The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-26
SOCIETY
ToDAY's EVENTS.

g and Robert Walker Salisbury and =
o the members of their bridal party 4:
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4. A studio tea will be given this {:
&: afternoon at the Clawson studio, g
. in the Dooiy block, the hostesses (:
9 being Mrs. Heber NJ. Wells. Mrs. Z:
(. William Reid. Mrs. Frank Jen- Z.
. nings and Mrs. Ned Ferry 9
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. The Country club will be the Z.
g scene of a bridge tea to be given .
9 this afternoon, with Mrs. W. c. g
4: Alexander as the hostess. 2
q: Mrs J. H. Bardwell will enter g
. tain the members Of the Quin- Q
4. genta Card club this afternoon .
&. at the Smith apartments. @
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. Miss Edith Gaby will entertain .
&. a few friends informally Tuesday {:
4: evening in honor of Mrs. Omar &.
9 Honnold of Elko, New. 9
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(. A Halloween party will be .
:, given this evening by Mrs. Pres 9
9 colt Hampton the complimented Z:
g guests being her daughter, Mrs. 2
{: D. w Hamlin of San Francisco 9
4: and her niece. Miss Ethel Plant 9
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8 The first regular meeting of the 9:
(" Regimental Bridge club for the g
6: season will be given this evening @
g at the post, those entertaining the g
g club being Major and Mrs. James (.
{. Arrasmith. Lieutenant and Mrs. .
&: Edwin Butcher, Lieutenant E. S. 4:
I: Adams and Lieutenant o. o. Ellis. q:
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. The Orphans Home and Day &.
q Nursery association will hold @
&. special meeting this afternoon at q"
9: ? O'Clock, at the home of Mrs. Q
2 Edwin P. Kimball No. 124 South &.
9 Sixth East street. All members Z:
. are urged to be present. "
:: The Womans club meets To-Day &.
. at 2:3O O'Clock at the home of Mrs. :.
. c. H. Blanchard, in the Virginia 9
o apartments. Q
9 The Reynolds circle, Ladies of @
&: the G. A r., will hold its regular .
&" meeting today in Odd Fellows 9
(: hall at 2 o'clock. 9
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o The members of the Interalia o
9 club will meet this evening, with @
. tess, at her home in East Second 9
= South street. Q
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A large reception was given last
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Walcott Thompson in D street, when
about one hundred guests were enter
tanned in honor of Bishop and Mrs
Benjamin Brewster of Colorado, who
are guests at the Thompson home
Pink and white cosmos were used with
dainty effect in the decorations
throughout the rooms. a low cluster 81
the blossoms forming the table center
piece in the dining room. Mr.. and Mrs
Thompson were assisted in receiving
Jy Bishop and Mrs. Benjamin Brews-
ter, Judge and Mrs. NJ. L. Richie and
General Thompson.
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Mrs. Clark Elliott entertained with q
Charmingly appointed luncheon yesteT'
day afternoon at the Wilson hotel, the
honored guest being Mrs. Elizabeth
Hoffman. Yellow and white chrysan-
themums in a low mound gTaced the
center of the table, where covers were
laid for Mrs William Purviance, Mrs
T. R. Harker. Mrs. Thomas Parker
Miss nellie Henderson and Mrs. FL
liott.
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a beautiful tea yesterday afternoon
was given by Mrs. L. c. Miller, whC
entertained about two hundred guest!
at her home in East First South street
The reception hall was bright with vel
low chrysanthemums. while beautiful
white chrysanthemums were used il
the dining room and den. In the par
lor a pretty touch of color was giveI
by vases of pink carnations PLACED
here and there about the room. ThOs
who served tea were Mrs. Thomas
Weir and Mrs. Charles Rood, Will,
Miss lone Morrison presided at tn
punch bowl, assisted by Miss Edn;
Dunn, Miss Elinor Stewart and Mis-
Stella Fabian. Mrs Miller was as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. A. ]. Cor
| ham, Mrs. George Stiehl and Mis-
| George D. Keyser.
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Mrs. J. J. Daynes, jr., was the hos
! tess at a delightful KensingtOn tei
/ given yesterday in honor of Miss We'd
| Beebe, a charming autumn bride. Tn
| dining table was covered with Mexi
! can drawnwork cloth over yellow satin
and a mound of yellow nasturtium
! graced the center of the dining table
with trailing ivy vines about the cloth
! The parlor was effectively decorated i
/ ferns and red roses. Assisting Mrs
! Daynes in the dining room were Mrs
/ o. c. Beebe and Miss MaTgueTtt
| Daynes.
The Alta club was the scene of
/ stag dinner given last night, the hos
being c. P Overfield whose marriag
to Miss lone Morrison will take plac
| Wednesday evening. A beautiful flora
piece formed the table decorations an
covers were laid for Governor Williar
Spry, d. G. Jackling, Jasper McCaskel
| Gordon Hutchins, George d. Keyse1
James Hogle, Harry Shearman, A. T
Peabody, Leonard Wilson, Russell {
Schulder and Frank 3. Stephens.
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Mrs. Thomas Carrigan was tn
hostess at a delightful Kensingto
with which she entertained the mem
bers of her sewing club yesterday aft
ernOOn at her home in the Smith apart
| ments. An effective arrangement {
nasturtiums beautified the dinin
| table. while roses and asteTs in a dee
red shade were used with pretty e1
feet in the parlOr. The members pre-
ent We're Mrs. r. E. Boes, Mrs. D. v
Hamlin. Mrs. S. W. Rivers, Mrs. w. T
1 McManus. Mrs. c. n. Sampson, Mr.
Salisbury and Mrs. Frank Spoone
The next meeting of the club will
held Monday, Nov. 8, at the home
Mrs. SpOoner in Milton avenue.
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Daughters of the Utah Pioneers he
a meeting yesterday afternoon at tt
beautiful home of Mrs. NJ Y Douga
in North State street. Autumn flOwel
and the national flags were effectivel
combined in the decorations through
out the house.
This was the opening meeting of Il
seasons work, and a number of d.
lightful talks on Early Reminii
| cences" were given by Mrs. Bathshet