The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-27
SOCIETY
rooAY's EVENTS.

Inc wedding OF MISS lone MOT =
, rison, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. 4:
Seth Warner Morrison, and 6:
, Chauneey Pereival Overfield will &:
, take place this evening at st. &:
, Marks cathedral, the ceremony TO &:
be performed at $3.50 o'clock by I.
; Bishop Benjamin Brewster, for :
, merly dean of st. Marks. Follow g
, ing the ceremony a reception VIII {.
, be given at the home of the {.
, brides parents in South Seventh I.
. East street.
. Mrs. Philip Moore, president of Z:
. the General Federation Of Wom- +:
> ems Clubs, will be the compl- g
, mented guest at a luncheon to be (:
p given today at the home of Mrs.
/. George r. Hancock in South Sew &.
, enth East street.
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. A studio tea viii be given this 8
g afternoon in honor of Miss Vedi 6
!. Beebe by Miss Louise Clawson at {
p the studio of her father, j. w.
Z: ClawsOn, in the Dooly block.
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> Mrs. Ferdinand J. Fabian will en- {
9 terrain with bridge tea to be s
/. given this afternoon at her home
. in South Twelfth East street, the 6
. compiimented guest being Mrs. s
. Gustave Billings of Cincinnati.
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. One of the affairs of the day will {
. be the luncheon to be given by
. Mrs. T. r. Woodbridge at her
3 home in the Stauffer apartments. &
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. Mrs. Russell Tracy will entertain {
9 a number of young girls with a
2 theatre party to be given at the &
9 Colonial this afternoon.
o A dance will be given this even &
{: ing by Mrs. Walter Scott at the =
o hop hall at Fort Douglas, the af- &
@ fair being in honor of little Miss
o Clarita Scott and little Miss Lou
@ Uline.
@ Mrs. Ledyard Bailey will be the
9 hostess today at the monthly
q luncheon given by the Young
@ Women's Christian association
g at the Brooks Arcade.
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g The Utopia club will be enter (
@ tanned at its regular meeting to-
@ day with a luncheon and bridge
@ given at the home of Mrs. Olive
g Gaylord at her home in the Ivan
9 hoe apartments.
o The first of a series of bridge
@ teas to be given by Miss Daisy
@ RaybOuld will be that with
@ which she will entertain this aft
@ ernOOn at her home in South West
8 Temple street.
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o Mrs. F. E. Marcy and Miss
o Anna Tinsman will entertain this
g afternoon with a bridge tea, the
@ first of a series, to be given at the
@ home of Mrs. Marcy in P street.
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o Among the bridge teas to be
o given today will be that with which
O Mrs. stephen II. BabcOck will
o entertain this afternoon at her
o home in East First South street.
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(. Mrs. c. A. Wherry will enter
Z" tain with a Halloween party this
@ afternoon at her home in East
o First South street the hostesses for
@ the day being section five of the
o Ladies' Aid society Of the First
q. Methodist church.
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A beautifully appointed dinner give
last night was that with which NJ
and Mrs. Arthur Bird entertained
honor of Miss Genevieve Mcconnell
whose marriage will take place in n,
vember. Pink chrysanthemums we
used with pretty effect in the dinir
room, a low mound of the blossom
no TO-. 8 4,E l.
where mOnogTammed cards marked Il
places for twenty-six guests.
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a pretty bridge tea was that give
at the Country club by Mrs. W.
Alexander yesterday afternoon. Al
tumn leaves and chrysanthemums we
charmingly combined in the decor.
tons. Mrs. Alexander was assisted
serving by Miss Mayme Noble al
Miss Ethel Mount. Seven tables
bridge were played with other CUES
for the tea that followed the games.
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A delightful affair given yesterd;
was the studio tea at the Clawson st
dio, with Mrs. William Reid. MI
Frank Jennings, Mrs. Heber NJ. We
and Mrs. Ned Ferry assisting the hos
esses. The rooms were draped wi
charming tapestries, and the exquisi
portrait paintings by Mr.. Claws,
were a most attractive feature of Il
decorations. The low tea table w
decorated with a large bowl of yello
chrysanthemums resting on a clul
lace centerpiece. Pink and viii
chrysanthemums We're also used wi
pretty effect throughout the rooms.
large number of friends of the gift
artist attended the affair.
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The hop room at Fort Douglas W
the scene of a delightful bridge par
last night when the opening meetil
Of the Regimental Bridge club for 4
season was held. Eight tables
bridge were played, and the gam
were followed by a buffet supper T
hall was charmingly decorated
autumn leaves. The hosts and hos
esses for the evening were Major al