The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-07
SOCIETY
ToDAY's EVENTS.

ToDAY's EVENTS.
= Miss Agatha Berkhoel and Har- :.
- old L. Siegel will be quietly mar =
= Tied today in New York City, and =
= will leave later for Washington, =
= d. c., to remain for some time. :.
= This wedding is of great interest :.
= locally. as Miss Berkhoel has been =
:: one of Salt Lakes most prominent .
= vocalists, and is a sister of Jack =
: BerkhOel, also prominent here in =
= musical and social circles. Nj. =
= Siegel, the son of Mr.. and Mrs. =
= Henry Siegel Of this city, is a west =
ern man, and a member of the =
:: University club. =
:: One of the largest events of the =
= week will be the reception to be =
:: given this evening to the guests of -
:: the State Federation of Women's =
:. clubs, the affair to be held at the -
y beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs. =
:: David Keith on East South Tenn =
: pie street. :.
: A bridge tea will be given this y
= afternoon at the home of Mrs. =
= Will Browne in the Kensington =
= apartments, this being the first of =
= two teas to be given by her this =
: week. ::
/" Miss Gertrude Campbell will be :.
: the honOred guest this afternoon at =
: 500 party, to be given at the home =
= of Mrs. Freeman Bassett in =
= Twelfth East street. :.
I" The Sewing club will be enter :.
80 fqfrnd fhfc Of =.
= of Mrs, Mark Lillard in the Dray- =
:: ton apartments on First avenue =
- =.
: Miss Minette Baer will entertain =
= few friends informally this after =
= noon in honor of Miss lone MOrri- =
= son, an October bride. :.
- = = :" = = = :! = = = = :. :. :. = =
Mrs. George Keyser entertained with
a luncheon given yesterday afternoon in
honor of Miss lone Morrison, an October
bride. The parlOr was decorated in as
tiers and nastUTtiums, while autumn
leaves were used in the dining room. A
mound of the bright tinted leaves
formed the table centerpiece, and au-
tumn leaf place cards were laid for Mrs.
l.. c. Miller, Mrs. Louis Gates, Miss
Margaret Miller Miss Aileen Maclean,
Miss Gertrude Hanson, Mrs. S. w. Nor
rison, Mrs. NJ. A. Keyser Mrs. Mark
Lillard, Miss ElinOr Stewart, Miss
Edna Dunn, Mrs. c. r. PearsaH and
Miss Edna Bailey.
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Mrs John c. Cutler entertained a
small party of friends yesterday after
noon with a matinee party at the Salt
Lake theatre.
The Utopia club was delightfully."- en-
tertained yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. c. c. Crismon on First
North street, the hOstesses being Mrs.
5. L. Mayer and Mrs. CrismOn. a Cluny
lace cloth over pink satin covered the
luncheon table, and the Centerpiece was
cluster of American Beauty roses in
a cut glass bowl, surrounded with tulle
Covers were laid for seventeen guests
Following the luncheon four tables OF
bridge were played, the prizes BEING
awarded to Mrs. Z. A. Wall, Mrs. G. NJ
Bell, Mrs. W. F. Beer and Miss Berry
Of Chicago. The next meeting Of the
club will be held Wednesday, Oct 20, al
the home of Mrs. Wall on East Souti
Temple street.
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A charming afternoon tea given yes
teTday was that with which Miss BetF
Chapman entertained thirty guests q
her home on First South street. Tn,
house was pTettily decorated through.
out with a prOfusiOn of the bright col
Ored autumn leaves. Those assisting il
the serving were the Misses Stella Fa.
bian, Carey Marshall and Dorothy
! Chapman.
An informal tea was that with which
Mrs. George r. Smith entertained mem
! bers Of the Kings Daughters YESTERDAY
afternoon, complimentary to Miss Ger
| trude Campbell, an October bride. Mas
turtiums and California peoples wer,
| effectively used in carrying out a colo
scheme of yellow in the decorations
Fourteen guests were present during tn,
afternoon.
The home of Mrs. F. L. Dodge OF
/ Third avenue was the scene of a pretty
tea given yesterday afternoon, wheT
Mrs. Dodge entertained twenty guest!
in honor of her mother and sister. Mrs
J. L. KiseT and Miss Jeanette Kiser OF
Davenport, Ia. and Miss Isabel Carpen.
ter of Washington, D. c. The tea tabl,
was beautifully decorated with the sea
sons flowers.
A delightful 500 party was that giver
yesterday afternoon at the Woodruff
apartments, with Mrs. George Raymond
as hostess. A color scheme of red anC
green was carried out in the decora.
tons, autumn leaves being masseC
about the rooms with pretty effect. Five
tables of 500 were played, and the prize.
were won by Mrs. Simon Black, Mrs
W. H. Tobias and Mrs. Eugene Kahn.
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A charmingly appointed dinner was
given last night at the home of Mrs. T
r. Woodbridge in the Stauffer apart
ments, an autumn effect being prettily
carried out in the decorations. Covers
were laid for fourteen guests.
Mrs. Henry Franklin Hoyt has issued
invitations for a tea to be given Satur-
day, oct. 9, from to o'clock, at her
home, "A Virginia street.
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Miss Edith Warner will be the hostess
at dinner party to be given Friday
evening in honor of Miss Mamie
Wheatley of Phoebe, New, who is a
guest at the Warner home.
X X X
Miss Martha Long will be the hostess
at a party TO be given Saturday even
ing in honor of Wallace Austin, who
leaves next Wednesday for the east.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Greenewald are
now at home at No. IA Bransford apart
ments