The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-03

plate The guests places were marked
by dainty cards in the sunflower design.
A cOnundrum supper was served, and
later games were enjoyed by the guests.
The prizes were awarded to Miss Claire
ButteTfield and Laurie Bennett. Little
Blanche Austin gave several charming
vocal and musical selections during the
evening.
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Mrs Charles Livingston entertained last
Monday afternoon at a 500 party at her
home in South Ninth East street. Ten
tables were played, and the prizes were
awarded to Mrs. Frances Armstrong and
Mrs. Isaac Barton. The living room was
prettily decorated in the national cOlOrs,
and quantities of red dahlias and white
and yellow asters were used IN the par
Tor. Mrs. Livingston was again the host
ess on Tuesday evening at a 800 party.
About forty guests were present and the
card prizes were won by Mrs. William
Armstrong. Mrs. Ernest Smith and Ed
ward Burton and G. Anderson.
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A delightful surprise party was that
given Friday evening at the nome Of Mr.
and Mrs. j. H. Witbeck, the affair being
in honor of Mr. Witbeck'S birthday. The
parior was beautifully decorated in pink
and white carnations, while a color scheme
of red was effectively carried out in the
dining room decorations. The dining ia
bic was covered with Battenberg dOilies
over red satin, and the centerpiece was
a silver basket of red aSterS resting on
a large mirror. A large bow of red satin
ribbon was tied on the handle of the
basket, and from this vines Of the Vir
ginia creeper extended to the corners Of
the table. Thirty guests were present and
the hostesses were assisted by Mrs. Smith
in serving. Five hundred was played,
the prizes being won by Mrs. Darmer
and Mrs, a. J. Sharon. A number Of
delightful musical selections were given
during the evening " Misses Mavlo
Tor and Aleta Witbeck.
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Mrs. Daniel Gurnsey entertained
with five hundred party on Friday
IN honor of her daughter Mrs. L. c.
Welch, who leaves Wednesday for her
home in Sacramento. Six tables were
played, the tables being prettily deco
rated in Japanese sUndoWers. The card
son and the guest of honor. Mrs.
Gurnsey was assisted in serving by
Mrs. Alfred Pierson, Mrs. A J. MUIR
ply and Miss Murphy.
A china shower was given Wednes-
DAY afternoon by Mrs. Emma Harley
In honor of her niece. Miss Amelia
Loughton, who will be married in Oc-
tober. The dining room was decorated
IN asters, while sweet peas were used
with pretty effect in the DarlOr.
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Mrs. W. a. Cavenaugh was the hos
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Monday at her quarters at Fort Doug
las. The table was beautifully deco
rated in the seasons flowers. Covers
were laid for six guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Romney enter
tanned fourteen guests with a box
party given Monday night at the Or
pheum the guests of honor being AR
and Mrs. Romney's sister. Miss ATdeiie
Romney and Richard Ballantyne, who
will be married Thursday.
An informal reception was given
Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. /. Pappe in honor of their
daughter Zelda, whose enga cement to
j.. zimmerman was announced this
week, The house was beautifully deco
rated in the fall flowers, purple and
white asters and ferns being used in
the parlor. while the dining room was
bright with pink and white reses and
chrysanthemums. About fifty guests
were entertained and the hostess was
assisted in receiving by Mrs. a. Pappe
and Mrs R. s PapPe'
Miss lone Morrison was the hon0red
guest at a delightful luncheon with
which Mrs. c. r. Pearsau entertained
wednesday at the Country club. Gov
ers were laid for sixteen guests
A charming afternoon tea was that
with which Mrs Ned Ferry entertained
Wednesday, the cOmplimented guests
Dtll6 MISS JullSl BduhSr VINO Is the
guest of Mrs. Montague Ferry, and
Miss Margaret Mcclure, who left Sat
Urday for the east. A silver basket
filled with purple asters formed the
centerpiece on the dining table about
which were streWn autumn leaves in
the bright red and golden tints. Here
Mrs. Ferry was assisted by Mrs Mon
tague Ferry, Mrs. Z. o. Howard Mrs
BenneT y smith, Mrs. Lewis McCor-
nick, Mrs. Frank Jennings and Mrs
Ernest BambeTger. The hall was beau
ufully decorated in quantities of the
creeper, while yellow golden
glow and Sunf1Owers were used in the
hall and drawing room. The beauti-
full red ash berries were effectively
used in the decorations upstairs. Fifty
guests were present at the tea during
tn hours from ( to s.
Mrs. Walter R0mney was hostess at
a delightful matinee party given We'd
nesday at the Colonial theatre in honor
Tiage took place Thursday. Follow
ing the play, a delightful luncheon
was given at Franklin,s. the table be-
ing. covered in pink and white asters,
with covers laia for nine guests.
A beautiful luncheon given at the
Country club Wednesday was that
with which Miss Winifred Brice en-
tertained in honor of Miss Marie Odell,
who recently returned from an eX-
tended trip abroad. Pink and white
chTysanthemums decorated the lunch
con table and dainty covers marked
the places Of ten guests
The Social Afternoon club enjoyed a
theatre party at the Orpheum on
Thursday afternoon, followed by
luncheon at Franklin's, The table was
prettily decorated in pink and white
3Sters and pink and white shaded can
1elabra. The following ladies were
present: Mrs. Z. p. YoueIl. Mrs. Charles
Hussey. Mrs. George Williams, Mrs. w.
P. Pierce, Mrs. s. L. MOyle, Mrs. Abe
Martin Mrs. r. A Reibentisch, Mrs.
A. A. Carlson, Mrs. A c. Spears and
Mrs Fred Brind
The guild of St Marks church en-
tertained Tuesday afternoon with a
silver tea" given at the home Of Mrs.
W. 2. Kiser in South Thirteenth East
street The house was beautifully
decorated in nasturtiums. color
scheme of yellow being carried out
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