The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-24

/ was used in the decorations carnations
ana nasturtiums being effectively COM
/ blned with autumn leaves throughout
/ the rooms. The hostess was assisted
/ 6y Mrs; 5. ". Morrison and Mrs.
George D. Keyser.
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Mrs. Morren n. Farr was the hostess
at pretty autumn luncheon given We'd
nesday afternoon, with Miss Vedi Beebe
as the com9limented guest. A cut glass
| bowl of nasturtiums graced the center
| OF the table, where covers were laid for
/ Miss Vedi Beebe, Miss Rea Nibley. Miss
Alice Nibley, Miss Margaret Werner,
Mrs. Joel Nibley and Miss Sybella
Clayton.
Miss Gertrude McGrath entertained at
| a charmingly appointed dinner party
given Wednesday night at her home in
| East South Temple street cOmpli-
mentary TO Miss Genevieve Mccormick,
November bride.
|
| An informal dinner party was given
| wednesday evening at the nome of
| Major and Mrs. James krrasmith the
guests of honor being Major and Mrs.
/ William Purviance, who leave soon for
the Philippines. The dining table was
/ charming in its appointments cluster
| or pink carnations forming the table
! eenterpieee. Covers were laid for
| Colonel and Mrs. Walter Scott Major
| and Mrs. William Purviance and Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Mccormick.
| y tAdENllh5 UfluBe tea the second IN
| a series of affairs, was that given We'd
/ nesday afternoon by Mrs. R. Black
/ in Sixth East street, The parlOrs and
/ library were charmingly decorated in
autumn leaves, the vines being fes
| TONED about the rooms, with clusters
! of the bTight-tinted leaves banked with
pretty effect. In the dining room red
| asters were used, a low mound of the
| flowers grazing the center Of the table,
which was lighted with red-shaded can
| delabra. Mrs. Charles Van Dyke pre-
sided at the tea table, assisted by Miss
Leigh Block, Miss Jessie Home and
were played, and the prizes were
awarded to airs Frank Parker, Mrs. +.
A Slade, Mrs. A c. Smith, Mrs. S. c.
snyder, Mrs J. z. Clark. Mrs. John
Sharp and Mrs W. j. Lynch
One of the charming affairs given
| Thursday was the bridge tea with
which Mrs. Ledyard Bailey entertained
in honor of her niece Miss Joy De
! Camp. Yellow nasturtiums were used
with pretty effect in carrying out a
color scheme of yellow in the dining
room decorations. A large basket of
the yellow blossoms, caught here and
there with bows of yellow tulle, was
suspended from the chandelier. Those
assisting in the dining room were the
Misses Stella Fabian Beth Critchlow
and Virginia Beatty. Six tables of
bridge were played, and others came in
for the tea which followed the games.
younger social set The bridge prizes
were awarded to Miss Beth CritchlOw
and Miss Minette Baer.
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charming autumn luncheon was
that given at Fort Douglas Thursday
when Mrs. Hugh Walthall entertained
eight guests, the affair being cOmpli-
mentary to Mrs. William PurViance A
low mound of the autumn leaves deco
rated the center of the table, and
autumn leaf place cards We're laid for
Mrs. William Purviance, jr., Mrs. c. 3.
Elliott, Mrs. r. II. Parker and Mrs.
Storm of New Jersey.
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Miss lone Morrison was the guest OF
honor at an informal dinner given
| Thursday night at the home of Mrs. A.
II. Peabody in Third avenue. A mound
of yellow nasturtiums formed the table
centerpiece, and covers were laid for
twelve guests.
A delightful bridge tea was given at
the home of Mrs. 7. r. Black Thursday
afternoon, when she entertained about
forty guests at the last of a series Of
charming affairs given at her home in
Sixth East street Autumn leaves were
arranged throughout the rooms, long
sprays Of the Virginia creepers being
entwined about the dOOrways and win
dows. A color scheme of red was car
ried out in the dining room decorations,
red asters forming the table center
piece. The tea table was presided over
by Mrs. c. c. Nelson, assisted by Miss
Dorothy Partridge and Miss Ethel
Tyree.
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About thirty guests were delightfully."-
entertained Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Frank b. Stephens at a
bridge tea given in honor of Miss lone
Morrison, an October bride. In carry
ing out a color scheme of pink and
white, cosmos and chrysanthemums
were effectively used throughout the
rooms. Mrs. stephens was assisted in
e. nv Co ffac ton md
Miss Edna FarnswOrth. Seven tables
of bridge were played, and the prizes
were won by Mrs. J. NJ Bowman, Miss
Stella Fabian and Miss Hazel Sapping-
ton. with guest prize for Miss Nor
riSon.
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The Misses Viola and Mignon Den
halter were the hOstesses Thursday at
a delightful five hundred party given
at their home in Fifth South street,
with Miss Vedi Beebe as the compli
were carried out in the decorations,
the centerpiece on the dining table
being d jaCk-O'-lantern filled with au-
tumn fruits. Apple cider was served
during the afternoon by Miss Florence
Campbell, while those who assisted in
the dining room were Miss Myrtle
Jack, Mrs. William Mitchell, Miss Alice /
Nibley and Miss Rae Campbell. The |
tally cards were effective hand-painted /
Halloween scenes. Seven tables of five |
hundred were played, the successful !
players being Mrs. Wallace Hunter and |
Miss Nedi Beebe. Miss Sybella Clayton !
rendered a number of charming piano /
selections during the afternoon, and /
Miss Irene Kelly sang several delight |
fui songs.
Mrs. Murray Sullivan was the host /
ess at a bridge tea given Thursday /
noon at her home in Fourth avenue. /
sister, Mrs. Paul Burks of Prescott, |
ArtZ. A large vase of pink and white /
cosmos decorated the center of the /
dining table, and the bright colors of /
the autumn leaves were seen in the /
decorations in the rooms
A linen shower was given Thursday |
night at the home of Mrs. Rowland |
Williams in Ninth East street the hon
ored guest being her sister, Miss Net |
tie Winward. In the parlor clusters /
with pretty effect. while asters and /
dahlias decorated the dining room. The |
dining table was covered with a cluny 1
lace piece, and a mound of red dahlias /
graeed the center of the table. About /
thirty guests were present during the 4
evening, and the hostess was assisted |
in receiving by her sister. Miss Myrtle /
Winward.
delightful affair was the hop given /
at Fort Douglas Friday night by the !
post Officers this being one of series /
to be given during the season. The |
lawn in front of the officers quarters /
was lighted with many lanterns. while 1
quantity of fall flowers were used /
in the hall decorations. Following the /
daTsce a charmingly appointed supper /
was served to the guests at the quar- 4
tiers of Major and Mrs. James ARA 1
smith.
delightful bridge tea was that /
given Friday afternoon at the home /
Of Mrs. James f. Jennings in East |
South Temple street. A color scheme /
of yellow was used in the dining room /