Miss lone Morri-
SOn. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. L.
ID. Miller Mrs A. r. Hutchinson, Miss
Darlene kimball and Miss Hazel Oswald
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Harry Sherman, Robert J. Glendin-
ming, f. e. Schramm and George y. Wal
lace will be the floor managers for the
big charity ball to be given on Nov. IL at
the Odeon- The supper IS to be made an
especial feature usual. the time-hOn-
ored Thanksgiving turkey coming in ten
days before the day of fedsting for the
benefit of the dancers. There VIII be a
meeting of the executive committee and
next at the Y. NJ. c. a: and a meeting of
the entire Hospital Aid society on the
Wednesday following.
Mr.. and Mrs John c. Sharp and Mr.
aad Mrs. John {. Cutler, il. entertained
over 200 of their friends last evening with
most enjoyable reception and social in
the Twentieth ward amusement hall. The
hall was made attractive with the addi-
ton Of numerous palms and flowers. and
small tables were arranged all around for
the enjoyment of the guests A fine mu-
steal program was rendered and among
those taking part were Horace Ensign.
Kate Ramsey John Nj Knight, Laurinda
PouitOn. Miss PorcheT Miss Margaret
Whitney Miss Giles, Miss Romney and
Miss Mae Hawley.
Mrs. Edward ). Ferry entertained a few
friends yesterday afternoon at a bridge
Il a har- in.
Baker of Everett, Wash. Four tables of
the game were played and prizes were
won by Miss Mary Moore, Miss Mary
Smediey, Miss May Kervin and Mrs. Wal
ter Filler The rooms were decorated with
autumn leaves and fruits and the hostess
was assisted by Mrs. Heber NJ Wells,
who poured tea. and Mrs. Filler and Mrs.
l.. b. Mccormick
The donation tea to be given Wednes-
day, Nov 4. for the benefit OF the deten-
ton home. VIII be held at the Ladies
Literary club instead Of at the nome OF
Mrs Cutler. Mrs. Windsor v Rice Mrs
Warren Benjamin Mrs. A 7. Moon, Mrs.
Byron Cummings and Mrs g. h Kay
bould and several other ladies' VIII re-
ceive.
The annual autumn dance given by the
student body Of the University of tab
will take place in the gymnasium building
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The marriage of Miss Leonora Nuttall
and George b Andrus took place yester-
day at O'Clock and later the young peo-
pie left for the south TO be away part
OF the winter Later they VIII make
their home in Cottonwood
The choir of St PauFs church VIII give
a masquerade Halloween party at the
Ladies' Literary club on Monday evening
next, instead Of the party planned for
Saturday.
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The art section of the Ladies Literary
club viii meet this morning at the club
house and Ms ! {. Hooper Will discuss
Renaissance Architecture of Venice"
Mrs. G. W. Lamb0urne entertained the
members of her sewing club yesterday
afternoon at a KensingtOn.
W. d. Leonard. who has been IN town