The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-14

lace doflies covered the table, and clus-
ter of white carnations in a silver vase
formed the table centerpiece. sprays or
asparagus ferns were strewn about the
table with pretty effect. Throughout the
other rooms yellow -ehrysanthemums were
used in the decorations.
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A delightful bridge tea given Tuesday
afternoon was that with which Mrs. ;.
L. Mayer entertained at her home in the
Oak apartments. Vases of yellow asters
Nere used with pretty effect in decoras-
ing the small bridge tables Five tables
were played and the prizes were aw 1rdsd
TO Mrs. Wilbur Henderson, Mrs. L. l.,
Archer, Mrs. Nj. B. Stanley, Mrs. Not
tage and Mrs. Olive Gaylord. Mrs. MAYER
was assisted in serving by Mrs. Weir
James.
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A pretty affair given Tuesday was the
tea given by Mrs. Murray Godbe and her
sister, Miss Clint Young, at the home oil
Mrs GOdbe. The guests of honor were
Mrs A w. Jacobs and Mrs. c. L. ia
cobs, who will leave Saturday for their
charmingly decorated in clusters of yell
low chrysanthemCms. Eighteen guests
were invited 20 meet the complimented
guests.
The members of the Quingenta Card
club We're entertained at the home of Mrs.
Simon H. Black at her apartments in the
Arlington in First avenue Tuesday. The
prize winners in the card games were
Mrs. c. II. Harlan, Mrs. II. W. Sherwood
and Mrs. F. Shumway.
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Members of the Thirteen club were en-
tertained at a dance at the Odeon Tues
day evening by W. S. Watson, following
which banquet was rendered the host
| by the club members at Franklin 8
| Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Z. W.
/ Mamie Houtz, A. larson and Miss Wilt
| Norman, A. V. Olsen and Miss Mabe!
Rumble, W. p. Bennett and Miss Mabel
| Tarpy, DR.. Z. NJ KeysOr and Miss Pearl
/ Houtz, NJ r. Gray and Miss Gwin Lang,
] NJ Chessman and Miss Dorothy Watson,
| J. B. Snyder and Miss Birdie Schneider,
| Ray Frost and Miss Evelyn Booths, A.
| W. Duste and Miss Georgia Reid. T. y.
| Myers and Miss Eleda Anderson, W. S.
/ Watson and Miss Elsie Watson.
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/ An informal KensngtOn tea was that
given Wednesday afternoon by Mrs T. o.
| Lee in the Miller flats, the affair being in
honor of Mrs W A Critzer, who leaves
/ Saturday for her home in Berkeley
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A charming bridge tea was that given
! Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
/ Mrs. W. II. Mcintyre in Seventh avenue,
( the hOsteSSeS being Mrs. Mcintyre and
/ her daughter, Mrs. Fred Dern- Palms and
| ported plants were arranged with charm
| ing effect in the decorations. throughout
! the rooms, and vases of pink Chetney
/ roses added a dainty touch Of color. In
/ the dl0ln8 room a low DdShtt OF lA1 AoSSS
j graced the center of the table, and ferns
/ we're strewn about the cloth The host
/ esses were assisted in serving by Mrs
] John Dern. Mrs. George DeTn and the
/ Misses Charlotte Holmes. Geneva Savage.
| Margaret Mcintyre and Marion Mcintyre.
/ Fourteen tables of bridge were played
/ during the afternoon.
Mayor and Mrs. John S. BTansford were
/ the guests OF honor at delightful five
| hundred party given Wednesday night at
/ the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Putnam
/ in Z street. The seasons flowers were
| used with charming effect in the decora-
! tiOns throughout the rooms.
| The Cup and Saucer club met Thursday
| afternoon at the home of Mrs. w. II.
/ Weyher in Fourth avenue. Yellow and
/ white chrysanthemums were arranged
/ with pretty effect throughout the rooms,
I a tall vase of the blossoms grazing the
I center of the dining table. The hostess
+ was assisted by Mrs George. W Lam
/ bourne and Mrs. F. ". Dunn.
& pretty affair given Friday afternoon
was the 4 O'Clock tea given BY Mrs.
/ George T. Badger and Mrs. Sophia Sharp
at their home in East South Temple
/ street. in the dining room an effective
| arrangement of chTysanthemums and
! ferns carried out a color scheme of green
| and white, while in the Decorators in
! the other rooms yellow ohrysanthemums
1 were used Tea was poured by Mrs.
! George II. Smith and Miss Margaret Glib
bons. while punch was served in the IL
/ brary by Mrs. William Ray and Mrs w.
/ D Foster Seventv-five guests were en-
/ tertained during the afternoon. Others
| who assisted the hOstesses were Mrs.
| Holm Y. Rich, Mrs. Sidney SaviIle Mrs.
/ James Z. Jennings and the Misses Kin
/ nersley. Daisy Raybould and Helen
! ClawsOn.
Mrs. NJ. E Whitney was the hostess
/ FRIDAY afternoon at a deliehtful brLsge
| tea given at her home in G street, the
/ affair being complimentary to her guests.
Mrs A W. Jacobs and Mrs. c. L. ia
| cobs A color scheme of red was carried
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