The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-15
SOCIETY
ronAY,s EVENTS.

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. Mrs. john ". Ward viii enter @
9 tain with an informal bridge tea :.
(: to be given this afternoon at her 9
/. quarters at Fort Douglas. :
. A bridge tea viii be given this {.
2 afternoon at the home of Mrs. s:
2 John A. Marshall in East South s:
? Temple street, complimentary to q:
{: Miss lone Morrison. g
= Mrs. c. W. Nibley will entertain o
? the members of her Sewing club (.
3 this afternoon at her home in 9
(: North West Temple street. /:
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: Mrs. T. r. Black will be the {:
? hostess this afternoon at Ken 9:
2 sington tea, the first in a series {:
= of affairs TO be given at her home (:
!. in South Sixth East street. q.
3 The last of a series of teas given 9
= this week by Mrs r. w. He'll and q.
. Mrs. c. H. Harlan will be the (:
/: kensington with which they will Q
. entertain this afternoon at their 9.
!: apartments in the Caithness, the &.
? guest of honor being Mrs T. r. Z.
2 Orem Of Boston. Q
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I. Mrs. r. May will be the hostess 4.
? this afternoon at tea with which g
3 she Will entertain the members of 9
(: her Kensington club at her home. g
!: No. 80 East Second South street :.
The n. Q. S. club will meet this 8
. evening at the home of Mrs. ]. w. 9
. Klngsbury in Fourth avenue. &.
. A ball viii be given this evening o
? by the Social Circle club in Pho g:
. neer. Stake hall, the committee in @
!. charge being Fred Evans. Oscar .
? Kirk and Earl Lytting. @
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" The Daughters of the Confedera- &:
. cy will hold a social meeting this 9.
? evening at the home of Mrs Q,
. Schooling, CAB Fifth avenue. Q
, @ g @ g % q 90 % e, g . (. o @ o q 8 4.
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Mrs. c. W. Fiield was the hostess at
delightful tea given at the Country
hub yesterday afternoon, when she en-
ertained with an informal bridge tea.
rabies were charmingly decorated in
autumn leaves and clusters of yellow
hrysanthemums. This was the frs
If a series Of teas to be given by Mrs
Eifield.
The Sewing club was entertained yes
erday at its regular weekly meeting at
he home of Mrs. r. u. Leonard in
fifth South street. The next meeting
If the club will be held Thursday, Oct
i, at the home of Mrs. Ellwood Brown
n Ninth avenue.
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Miss ElinOr Stewart was the hostess
It delightful tea with which she en-
ertained a number of friends infor-
nally yesterday afternoon at her home
n First avenue. A color scheme of vel
Ow was effectively carried out in the
with clusters of yellow
iahlias placed about the rooms. Many
suests were entertained during the aft
rnOOn.
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The second of a series of delightful
cas- being given by Mrs c. H Harlan
md Mrs. r. w. Hill in the Caithness
partments was the 500 party with
which they entertained yesterday after
loon at their apartments in the Cath
less. The house was beautifully deco
ated in autumn leaves and red carna-
ions, d bouquet of the blossoms deco
ating each of the small tables Mrs.
fred Knudson and Mrs. A. L. Palmer
ssisted the hostesses in the dining
DOM. The prize winners in the card
-ames were Mrs. w. II. Weyher and
Hiss Anna Tinsman.
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a pretty luncheon was that given
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. W. J.
lynch az her home in South Fifth East
treet, when she entertained the mem
'ers of the Plate club at its regular
meeting. An autumn effect
vas carried out in the decorations,
Quantities of the autumn leaves beine
nassed with pretty effect throughout
he rooms. Autumn leaves were also
Ised in marking the places for the
-uests. In the bridge games which fol-
owed the luncheon, prizes were award
d to Miss Margaret Gibbons and Mrs
=. d. Peaslee. The next meeting of the
hub will be held in two weeks at the
ome of Mrs. Lafayette Hanchett in
bird avenue
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The wedding of Miss Louise Ayland
nd George E. Parkin took place yester-
ay at high noon in the temple, the
CEREMONY being performed by President
Ohm r. Winder. In the evening a de-
9htful reception to about fifty guests
-as given at the home of the brides
arents, Captain and Mrs. William T.
.yland, in Wellington avenue The re-
option room was beautifully decorated
! autumn leaves, combined with red
Oses in pretty effect. In the dining
pom dahlias were used, the table CEN
erpiece being a cluster of the blossoms.
ink and white carnations were used in
ne decorations in the living room. The
ride was attended by her sister, Miss
coma Ayland, as bridesmaid while
wen Parkin, a brother of the BRIDE
room, acted as best man. During the
yening a number of delightful musical
elections were given by a stringed or
nestra stationed in the hail. The bride
ore a charming gown of white silk.
lade en- train, and she carried a shower
ouquet of white bride roses. After
ct. "a Mr.. and Mrs. Parkin will be at
ONE at 100 Vidas avenue.
Miss Elsie Parsons left Wednesday
n a months visit in Nevada.
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Miss jeanne Millar, who was the guest
n a few days of Miss Lucille Clark at |
le Bransford apartments, left We'd |
asday for her home in Plainsfield, n. |
En- route, Miss Millar will visit her |
ster in Wisconsin.
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DR.. and Mrs. Francis Burgette Short !
i'll be at home to friends at the Ivan |