The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-25

| Mrs. John c. Cutler was hostess, and
at which some fifty of her friends were
entertained. The large gold room was
used for the affair. and the table was
! arranged in the form of a L. Magnifi-
/ cent decorations of ferns. smilax.
daisies and Chatney roses were used.
An archw2y over the end was twined
with ferns and roses. in which were
en- bedded electric lights. with shades
| matching the roses. On the table gor-
geous baskets of the roses were placed
along the board. and garlanded around
them were wreaths of ferns and
daisies. Beautiful strains of music
We're heard all through the luncheon,
and later Fred G. Graham sang three
MY Dreams and Still as the
Night" and a lullaby. Those present
We're Mrs. s. F. Fentoa, Ms. george
Reed, Mrs s p KeOsn, Mrs. Z. i.
Holmes. Mrs. T. B. Beatty. Mrs. c. C..
Plummer. Mrs. ]. T. Kingsbury, Mrs.
W. V. Rice. Mrs. William Srry, Mrs.
Jacob Moritz, Mrs. ]. ID. Spencer, Mrs.
r. A. Keyes. Mrs ]. 4. GreenewalG,
Mrs. Samuel King, Mrs. a s. Bower.
Mrs. Joseph Oberndorfer. Mrs. A. Y.
Irvine, Mrs. James Young, Mrs Pur-
Vance Mrs. Alonzo Kesslor, Mrs. Eli
zabeth Bonnemort, Mrs. H. +. Cutler,
Mrs. Willard Done. Mrs E. A. Wedc-
wood, Mrs. g. c. Crismon, Mrs. .Rich,
Mrs. j. c. Cutler, jr., Mrs. J. II. Moyle.
ham. Mrs. Walter s. Scott, Mrs. D n.
Straup, Mrs. Condor, Mrs. NJ T.
Witcher, Mrs. Orson Howard. Mrs. ].
8. Bransford Mrs. John Currie, Mrs.
II. G. Whitney. Mrs. Charles Bagley,
Mrs. c. S Kinney. Mrs. Edward Cal
lister, Mrs. Ward and Miss Ward of
san Francisco, Miss Jean Spencer,
TOro, 1Cfo -f
California. Miss Kingsbury. Miss Done, |
Miss Josephine Spencer. Miss Howard, |
Miss Hazel Cutler and Miss Cutler
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Lieutenant and Mrs. John S. Upham !
Of Fort Douglas had as their guests |
for yesterday afternoon and evening |
Miss Burkhalter, who spent some time |
with them last summer. and her par |
ents. who were passing through in |
their private car from an eastern trip |
TO their home in San Francisco
Mr. and Mrs Russell L. Tracy will |
issue invitations this week for a dance |
to be given in the Odeon on Nov. 10 |
in compliment to their two guests, who |
will be here by that time. Miss Louise |
Stubblefield of Nashville and Miss |
Mercile Winslow of Los Anseies.
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Lieutenant and Mrs. Hugh Valthall |
at a dinner on Thursday |
evening last, when their guests were |
Major and Mrs. Frederick w. Foster |
from Whipple barracks, who were on
their way to the coast: Lieutenant |
Green and Lieutenant Reese. -.
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Judge and Mrs Morris L. Ritchie |
a party of their friends on
Friday evening at a literary affair, |
when Mrs. Alexander c. Ewing read |
her -napar on sHTbe MARRIAGE Of TIME
Minds" given a few weeks ago before !
the Ladies' Literary club.
\
Major and Mrs. J. NJ. ArrasmUh en-
tertained at an elaborate dinner on
Thursday evening, when their guests
were Lieutenant and Mrs. John 6. Up
ham and Mrs. Hutton, Captain and
Mrs: T. r. Harker, Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs
Harker's sister, and Majsr and Mrs
w. E. Purviance.
Miss Hazel Oswald entertained two
dozen of her young friends last even
ng at a delightfully."- entertaining ghost
party at her home. The guests were
net by spooks and conducted through
Ill the uncanny things which usually
enliven Halloween parties, and finally
fortunes were read and a delicious
Halloween supper closed the evening
One of the important events of the
week is the musicale to be given
Tuesday evening at the Commercial
,lub, for which the members are al
owed to invite one guest besides the
members of their families
Miss Neva Hoy gave 500 party yes
-erday afternoon to nearly thirty of
Ter girl friends. whens decorations of