The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-23

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Ritter.
Miss Elise Yates entertained with a
charming hearts" party yesterday aft
ernoon at her home on North Firsl
West street. Throughout the house
steamers OF tiny hearts IN various
shades were effectively used in the dec
orations. In the parlor and nails,
which were lighted with yellow shaded
lights. the hearts were extended from
and were twined about the windows
and over tho JoOrways with dainty Ell
feet. y color scheme or red was CHOSEN
for the dining room, he dining taoie
being lighted with red shaded Candida
bra and having a low mound or red
dahlias as a centerpiece. Streamers OF
red hearts were testoOned overhead. In
the parlors and hall. which were light
ed with yellow Shaded lights, garlanas
of the hearts were used, and pink and
white cosmos added to the charming Ell
feet Seven tables of hearts" were
played, the participants playing IN
teams. The prize winners were Mrs.
Charles Quigley Miss Emma QUigley
Mrs. Carl Williams and Miss Vedi
Beebe. Miss Beebe was also awarded
/ a guest prize. Miss Yates was assisted
in serving by Miss Margaret Harris
and Miss Merle Lynch.
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Mrs. J. H. BardweIl was the hostess
at a charmingly appointed luncheon
given at her home in the Smith apart
ments yesterday afternoon. cut glass
vase Of yellow chrysanthemums graeed
the center of the luncheon table. In the
bridge games which followed the lunch7
con the prize was won by Mrs. w. W.
Rivers.
Mrs. 3. +. OFT entertained the mem
/ bers of her Kensington club yesterday
afternoon at her home in the Oak
apartments. The next meeting of the
club Will be held Friday, Nov. II, at
| the home Of Mrs. A. H. Peterson in
Second South street.
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! The Misses Eunice Golding, Edith
! Deane and Margaret Aamott were the
! hostesses at a shower given last night
! at the home of Miss Golding in Fifth
! East street, the guest of honor being
| Miss Emily GOshell, a November bride.
/ Autumn leaves and chTysanthemums
/ were used in the decorations through
out the rooms. Clusters of yellow
chrysanthemums decorated the parlOr,
while pink blossoms were used in the
| dining room. A cluny lace cloth over
/ pink silk covered the dining table, and
d cut glass bowl of the pink chTysau-
| themums formed the centerpiece. About
| thirty-flve guests were present, and the
! hostesses were assisted by Miss Myrtle
Jack and Miss Emma Golding, while
Miss Nina Jack presided at the punch
bowl. Music and games were enjoyed
during the evening
The ladies of the First Presbyterian
.a1.- h. ,1oFsr
ful reception given last night in the
! church parlors. The church was beau
tifully decorated in fall flowers and
! autumn leaves. A large number of peo-
pie enjoyed the affair A pleasing mu-
| steal program was rendered during tho
| evening, under the direction of Miss
Maude Thorne.
A lecture, followed by a social even
| ing. was given last night at the Ilin
/ Methodist church, David w Crane
being the speaker for the evening. III.
/ topic was Porto Rico and Her People,
and was much enjoyed by the audience
Mr.. Crane has spent almost two years
in Porto Rico, and his lecture wa.
highly interesting. A musical program
and social hour followed the lecture
Miss Marguerite Duvall rendered a de.
lightful piano number, and the Misses
Edith and Dee Crawford gave a pleas
ing selection, a duet for the mandolin
and guitar.
! A delightful time was had by tbs
1 members Of the G. J. club on Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. CromDton
, Guessing games were the feature of tn,
1 evening. Musical selections were rem
dered by Miss Cora Kelly Mrs. Cromp-
ton and Miss Leona Richardson. Mis-
II Bessie Wilcox recited several pieces
The club will be entertained on mex
Monday evening by Miss Bessie vii
cox.
A tea viii be given Tuesday after
noon IT the studio of ]. W. ClawsOn. II
the Dolly block, with Mrs Heber N
/ Wells. Mrs. F. s. Perry and Mrs. Franl
Jennings as hOstesSes. On Wednes dal
afternoon Mr. Clawson's daughter
Miss Louise Clawson, will be the host
ess at a tea to be given at the studi,
in honor of Miss Vedi Beebe, a Novem
Der bride.
The officers of the Y. P. c. L. held Z
meeting during the week and arrange
ments were made for an annual ban
Quet TO be given as an opening to tn,
work of the social department of tn,
union. The first banquet will be giveI
on Friday, Nov II.
The war of roses" to be waged bl
the members Of the Youne Women