The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-14
SOCIETY

Mrs. Elmer Ellsworth Darling and
Mrs Charles Read were the hostesses
yesterday afternoon at a most delight
ful autumn tea, when several hundred
of their friends were entertained The
street was bright with the autumn
flowers and leaves, and lighted by the
mellow autumn sunshine. The deep
red tones of the leaves and the warm
nasturtium shades were used all
through except in the dining room.
where tall white chrysanthemums in
a high vase filed the center of the ia
bic. Here Mrs. Russell Tracy and Mrs.
Karl A. Scheid poured. and assisting
them were Miss Claire Ellerbeck, Miss
Mary Mayne, Miss Jennie Darling and
Miss Benise Karrick. The hostesses
were assisted also by Mrs Il. d. Lewis
and Mrs. George Airs. An orchestra
stationed in the upper landing fur
nished music. and the broad veranda
before the house made Il most attrdc-
tive greeting place for the guests.
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Mrs. A ]. GOrham entertained few
friends yesterday afternoon at a de-
lightfully informal tea, to meet Mrs. j.
c. Weeter. formerly of this city, ana
Mrs. F. w. Hayt of Park City. The
Ethel Paul, and later an informal dis
cussion of it. The hostess was assisted
by Miss Decker. also. The rooms were
bright with American Beauty roses,
except i'm the dining room, where hello
trope shaded cosmos lent note of the
autumn coloring.
Mrs. Sam Porter and Mrs. Don Por-
ter entertained yesterday afternoon at
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some twenty guests played bridge. and
fully as many more came in later to
tea. Five tables of the game were
played. an dprizes were won by Mrs.
Roy Byrne, Mrs c. W. Fifield Mrs
". H. Alexander, Mrs. T. Roy Brown
and Mrs. Windsor V Rice. The rooms
were all decorated with pink and white
carnations and plumosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter George futile
entertained a party OF friends last
evening at a dinner at their home. fol-
lowing the dinner with some informal
music. The decorate were of Chat
ney roses. and the guests We're Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank 3. Stephens. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred a. Hale Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. DAILY
and Mayor and Mrs John 8. Brans-
ford.
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ment has reached the finals in the Dc
tober play, Mrs. Jack Taylor winning
yesterday over Mrs. Leslie Savage
with score of two w and one TO
play This leaves only Miss Marge
Miller and Mrs. Taylor TO play in this
months game.
There will be a special meeting OF
the Hospital Aid society this morning
at h. ho
The matter of completing the details
Of committees and preparations for tho
charity ball, 20 be given on Nov. Il,
will be the main business.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard W. Reed left
yesterday for New York to spend the
next six weeks. They will be with Mrs
Reeds parents for Thanksgiving day,
but will return 70 Salt Lake before the
Christmas holidays.
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Mrs J. C. Weeter of PocatellO, who
has spent the past week in town will
leave today for her home. and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. w Hayt of Park City will go
with her to be guests for few days.
Mrs Brig Cannon has returned from
a long visit I'm Omaha with her moth
er. and Mr.. and Mrs Cannon are now
at home in the Cummings apartments.
Mrs. Robert II. Allen. who is with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Nc
Intyre will leave early in December
to join Captain Allen in the Philip
pines.
Mrs. II. Vance Lane has returned
after visit of over a month in the
east.
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Mrs. Grant Hampton entertains this
afternoon at cards in honor of Miss
Jean Odell, whose marriage takes
place early in November.
The marriage of Miss Nellie West
ling, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. a.
Westling. and Walter H. Alder will
take place this evening at $50 at No.
So Pleasant court
The marriage of Miss Florence F.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j. Tuddenham, to j. f. Langford
later an informal reception will be Civ
ia street.
Mrs T. ]. Armstrong viii give an
afternoon of miscellaneous readings.
with songs by Mrs p N
Cook. today at the Unity hall for the
Lloyd Alliance.
Mrs w II. Harrison of Mexico and
Mrs. Shelley futile of Nampa. Ida,
will leave today for their homes after
a visit of few weeks with their sister
Mrs c. w. Watson.
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