The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-07

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while punch was served in the libary
and dining room by Miss Hazel Cutler
and Mrs. Herbert Cutler. A delightful
musical program was rendered during
the evening, vocal and instrumental Sc
lections being given by Miss Edna
Dwyer Miss Helen Hartley. Miss Zoe
Bagley. Miss Maud Thorn. Miss Irene
Kelly, Miss Romania Hyde, Hugh Dou-
gall and Fred Graham. Several pleas
ing numbers were also given during the
evening by a stringed quartette.
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David Keith, jr., was the host at an
Orpheum party. with which he enter
tanned eight of his little friends Friday
evening.
Sherman Jones was pleasantly sur
prised Friday evening by a party of
friends. The house was effectively dec
GRATED throughout with autumn flowers
Games were a feature of the evening,
and the guests were entertained with a
number of delightful instrumental Sc
lections by Miss Aleta Witbeck, Miss
Alice CahoOn and Miss Fronia Hen
niser.
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The E. c. club was entertained Friday
at an Orpheum party, followed by a
luncheon at Franklin's. The affair was
in honor Of Miss Elma Young, who
leaves this week for New York. The
guests were Miss Elma Young Mrs. Al
len Howard. Mrs. Arnold Giauque, Mrs
John Hardy, Mrs. Walter Eldredge, Miss
Emma Darlington, Miss Charlse SaYille,
Miss Ethel Connolly A color scheme of
green and white was carried out in the
table decorations.
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Mrs James Perry, jr., gave a Dutch
lunch at her home Thursday night in
honor of Mrs. Carl Evans, a September
bride. Miss Alta Young gave number
of beautiful selections on the piano.
Mrs, D. z. Evans, Mrs. Maud Oaks,
Mrs. NJ Benson and Miss Len Evans
assisted the hostess. The decorations
throughout the home were pink and
white chrysanthemums.
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Among the social events of the week
was a welcome home and birthday par
ty rendered Miss Eva H. Jensen last
Monday evening, Nov. l, at her home,
No. 154 North Second West street.
About fifty of her friends gathered to
bid her welcome and congratulate her
on her natal day. She was the re-
cipient of many beautiful sentiments
from her friends, both on this side and
the other SIDE of the ocean, she having
lately returned, in company with her
mother Mrs. Emma H. Jensen, from a
very interesting trip through Denmark.
Sweden, Norway, Germany, Holland,
France and England. They also visited
number of mission fields in the east,
as we'll as in the foreign field countries.
Among the most interesting was their
visit In Washington, D. c., and YER
mont. They were given a kind and
welcome reception at Durham house,
Liverpool by President Charles w.
Penrose and wife, both on their arrival
and home leaving. Mrs. and Miss Jen-
son enjoyed excellent health while
| away. During the evening there were
a number of vocal and instrumental Sc
| lections and games of different kinds
were enjoyed. Dainty refreshments
were served, after which all returned 10
their homes, having spent very pleas
| ant time.
The last i'm a series Of teas given by
Mrs. Allen 7. Sanford was that with
which she entertained Thursday after
noon at her home in the Virginia apart
ments. Yellow and white chrysanthe-
NUNS were used in pretty effect
| throughout the rooms. Four tables OF
bridge were played and the bridge
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| hon. Mrs. 3. A. Mcmillan, Mrs. ]. A
Earls and Mrs. 5. o. S. Nelden.
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Miss Vedi Beebe was the compliment
ed guest at a theatre party given
| Thursday night by Miss Alice Dunbar
at the Orpheum. Following the play
the guests were entertained with a sup
per at Franklin's. The supper table
was charmingly decorated in pink bride
roses, and dainty place cards in a cupid
| design were laid for Mrs O. G. Beebe
Mrs. Nora Murdoch Miss vedi Beebe
| Miss Mignon Denhalter Miss Alice
| Nibley, Miss Louise Clawson, Miss
/ Norma Woodruff, Miss Beulah Wood
druff, Miss Gwen Dunbar and Miss
Alice Dunbar.
Mrs. Elizabeth BOnnemort enter
| tanned a party of friends Thursday
night at a box party. given at the OPEN
ing performance of Ragged Robin" at
the Salt Lake theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Winsness enter
| tanned a large number OF friends Thurs
day evening at a delightful five hun
dred party given at their home in D
street. Autumn flowers were effective
ly used in the decorations.
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The Cup and Saucer club was de-
lightfully entertained Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs G. W. Lam
bourne in street. Clusters Of white
chrysanthemums were effectively used
In the decorations.
Miss Louise Parry entertained the
members of the Undine club Thursday
night at her home in South Seventh
East street. A Japanese effect was
chosen for the decorations, Japanese
parasols and fans carrying out the eff
feet. Over the dining room table was
suspended a large parasOl, and tiny
fans were used for place cards. The
guest favOrs were pink carnations. In
the decorations throughout the other
rooms a pretty arrangement Of white
and lavender cosmos was used. A spe-
cial musical program was given dur
ing the evening, the selections being
Mendelssohn numbers. Twenty guests
enjoyed the AFFAIR.
Miss Baumgarten, who entertained
with Kensington on Tuesday, was the
hostess at a delightful luncheon, with
which she entertained a few friends in
formally Thursday at her home in the
Smith apartments. Yellow chrysan-
themums were used with pretty effect
in the decorations, and covers were laid
for six guests.
Mrs. f. c. Parsons and Mrs Sarah
McChrystal were the hostesses at a five
hundred party with which they enter
tanned few friends Informally Friday
afternoon at their home in East First
South street. The guest of honor was
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