The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-17
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autumn party Monday afternoon al
their home, los North Third West street
The house was beautiful decorated with
profusion Of nutumn flowers and
leaves Vases of Autumn flowers were
used in the table decorations. a number
OF new games were introduced. In tho
archery contest Mrs W L. Biersoch and
Mrs Wilson carried off the honors
During tie afternoon a number OF beau
tiful musical selections were rendered
About thirty guests were present
On "Wednesday Afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs j. 2. Arnitstead entertained IN
honor of Mrs Adde Myers, who left
Thursday for her home in Evanston.
The rooms were decorated IN bright
autumn colors and astors. mound Of
Bsters formed beautiful centerpicce on
the dining room table. whero n delicious
luncheon was served 10 thirty guests.
The evening wss pleasantly spent in
games and music.
Thursday evening tho Sixth ward go.
eial hall WAS the scene of a most en-
inyable reception. when the officers and
teachers Of the Y. NJ. and Y. l.. NJ. I.
A. entertained the members at an open
INC party After a programme Of reci-
tatious and songs, dancing was enjoyed.
Dainty refreshments were served 20
Miss Hazel Wheable spent Sunday in
Salt Lake City.
Misses Kate Tavlor. Ferris Moves
and Xcll1 FaTrer arc home again from
Salt Lake City. where they went 20 at
tend the Federation Of Women S clubs.
Mrs. T.. Van Wagenen was the rc-
cipient of a most enjoyable birthday
surprise Tuesday evening. when n mum
her of her friends and relatives met at
the Van Wagenen home and enjoyed au
evening of games ard music. Refresh
mcnts were served.
Misses Pearl and Ldya Jones went
20 Salt Lake City Wednesday morning
10 Spcnd n few DAYS with friends. and
Incidentally 70 attend the Mrs. Leslie
Carter performance at the ;heater.
Charles Tits and Mrs. Max Hamilton
of Nevada stopped off in Provo Satur.
aav on their way 20 the Cintah Indian
reservation.
Mrs. Addie Myers OF Evanston. Wyo..
rc,Uyuod 20 her home THURSDAY morning
after n very pleasant visit with friends
ln this city.
The ladies OF ST. Mary's guild and
their friends gave r musical and social
Friday evening at the Episcopal church.
\ very pleasant evening was spent in
listening Ia a programme OF music.
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fifty guests a. a bundle shower Thurs
day evening in honor Of Miss Hazel
Hansen. an autumn bride The rooms
were prcttilv decorated with lunches of
leaves for rhc occasion. The guest of
honor was the recipient of many beauti-
ful presents.
Mrs. J.. J. Siegler arrived Wednesday
morning from Iowa. She will make her
home here.
Miss Margaret Call Of Willard is here
for week s visit with relatives and
friends
DR. II. G.. Merrill left Tuesday for .
short stay in Castle Gate.
Miss Eva Jones is home again after
4 visit to Salt Lake City.
Dr. Andy u Stewart of Nj Pleasant
is visiting his parents IN Provo, Mr.
aud Mrs. A. H.. Stewart, Jr.
Joseph W Dunn has returned from
trip TO Ogden and Salt Lake City.
Mrs y. H. Felt Of Manti is visiting
relatives in Provo for n few DAYS.
Mrs. c. 4. Edredge Of Salt Lake is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Reed Smoot
of this city.
Miss Chloe Smoot has returned TO her
home in Provo after very pleasant
visit in Portland, Or,
: Frank French Of the University OF
Utah visited with friends in this city
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs Arch Cheney from
Washington, u. c., arc visiting in the
Garden CITY, the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Allen.
Frank Graham has returned to his
home in salt Lake after very plcasan;
week spent with relatives in this city.
Bruce Mace and wife Of LoveloclSs,
New, have returned 20 their home after
o very pleasant visit with Mr.. Mace 5
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Mace Of
this city.
\ successful dancing party was given
at the y. y. /. gymnasium Friday night
Several hundred students were present
and enIoyed the festivities.
The fourth year high school class gave
q party on the west 3. Y. [. lawn Fri
day evening. Tho lawn was lighted
with electric lights. Melons and grapes
were served 10 the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs A II. DcLong enter
inincd AT a social NJ their home Satur-
day evening in honor of he employees
Of W. H. Ray & Co. The time was spent
With cards. music and social talk \
delicious luncheon was served
Miss Barbara Paxmau was pleasantly
surprised at the home Of her parents
sehoolmates and friends. Cards, music
aud dainty lunch helped 10 pass a
pleasant evening.
Deputy Fish and Gnmo Warden Brig
Madsen entertained John r. Hardy.
secretary 10 the governor; Cartoouist
- p'LoUghlin Of the Salt Lake Evening
Telegram: Or. d. II Calder and George
NJ. Smoot Of Provo At n fishing party
on Utah lake last week.
The Girls Friendly or the juniors
and seniors of the Episcopal church wero
entertained Thursday evening by Miss
knepper AT ''coan;ry school parry. -
Each girl wore = costume appropriate 10
The occasion. Dainty refreshments
were served
NJ. and Mrs. o. l.. Heidelberg m.
uounco the engagement Of their daugh
ter Bessie 70 Roscoe Van Wngrncn The
wedding will take place tho latter part
of October
The Forget Ne Not md Aecnda clubs
were pleasantly entertained nj The home
OF c. II. Miller. tho occasion being the
hir-hday II Miss Zolla Miller, a member
nf the ciUbs. GaJncs. music aud de
hflous luncheon were The features