The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-08
SOCIETY
ToDAY's EVENTS.

- The second OF a series OF bridge -
= teas to be given this week by Mrs. =
= viii Browne viii be that with =
:: which she will entertain this aft =
= ernoon at her home in the Kensing- =
= ton apartments. =
:: :.
:: Mrs. Ed Groesbeck will be the =
- hostess this afternoon at an infOr- =
- NAL bridge tea, to be given at her =
= home in Blaine avenue. :"
Z" dinner party will be given this =
:" evening by Miss Edith Warner, =
Z" complimentary TO her guest, Miss =
: Mamie Wheatley. {"
:. :.
= Mrs. W. P. Kiser will entertain =
= this evening at an informal party =
= at her home in Thirteenth East =
- street, the guests of honor being =
= Mrs. J. /. Kiser and Miss Jeanette =
:. Kiser of Davenport, Ia, and Miss =
= Isabel Carpenter of Washington, =
: D. c. :
- The general meeting of the La ::
= dies Literary club Will be held this =
- afternoon at o'clock at the club =
:. rooms in Third East street. Mem =
- bers are requested to be prompt -
= in attending the meeting. The pro- =
= gram viii be as follows: =
= Piano solo ...... Miss Beulah Belle =
= "The Spirit Of the PUritan..... =
- ........ ,.......Mrs. r. w. Fisher =
- Vocal duet........ ................ :"
:. Misses Amy and Isabel Osborne =
= THE Literature of Puritanism in =
- the American Colonies" ........ =
Z" Professor George Marshall =
:. Visiting club women of the State ::
- Federation will be entertained at =
- noon today with uncheOns to be -
a" given at the Young WOmen's Chris =
= tian association and in the rest =
- rooms in the Brooks Arcade. The =
- committee in charge of the lunch =
:" con includes Mrs. Z. B. CritchlOw, =
= Mrs. Charles Plummer, Mrs. c. e, =
= Carter, Mrs LedyaTd Bailey, Mrs. -
:: Caffal, Miss Emma Gayley, Mrs. =
&" Davidson, Mrs. Gleason and Mrs. =
= Moon. ::
= :. :. :. :. = :. :. " :: :. :. :: :. :. :. :.
The beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs
David Keith in East South Temple
street was the scene Of a large reception
given last night to the guests of the
State Federation of WOmen's clubs, who
are holding their annual meeting in Salt
Lake this week.
The house was charmingly decorated
throughout in a prOfusiOn of autumn
Raves and flowers. The bright leaves
OF the maple were effectively used in
the reception hall and foyer while the
library was decorated with sprays of
the wild rose berries and the autumn
leaves. In the drawing room a color
scheme of yellow was carried out, with
vases Of yellow chTysanthemums placed
about the room.
American Beauty roses formed the ia
bic centeTpiece in the dining room, and
red dahlias were also used with pretty
effect. Guests were entertained with
several delightful vocal solos by Mrs. G.
c. Snyder. contraltO, and with a num-
Der of selections by a string quartette
stationed in the balcony.
About 300 guests were present during
the evening. Mrs. Keith was assisted
in receiving by Mrs. Byron Cummings
of Salt Lake, Mrs. A. r. Corey Of Og-
den. Mrs. A. H. Talmage of Provo, Mrs.
c. II. McMahon of Salt Lake, Mrs. y.
r. WeeteT Of Park City, Miss Catherine
Dougall of Springville, Mrs. Mary f.
Allen of Park City. Mrs. Gould Blakely
of Salt Lake, Mrs. Ledyard Bailey of
Salt Lake. Mrs. II NJ. Barrows of OE.
den, Mrs r. f. Corfmau Of Provo, Mrs
w. W. Crawford Of Manti, Mrs. Charles
I
of ogden, Mrs William Konold of
Springville, Mrs. E. .. Leatherwood Of
Salt Lake, Mrs. f. D. Miller Of Salt
Lake. Mrs. A. J. Gorham of Salt Lake
and Mrs. 4. II. Peabody of salt Lake.
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Mrs. Will Browne was the hostess at
a charming bridge tea given yesterday
afternoon at her home in the Kensinr-
ton apartments, I'm the dining room
smilaX was prettily combined with pink
dahlias in the tons, a cut glass
bowl of the dahlias grazing the center OF
the tea table. Tea was poured by Mrs.
j. NJ. Davis, assisted by Miss Charlotte
Holmes and Miss Edna Bailey. In the
parlor decorations Il pretty arrangement
of autumn leaves was used. Four ia
bles Of bridge were played, with other
guests for the tea which followed the
games.
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Miss Helen Jennings entertained last
night at a 500 party in honor of her
brother. Clifford Jennings, who leaves
Saturday for Los Angeles. The house
was beautifully decorated throughout i'm
nasturtiums and a profusiOn of the
bright tinted autumn leaves. Twenty
guests were entertained. Miss Jennings
was assisted by her mother, Mrs. Jo-
seph Jennings, and Miss Florence .Cul-
mer.
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A delightful 500 party, complimentary
TO Miss Gertrude Campbell. was that
given yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Free
man Bassett at her home in Twelfth
East street. The parlOrs were beauti-
fully decorated in sunfiOWers and vel
low nasturtiums, while pink and white
cosmos were used in the dining room.
a low mound of the blossoms forming
the centerpieCe on the dining table. Pink
and white ribbons were drawn from the
corners of the table to the chandelier.
from which was suspended the figure OF
a cupid. The hostess was assisted in
serving by Miss Cora Bassett. Those
winning prizes in the card games were
Mrs. Morris Forbes and the guest of
honor.
Miss lone Morrison was the guest of
honor at an informal tea, with which
Miss Minette Baer entertained Yesterday
afternoon at her apartments in the
Bransford.
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Mrs. Anne DinwoOdey and grandson.
Clifford Jennings, will leave Saturday
for Los Angeles, where they will spend
the winter.
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DR.. and Mrs. st. Clair ROyIe of Chi
cago, who have been guests at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Royle, will leave
Sunday for Seattle and the northwest
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Mrs. Ed p. kimball was the hostess