The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-02
SOCIETY
TODAY'S EVENTS.

: Mrs. W. A. Cavenaugh will be ::
:. the hostess at the meeting of the =
= post bridge club, to be held this ::
= afternoon at Fort Douglas. ::
:. Mrs A Fred Wey will entertain :.
:. today at a bridge tea to be given ::
= at her home in East South Temple :.
= street, the honored guest being :.
= Mrs. Owsley of Montana. ::
= An informal card party will be I:
= given this evening at the home of ::
= Miss Esther Allen in First avenue, :.
= the eomplimented guests being Mr.. ::
= and Mrs. Fred Sands. ::
: A Kensington tea will be given ::
:: this afternoon by Miss Baumgar- ::
:: ten at her home in the Smith I:
= apartments. ::
:. At the Ladies' Literary club this :;
= afternoon a studio exhibit will be ::
= given by Miss Marion Creighton ::
- from to 5 o'clock. :
= The Wasatch Literary circle will ::
:. meet today at the home of Mrs. I:
: W. H. Tawney, 954 Logan avenue. ::
= Mrs. w. E. Yancy will entertain ::
y the members of the Seekers Liter ::
:: airy club this afternoon at 1903 ::
: West Second South street The ::
:. program follows: Roll call, quota ::
= tions from Fenimore Cooper, by ::
= the club members; selections from ::
:: Cooper, Mrs. S. B. King; Ameri- ::
= can inventors, Mrs. B. B. Owens; ::
= Current Events, Mrs. Charles Sea- ::
: ton. :
:. ::
- The tourist section of the Ladies' ::
= Literary club will hold its regular ::
= meeting this morning at 10 o'clock ::
: at the club house. The topic for ::
= the day will be Buried Cities" ::
:: given by Mrs. Miller. :
= There will me a meeting of the ::
= Orphans Home and Day Nursery ::
- association this afternoon at the ::
= house of Mrs. Edwin Kimball, in !:
= Sixth East street, to consider fur ::
: theT plans for raising funds for the ::
= new home. ::
= Mrs. F. A. Slade will entertain ::
= the members of her bridge club at ::
= the regular fortnightly meeting to ::
:: be held this afternoon. ::
:. ::
= Sections and of the Ladies' ::
= Aid society of the First Methodist ::
= church will serve the luncheon at ::
= the all-day meeting of the society ::
= to be held today in the church ::
= parlors ::
I: : = :. : !: 80 $50 -. :. = ::
The Misses Grace and Susa Wilton en-
tertained the members of the Young PEG
pies club of st. Paul's church last nigh
- a delightful Halloween and "harC
times" party. given at their home in F'ifti
were effectively used in the decoration
throughout the rooms. About siXt!
guests were entertained, and the host
esses were assisted by the entertainment
committee, composed of Miss Mabel Ben
nett, Miss Eva Dunford. Miss Marie Yer
million. Mrs. A. F. Walker, Miss Joy AM
Miss Agnes Sharp.
X X X
A pretty Halloween party given las
night was that with which Miss Vert
Stevenson entertained a number o
friends at her home in Second Yves
street. The parlors were prettily decor
ated in yellow chrysanthemums an
ferns, while in the dining room HallOw
cen suggestions were carried out in tn
decorations. The dining table was GOV
satin, and a jack-O'-iantern formed tn
centerpiece. From this streamers o
black and yellow ribbons extended to eac
place. where place cards in the pumpki
Halloween games and number OF mu
steal selections on the violin and plan
were enjoyed by the. guests.
X X x
Mrs. James Ingebretsen entertained tn
members of the Monday Afternoon Car
ar hnn1p RPf
ond South street. The table centerpiec
was a cluster of yellow and white chry
santhemums, and Halloween effect
were also used In the decorations. In tn
Mrs. W. II. Dee. The next meeting Of IN
club will be held at the home of Mrs. De
in the Smith apartments.
x X X
Friday evening a Halloween surpris
party was given at the home Of Mr.:
James H. Dansie in honor of. her sister
Miss Elsie. The rooms were prettily dec
Grated in the Halloween effect. Dalnt
refreshments were served and an enjoy
able time spent in music and game.
Dansie, Cecilia and Margaret Kinder
Kate HaWs. Doris Kimball, Vera an
June Trehame, Elsie and Helen johnson
Lionel Banks. Elmer Kinder, Bud Back
man and Alma Trehame.
The east side branch of the guild of 81
Marks cathedral met yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. z. NJ. Alliso
in East First South street, and furthe
arrangements were made for the fair I
be given by the guild in December. Meet
ings will be held each Monday until tn
Preparations for the event have been com
pleted.
The Woman's Republican club met yes
terday afternoon at the home OF Mrs. J
n Melton in Seventh East street. Tn
program for the afternoon included
taIk on our Greatest President" and al
open parliament, conducted by Mrs
r. Davis.
The Monday Night Literary club me
last night at the home of Mrs. A. t. Nc
Came in L street. Mr.. Garrett gave IN
''Darwinism.'
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Guldbransen cele
brated their twentieth wedding anniyer
sary with delightful party given
their home i'm East First South stree
SATURDAY. night. The Halloween decora
tions We're beautiful and a delightful
evening was spent,
pretty Halloween party was givei
last Friday night at the home OF Mis-
Leone Silver, the affair being comph
shortly for Europe Autumn flowers anC
pumpkins were used in the decorations
About thirty-five guests were present.
X
Miss Ethel O'Donneli entertained &
party of fifteen guests at party giveI
Wednesday evening at the home or bel
aunt, Mrs. NJ. J. Moran Autumn flow
ers were used with charming effect II
the decorations and covers were laid fol
eight guests.