The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-06

over yellow s3tln, WIN yellow nHEtcu
candles at either end Assisting in the
dining room were Mrs. ". :, Cutler, Mrs.
George Lambert and Mrs. II. T.. Cutler.
Punch Has served in the library by
Miss Hazel Cutler. Mr.. and Mrs. ,Ten
kjns were assisted in receiving by for
mer Governor and Mrs. J. G.. Cutler.
Mr. and Mrs. j. G.. Cutler. Jr., and
guests were greeted at the door by Mas
tors Elmer and Irving jenkins.
| Mrs. Harold Sicgel, who is spending
2 few days here, with her husband. on
the way To make their home in Ne
vada. was guest Of honor at n charm
ling tea Friday afternoon, when Mrs.
Charles C.. Plummer entertained thirty
five friends, Chrysanthemnms and au-
tumn leaves aud flowers were effectively
used in the decorations, with yellow
Ichrysanthcmums in the music rooms
4 and dininc.room. Mrs Plummer was
A. Scheid. Mrs. r. X. Woodruff, and
Mrs. Sol Sicgcl Delightful vocal and
instrumental numbers were given dur
ing the afternoon bv Mrs. Wrage. Miss
Selma Wall and the Misses Amy and
/ Isabel Osborne.
Tho historical division OF the Gcneal-
ogicul society entertained at an old
! fashioned ball at Social hall Friday
| evening when the many present were
dressed in al SORTS OF ,od-fashloned cos
tune, The guests were received hy MIS-;
Susa Young Gates. Mrs. Alice klmbaii
smith, Mrs Elizabeth NJ. McCune, Mrs.
Annie y. Watson, Miss Maud MAY Bah
cock, Mrs. Augustus w Grant, Mrs
! Malvinu Peters. Mrs Anna d. Grocs~
beck. Mrs Eebccca \. Niblcy, Mrs. Ma
ric Is. Winder. Mrs. Isabel whitney
Sears. Mrs Eleanor +, Mcdonald. Miss
ANNA Lynch, Mrs. Flora 3. Horne;
Mrs Edna H. Smith. Mrs Sarah \. Iuud
and Mrs. Zina y; Card
Mrs Sophia Sharp and her daughter.
! Mrs George Badger, entertained forty
ut a kcnsington Tea at their home FRI
day afternoon The rooms were prct.
the guessing games prizes We're won by
and and Mrs n . W. v. Riter. iG' Mrs. sharp
and Mrs. Badger were assisted by Mrs,
:. c. Saville, Miss Abby Wells, Mrs.
j. y. Sharp and Mrs. j. E. Jennings.
The teachers of the Lowell school.
with a few friends, entertained at a
delightful tea in the kindergarten
rooms Of the school THURSDAY after
noon, in honor Of Mrs William ST |
Clare Rivers, who has recently re-
turned from her wedding trip. Strings
of small rcd hearts were used iu the
present.
Miss Esther Allen entertained four
tables nj q bridge tea FRIDAY afternoon
in honor Of Miss Joy DcCnmp of New
, Jersey, and Miss Eleanor Rogerson of
Minneapolis, Minn.. The autumn decor
ations were effectively used. and tea
and coffee were poured by Mrs. F, T.
Robinson and Mrs. l.. Nj. Barley, as
sisted by Miss Dorothy Thompson aud
Miss Franclie.
Mrs. Max Peters entertained the
| Luncheon cmb AT her home Friday,
when the twelve guests were seated nj
one table, prcttilv decorated in vel |
low and green. with Il mound of chrYs-
auibemums III the center, The FISH
courses were carried ont in the lunch /
con. In the bridge game which fol
lowed the prize was won by Mrs, c.
/ u. Heritage.
Mr.. and Mrs \. V, Callaghan and
son and Mrs Callaghan s father, Mr..
Van Wyci5 have returned from San
| Francisco and are at home at No -
Bransford apartments: where they will
be until the completion of the Cal
laghau home IN Federal Heights,
Odcon hall was the scene Of pretty
{ dancing party Friday evening when the
members Of the Governor s club enter
taincd NJ its second dance OF the sea
son Tho usual enjoyable time was
mad and the rooms were effectively dec
Grated,
/ Mr.. and Ms George p. Holman who
! have spent the summer in Portland,
OTe.. with ther daughter, Mrs, Lon
don. will sail from New York. Tues.
! day. November 9. 1or London. Paris and
| Geneva They will spend the winter
abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. William St, Clare