The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22

. C.. Nelson, assisted bv Miss Neva Hoy,
.. Miss Dorothy Partridge, Miss Edith
. Tyree. Mrs. John Reed and Miss Mar
! garet. Finig; Prizes were won by Mrs
. L. Hoppaugh, Mrs. Rich, Miss Tins
. man, Miss Herman. Miss Howat and
Miss Daisy Raybould.
The blind of the city and state, mum.
beripg 200. entertained at delightful
public reception Thursday evening, in
. their rest rooms al the rear of the Lion
house. Palms and ferns were prcttily
used in the decorations, and music was
. furnished during the evening by the
blind orchestra. Tbs rooms were filed
with friends and others interested in
the work. The reception was given
for the purpose of letting the public
. sec what is being done by the blind in
the work room, and what good the
charitable people of the city can do for
their welfare and comfort.
The Misses Viola and Mignon Den.
i. halter entertained seven tables at a
800 party Thursday afternoon for
Miss Nedi Beebe. The Halloween nov
elites were used in the decorations. and
tally cards with pumpkins and Jack
O lanterns. Cider was served during
the afternoon by Miss Florence Camp
bell The bostesses were assisted by
Miss Rea Campbell, Miss Myrtle Jack
and Mrs. William Mitchell Prizes
were won by Mrs Wallace Hunter aud
the guest Of honor. Musicale numbers
were given by Miss Sybella w Clayton
and Miss Irene Kelly
Miss lone Morrison. an October
bride. was guest of honor at bridgs
tea Thursday afternoon given by Mrs.
Frank B. Stephens. Four tables were
PLAYED and number later went in 10
10 tea. Mrs. Stephens was assisted by
Miss Edna Farnsworth and Miss Haze!
Sappingtou. Cosmos and chrysapthe-
NUNS were prettily used in the decora.
tionS. Prizes were won hv Mrs. j. NJ.
Bowman, Miss Stella Fabian. Miss
Hazel Sappington and the guest of
honor
Mrs II. +. Walthall entertained eight
ut charming luncheon at her quarters
at the post Thursday in honor Of Mrs.
W. Z. Purviance who will leave No
vember | for the Philippines. Autumn
leaves were effectively used in the dec.
orations Besides the guest of honor
covers were laid for Mrs. w, A. Cave
naunh. Mrs. II. p. Rifenbcrick; Mrs;
T. VI. Arrasmith Mrs. o. II. Parker of
Burlington. VI. Mrs Clark Elliott, and
| Mrs. Storm of Orange. y. i.
4 quiet home wedding Thursday
! evening was that Of Miss Winlfr2d
Evans and s J}. Riser. The ceremony
was performed at & clock by Bishop
Thomas 4. Williams III tho presence of
| the family and few close friends.
The rooms were effectively decorated
in many clusters of roses, carnations
and chrySAnfhcmums After November
! |, Mr. and Mrs, Riser Will l,c at home
10 their friends in Inlay, New.
Mr.. and Mrs Grant Hampton en-
tcrtaincd at "A charming dinner at their
home Thursday evening. in honor of
! Mr. aud Mrs. George r. Odcll, who
have recently returned from an auto
| "trip abroad The guests were seated
nj one table. 3ttractiVcly decorated.
A fish net was drapcd over The table,
while the ccntcrDIeco was steamship
inhcddcd in klein. The favors were
painted automobiles.
Mrs l.. NJ Bailey entertained n mum
Der of the Younger set al a bridge tea
at her home Thursday afternoon, for
hcr niece. Miss JOY De Camp. of New
jersey, who v3ll spend the winter here.
Mrs Bailey WIS assisted hy Miss Stella |
Fabian. Miss Beth Critchlow and Miss
Virginia Beatty. Prizes were won by
Miss Minncuc Bacr and Miss Beth
Crtchlow. Nasturtiums were used in
the decorations
Mrs. Murray Sullivan entertained six
table. AT bridge tea at her home
Thursday afternoon in honor Of her sis
ter Mrs, Paul Burks of Truscott. Ariz.,
who is hor guest for a few dars, The
rooms were prcttily decorated in au-
tumn leaves and clusters of cosmos and
astcrs,
Mrs Rowland Williams entertained
thirty Thursday evening at music and
oamcs in honor Of her sister, Miss Net
tie Winwnrd, who will be married the
last of this month. % \ profusion of
I autumn leaves. astcrs and chrysauthc-
NUNS was effectively used,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. IT, Peabody enter
tanned ten nj n prcttlv appointed din
nor at thcir home Thursday morning
in honor Of Miss lone Morrison and
nasturtiumS graccd the center of the
table
Or. Margaret {. Roberts entertained
the members of the Authors club and
about twenty other guests at a delight.
ful tea at her home Thursday after.
noon. which was prrtti!v decorated in
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Captain and Mrs. II. p. Rifenberick
will leave here the first Of tho month
for Cincinnati. Ohio. where they Will
suend the holidays and leave early in
tbc new year for a trip abroad.
Major A. S. Rowan viii retire from
The army December ]. and soon after
Maio and Mrs Rowan will leave for
| San Francisco, Cal, where they VIII
make their home.
Mrs. William Mitchell will leave next
week for Philadelphia, Pa. where she
will spend several months in the Phila.
deIphia College of Art.
Mrs O. H. Parker of Burlington.
VI. is here 10 suend the winter with
Lieutenant and Mrs. Clark Elliott at
the post
Mrs Mary A. Mover has returned
from Seattle. Wash. and Portland, Ore,
where she had been visiting the past
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