The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-31

large bowl Of yellow chrysanthemums
forming the table centerpiece. Those
serving in the dining room were Mrs.
T. R Black and Mrs. Rulon SmOOt, as
sisted by Miss Elsie Dickert and Mrs
James Sadier. Six tables of bridge were
played and prizes were won by Mrs.
William Foster and Mrs. Richard
Romney.
Mrs. F. E. Marcy and Miss Anna
Tinsman. who entertained Wednesday
at a charming bridge tea, were again
the hOstesses at a delightful affair CIV
en- Thursday at the Marcy home in P
street. A centerpiece of yellow chrys-
anthemums gFaced the center of the
dining table. which was covered with
cluny lace piece over yellow satin. Mrs.
r. H. Peale and Mrs. De Boutze assist
ed in the dining room. Those winning
prizes in the bridge games were Mrs
John DelanO, Mrs. GlOchner of Los An
geles, Mrs Wyche, Mrs. Fields, Mrs.
Edwards, Miss Ethel Mount and Miss
Margaret Gibbons.
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Mrs. A H. Warren was the hostess
at a Halloween lark given last evening
at her home in Q street. Jack-O'-lan
terms, witches and black cats carried
out the Halloween idea in the decora-
tions, and covers were laid for thirteen
guests Miss Fanny Foster told for
tunes, and Miss Olive Jones made a
most effective witch. Miss Claire Can
non and Miss Eleanor also assisted Mrs.
Warren in entertaining.
X X X
The annual Halloween party given by
the members of Rowland Hall took
place last night, and was a most de-
lightful affair. The masked students
took part in grand march, after
which dancing and Halloween games
were enjoyed in the gymnasium. Jack
O'-lanterns decorated the hall, and mU
sic was furnished by a stringed Orches-
ira.
Miss Ethel Mudgett entertained eight
cen guests yesterday afternoon at a
delightful tea. in honor of a number Of
young girls who are visiting in the city.
X x
Following a rally given Wednesday
evening at the home Of Mrs. J. H. Wit
beck a banquet was served to about
forty guests. The house was beautiful
ly decorated throughout the parlOr
having two beautiful silk flags draped
over the windows, and pink and white
carnations and ferns were banked on
the mantels. In the sitting room chrys-
anthemums and dahlias were used with
pretty effect. A big bell formed Of tiny
flags was suspended over the chande-
lier in the dining room. and the table.
which was covered with lace dOilies
over red satin. was lighted with red
shaded candelabra. A delightful piano
selection was given by Miss Aleta Wit
beck. and a reading, The Soul of a
Violin, by Miss JOY Witbeck, was Civ
en- with great feeling and expression.
Talks were given by Mayor Bransford
and other guests.
Mrs F. s. Wonnacott was the hostess
at a charming Halloween luncheon, Civ
en- yesterday. A pumpkin Centerpiece
filed with marigolds gTaced the center
of the table, and place cards bearing
Halloween suggestions marked the
places for twelve guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. W. DeasOn enter
tanned on Friday evening at a freak"
party, Mrs. Shields, Mr.. DEM and ].
Geiger winning the freaks. The home
was beautiful in red and yellow jack
o'-lantern gOuTds, flowers and autumn
leaves. while "spoOks" walked the
lawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Hubbard enter
tanned at a prettily appointed dinner in
their apartments IN the GlDDOnS last
Wednesday evening. Beautiful yellow
chrysanthemums were effectively used
In the table decorations. Covers were
laid for ten.
X X y
Mrs. o. z. Branning was delightfully."-
surprised Wednesday afternoon at her
home on Third avenue by the ladies OF
the Germania club. A musical program
was given, after which a dainty lunch
con was served.
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Captain and Mrs. Byron Conrad en-
tertained with an informal dinner Sat
urday evening at Fort Douglas in honor
of Major and Mrs. James Purviance,
who leave Monday for the Philippines.
The table was decorated in American
Beauty roses, and covers were laid for
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