The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-14
WEEK IN SOCIETY.

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ent. The theatre party was followed by
| a supper at Mrs Hewetts home in the
Browning apartments.
Mrs. J. c. Reeves entertained at third
of a series of bridge teas yesterday. aft
ernoon Mrs. Reeves was assisted by
Mrs. J. c. Lynch, Mrs. Frank Devereaux
and Miss Josephine Devereaux: The
Mrs. Allen Sanford, Mrs. A. T. VOfmer,
Mrs. G. Morrow, Mrs. H. DOfflemeyer
and Miss O'Meara. The color scheme of
green and white was beautifully carried
out in white chrysanthemums.
Mrs. w. w. Armstrong entertained four
tables at a bridge tea yesterday after
noon. A mound of yiolets graced the cen
ter of the dining table.
Following the organ recital given yes
terday at the Tabernacle in honor of Mrs.
Adeline Fitz. president general of the
\ fully appointed luncheon was given by
| Mrs. T. G. Weber in honor of Mrs.
| FitZ and the officers of the state or
ganiZatiOn large cluster Of yellow
chrysanthemums graced the center of thu
luncheon table and favor bouquets OF
violets were laid at each guests place
Around the table was entwined a wreath
of Sm1iaX, and ferns added to the pretty
| effect. DAINTY place cards. bearing gold
monographs, were laid for twelve guests.
In the evening a box party was given in
| honor of Mrs. Fitz at the Salt Lake the
atre.
Miss Grace Vincent was the hostess
yesterday afternoon at a progressive
travel, party given in honor of Miss
Catherine Williamson, a bride Of the
month. White and pink chrysanthemUms
were used in the parlor decorations
while the dining room was beautiful in
yellow chrysanthemums and ferns. Miss
Vincent was assisted in serving by Miss
Janet Williamson, a sister of the guest
of honor.
The faculty of the university enter
tanned yesterday evening with delight
ful dancing party given in honor of the
freshman class of the university.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bonnemort and Mrs
Joseph Young entertained eight guests
with a box party at the Orpheun yes
terday afternoon, the guest of honor be
ing Mrs. Thomas Kearns, who mas re
Gently returned from visit in California
] Tbs guests present at the matinee wsrt
Mrs. T. J. Wyche, Mrs. n. G. Callow
! Mrs. l. II. Farpsworth. Mrs. F. L. Par
ker and Mrs. c. n, Bell
A delightful surprise party given yes
terday afternoon was that at the home OF
Mrs J. II. Witbeck, in honor of the sew
enteenth birthday of her daughter, Miss
Joy Witbeck. The parlor was beautifully
decorated with crystal vases of yellow
chrysanthemums, While in the sitting
| room clusters of the blossoms in differ
ent shades were used. In the dining room
a color scheme Of pink and green was
carried out with beautiful effect. The
dining table was covered with doilies
over pink satin, and pink shaded candle
| labra lighted the table tall crystal
centerpiece and large bowl of pink
satin ribbon was tied about the stem of
the vase. Maiden hair ferns were also
StreWn about the table Piano Selections
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Miss JOY Witbeck delighted the guests
with number of recitatiOns, charmngly
given The guests present were Mis-.
Alice Spry, Miss GeneVieve Wright Miss
Mae HOlley, Miss Vera Cutler, Miss Amy
| FamswOrth. Miss Mildred Miles. Miss
| Georgia Williams, Miss Ruth WooIley
Miss Iva Bowers. Miss Merle Taylor and
Miss Clara Wilcox.
| The home of Mr. and Mrs. II. A White
| on Seventh South street was the scene OF
a pretty affair given Monday evening
| when they entertained twelve young girls
| complimentary to their daughter, Miss
| Hazel White. The evening was pleasant
| " passed in music and games. The guests
present during the evening were Miss
! Helen Croft, Miss Anna Elliott. Miss LIE
tttia Davis, Miss Iris Wilson; Miss
| Irania White and Clyde Edmunds, Louis
| Racine, Jack Jacobs, George Croton, Cliff
ton Nelson and Charles Dowden-
Mrs. r z. McGurrin was the hostess
| Monday at a bridge party. one of a serie;
of teas being given at her home in the
! Bransford apartments. Five tables OF
bridge were played during the afternoon.
! A prettiiy appointed dinner was that
| with which Mrs. Ledyard Bailey enter
/ tanned eight guests informally Sunday
/ evening at the University club, the com
! plimented guest being Mrs. Harold Siegel
| who left yesterday for her home in Ne
yads.
Mrs. A. W. Jacobs and Mrs. c. L. Jacobs
i were entertained informally at dinner
| Sunday night, the hostess being Mrs. A.
NJ. Waldron, at her home in Fifth Eas
! street.
Mrs. Richard A. keyes was the hostess
at charmingly appointed dinner given al
/ the Alta club on Monday evening. Covers
| dinner a box party was given for the
guests at the Orpheum theatre.
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/ Mr.. and Mrs J. J. Daynes, jr. enter
| tanned a number of friends with d boA
party given Monday night at the Sal
| Lake theatre. The guests were former
| Governor and Mrs John G. Cutler, Mr.
and Mrs 0. c. Beebe. Mr. and Mrs. He
| Jenkins, and Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Cut
Ter, jr.
Mrs. Orange J. Salisbury. jr., was the
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ner party given in honor of Miss Gene
1 We've Mccormick, whose marriake tc
/ Walker Salisbury will take place a week
l from today.
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Captain and Mrs. r. r. Harker, Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Clark Elliott. Lieutenant
/ Stillman and Mrs. o. H.. Parker were
/ guests at a theatre party given Tuesday
night at the Salt Lake theatre.
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/ A delightful dinner party given Tues
/ day evening was that with which Mrs
/ F. z. McGurrin entertained a few friends
/ informally at her home in the Brans-
! ford apartments. Covers were laid foi
4 six guests.
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Two delightful affairs given Tuesday
were the card parties at the home of Mrs
{ J. 7. Buswel in Third avenue, the host
! esses being Mrs. w. NJ. Boswell and Mrs
/ J J. Boswell. In the afternoon a bridge
! tea was given five tables being played
and the prizes being awarded to Mrs
| G. II. MOrehouse, Mrs. A. II. Ensign Mrs
| A. H. Peabody. Mrs. Charles Blanchard
and YRS Boutwell,. In the evening the
| hostnsses entertained six tables at a 1--WE
| hundred party. Those who assisted in
the serving were Mrs. ]. R. Davis and
Mrs. Mark Reedall. In the dining room a
color scheme of green and white was car
ried out In the decorations. Dainty point