The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-22
SOCIETY

ribbons and hearts over the cover, with
red hand painted hearts for thu lace
cards. During the evening dc, ghtful
music was furnished by Miss Nettletou
and her orchestra. Later local @elcc
tions were given by Mrs, A. S. Peters,
Miss Hilda Grecson and ". q. Tuttle.
Mrs. II. 2. Burt entertained twelve
at a prettily appointed luncheon at her
3. Mundy of Las Vegas, New. The
decorations were in smilax and chrysan-
themums. In the, doll dressing contest
that followed tho luncheon the first
prize was won by the guest of honor.
and the second by Mrs. E. VI. Senior.
Miss Emily McAllister and Miss
Helen Welcker, at tho home Of the
latter, entertained about forty friends
al Cinderella party Saturday evening,
The rooms were profuselY decorated
in rcd and black, the High school col
orS. The parlors were prettlly deco.
rated n green and the dlnlng.room In
yellow chrysanthemums, Punch was
served by Miss Mary Mcintyre. The
Prizes wero awarded TO the one who
could wear Cinderella's slipper, and to
the prince who was her partner. The
hostesses were assisted by Miss Dix.
Mrs. NJ. J. Brines entertained
number of friends at q Keusington
Thursday afternoon IN honor of Miss
Clara Hall, who Will be married De
cember ..
Mrs. Henry Jones and Mrs, Frank
Garrison entertained Anna Schafer, J,
Arthur Young. Frank Garrison and
Mrs. Miller Of the Louis James com
pany at a prettily appointed dinner
Thursday evening Mrs. Garrison was
formerly Miss Evelyn Jones and u
member of Mr.. James S company.
Miss Pearl Savage entertained
twelve at a prettily appointed lunch
con aud handkerchief shower Saturday
in honor of Miss Edna Jennings, who
will be married December 2. The table
was prettily decorated in green and
white, with large wedding ring in
the center of the table, and ribbons
from there to the places.
Mr., and Mrs. Benner x. Smith enter
tanned eight at beautifully appointed
dinner at their home Saturday evening.
The table was prettily decorated IN
yellow and white narcissus.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sharp entertained
five tables at a five hundred party on
Friday evening, in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving Lowe. The rooms were
bright with autumn flowers. Prizes
were won by Mr.. and Mrs Harry Nais"
bitt.
Mrs Edward Groesbeck and Miss Ina
Rudy entertained six tables at five hun
drcd Saturday afternoon, IN honor OF
Miss Maud Wheeler, who will be mar
ried December 2. The rooms were pret
tilv decorated in green and white, with
palms and chrysanthemums. Prizes
were won by Mrs. Breckeu and Miss
Mrs. E A. Greenwood entertained
fourteen at a beautifully-an0ointed au'
tumn luncheon at her home Saturday.
in honor of the seventy-nlnth birthday
Of her aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Menefee.
The table was prettily decorated in
chrysanthemums and autumn leaves. In
the center of the table was birthday
cake with one large white candle At
either end of the table were crystal
baskets. The place cards were hand"
painted autumn leaves. Besides the
guest of honor covers were laid for
Mrs. NJ. K. Paul, Mrs. J. ". Christy,
Mrs NJ. E, Frink, Mrs, W, NJ. Rash,
Mrs. 5. o. Snyder, Mrs. J. E Smith,
Mrs, NJ. C. Dayton Of Wisconsin, Mrs,
Ellen Blood, Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart,
Mrs. Helen Hunt Malburn, Mrs. Small.
wood of Colorado, Mrs. Buddemer ana
Mrs, Campbell.
William G, Rowe entertained few
friends at a Turkish smoker Thursday
evening, The rooms were decorated ef-
fectively with turkey heads and feath
ers. The evening was spent pleasantly
with music and card games. Smoking
was prominent part of the programme
and pipes of all sorts were in evidence
Guests caught smoking a cigar or
cigarette had to pay forfeit Of rid
ing a turkey. Those present were
Turk Abe Martin, Turk George Glade,
Turk Jess Elder, Turk Stanley Webb.
Turk Chester Grimmett, Turk Professor
Hardy Meakin, Turk P A Streadback,
Turk ". 7, Rowe, Turk Carl Riley,
Turk ". C. Rowe. Turk Glade won
first prize on riding the turkey Lato
in the evening the guests were served
a fine Dutch lunch. The host and his
assistant, Carl Riley, carried off the
honors of being the best dressed Turks