The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-30


: Denver, Colo. =.
Mrs y. II. Warren entertained six
Teen children at Halloween party Fri
day evening in honor Of her little
daughter. Anna The evening was spent
N games of all sorts, dancing and for
iune-tcllng, followed by prettily ap-
pointed supper. The guests were seat
ed at ono lcng table, with a cover of
orange iaper. covered with witches and
Back cath while the table and rooms
we're lighted with lacl.-o lanterns, and
orange shaded lights. Covers were laid
ior Miss Adricnnc King, Miss Ruth
6owans of Ogden, Miss Isabel Fitzger-
aid Miss Miriam Love, Miss Marie
howard, Miss Elma Darling, David
Keith, Jean Hutchins, Tom McCartv,
iiutehins, Ray McCarty, William Glib
son and Charles Post, Mrs. Warren
was assisted by tho Misses Dorothy
hletchfield, Helen lIanchett, Fannie
Foster aud Eleanor Warren,
Mrs. j, c, Cutler, Jr.. entertained
my friends al q five hundred Hal
lowecn party, Friday afternoon. The
rooms were lighted with pumpkins. a
pr9lnsion OF which was used in the
VAL, while the stairway was twincd
with autumn leaves, berries and vines.
COSMOS were used in the dining room.
An embroidered centcrpiccc of cosmos
covered the table, with basket of the
Lowers IN tho center and lighted
pumpkin at either end. The tallv cards
were hand painted IN pumpkins, and
INC refreshments were carried ont in
INC same idea. Mrs. Cutler was as.
s,sted by the Misses Jennie Ottenncr.
haoei lambournc. Virginia Shannon
ana Daphne Batemau. Prizes were won
N Mrs, W. I. Edwards, Mrs. !. G,
Cutler and Mrs j. J, Dayncs. Miss
summon sang several selections.
Mrs. w. f, Pmyiance. who will leave
soon Tor the Philippines, was guest of
nohor at charming tea. Friday after
noon, when Mrs. W. :. Scott cnter.
eaincd thirty at her quarters at the
hosl, from J O'Clock TO ). Autumn
.VaNea and tho color scheme OF yellow
merc pretlIlY used. A japanese cloth
IS 'ei1i n lhe lea table, with mound
VI yellow dahllas and chrysanthcmums
IN the center where tea was pourcd
~ ~ MIS-, Edwin Butcher. and coffee NV
n,Is; II. l.. Walthall, assisted bv Mrs
n;us. D;ussher. Delightful music was fur
, n'Shcd by an orchestra. "
,h one OF the charming lunrheons at
W,r. DIVERSITY club was Friday. when
,,wcI,. ' oharIes A, Gillette entertained
oratod lhe Table was effectively dec
va',ca lated In pink with vase of mini
,oses IN the center of tho table around
Mecm M":m covers were laid for Mrs, +. u,
ctauouriln Mrs. Adolph Baer. Mrs
VVIofse Moore. Mrs. w. ". Nrmstron@
srs;; /. X. Woodbridge. Mrs, G. II
Grn,.u' Eth Mrs. Willis Uline. Mrs. ID Il
md MIS-. Rachel Miller. Mrs Rich.
a. Ney'S and Miss Margc Miller.
lue Frinfrazz club. comnoscd of NJ
and 4 Mrs. J. i. Dayncs SO"Ih"SGu SI% and Ii Nh, mr.
Iaca a. ,Liund, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wal.
Ycr:, M and Mrs. Gus Anderson Ms
Nt,h ,lt rclt and j. II. Auson Nv tsnd
Rsi Raaii Nlil Folland. Mr.. aud Mrs Frsmit
t9,aey Mr and Mrs. Isaac Barton on.
cing ci'pr1 m about 200 friends at a dan.
Liter.r,"' "n3Ween party nj the Ladies
Music y., einp honsc Friday evening.
The Wa8 furnished bv an orcbnstrs
and and rooms rooms were decorated in nnmnLims
""u yellow chrysantbemums ''"'p"ina
ta;nne ING Theta Epsilon sorority ootcr
at a ,Ia AZ prettily appointed luncheon
the Sorori, omrni,,vcisIty club Thursday. when
yere SSsilay oSsady c3lors of green and white
/ OF clrysantEhLsely used. with mound
weye ens i center of the table. GoWcr.'' GGowrr'
patroald iald for twcnty.six, inrlud;n ~, g'v,n ,'n
"SVnsi Mrs; j, r. Kinpsbnrn NJ Nfno
Mrs a. u reynolds, Mrs. G, NJ. MarsbmotIiI' hall
and M;;sd IL lawson, Mrs VI l. RitcLic
80 MISS Clara Colbourne '''''ii'''
II Miss Ved; p,
4 al a Keps;updt ipt becne was guest of honor
4 a,,;.,n5S ;s,lsS Rctta Young. Miss YoynsS S'son rau
I Mr. s ny Mrs, Walter Poulton' J1. r'
/ Mis; SSnow, Mrs. Joseph IIowoil' anJ1 Ia
4 - '1afy Young. Guessing games mes