The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-13
SOCIETY
ToDAY's EVENTS.

ToDAY's EVENTS.
g Mrs. w. w. Armstrong will en- {:
@ terrain four tables of bridge this s:
g afternoon at her home in the g
9 Stauffer apartments, the guests of =
@ honor being Mrs. Joseph Brinker =
@ of st. Louis, Mrs. Kinkead of (:
@ Berkeley and Mrs. ]. F. Evans of g
9 San Francisco. 9
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o A matinee box party viii be {:
g given today at the Orpheum the {.
g atre by Mrs. Elizabeth Bonnemort 9
9 and Mrs. Joseph Young. the COM 4.
@ plimented guest being Mrs. Thorn =.
g as Kearns. 9
g Mrs. ]. A. Reeves viii be the g
g hostess this afternoon at the last g
g of a series of bridge teas given this (:
{. week at her home in P street q:
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g A five hundred party will be@:
@ given this evening at the home of (.
@ Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Foster, the af- g
@ fair being in honor of Mrs. Albert 9
Jordan. 9
g A party will be given this after .
% noon by Mrs. HaTcOmbe, who will 9
@ entertain in honor of Mrs. William g
o st. Claire Rivers. an autumn bride. g
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o Among the affairs planned for 9
@ Mrs. Adeline Fitz today will be an {:
{: organ recital at the tabernacle, G.
@ followed by a luncheon at the g:
% home of Mrs. Thomas G. Weber q:
% and box party in the evening az G.
% the Salt Lake theatre. <:
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beautiful wedding that took place
in Canon City, Colo, on Tuesday even
ing was that of Miss Jessie Peabody
daughter of Former Governor Peabody,
and Lieutenant Cuthbert Powell
Stearns of Fort Sam Houston, Texas
About 300 guests were present, a great
many going from Denver for the event
The ceremony was performed by Dean
Martin Hart of Denver, and the i'm
preSsive service of the Episcopal church
was used. Miss Cora Peabody, a sister
of the bride, acted as maid of honor,
and Miss Minette Baer of Salt Lake
was one of the brides attendants, the
others being Miss Ella Hedges of Den
yer, Miss Mary Stearns of Denver and
Miss Ruth Lewis of Canon City. The
bride wore a beautiful robe of lace over
white satin, and her bouquet was
cluster of white brides roses in shower
effect. Miss Baer wore a charming
gown of embroidered white satin, with
pearl ornaments. After the ceremony
Lieutenant and Mrs. Stearns left 70;
Texas, where they viii make their fu-
ture home.
a pretty affair given yesterday after
noon was the o'clock tea given by
Mrs. George T. Badger and Mrs. Sophia
1T fhaiT So11fI
Temple street. In the dining room an
effective arrangement of chrysanthe
NUNS and ferns carried out a color
scheme of green and white, while in the
decorations in the other rooms yellow
Chrysanthemums were used. Tea was
poured by Mrs. George II. Smith and
Miss Margaret Gibbons, while punch
was served in the library by Mrs. VIII
liam Ray and Mrs. w. D. Foster. Sew
enty-five guests were entertained dur
ing the afternoon. Others who assisted
Rich, Mrs. Sidney Saville, Mrs. James
L. Jennings and the Misses Kinnersley,
Daisy Raybould and Helen Clawson.
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Mrs. NJ. B. Whitney was the hostess
yesterday afternoon at a delightful
bridge tea given at her home in &
street, the affair being complimentary
TO her guests, Mrs. A. W. Jacobs and
Mrs. c. L. Jacobs. a color scheme of
red was carried out in the dining room,
rosy apples in profusion being banked
about the room, and the table center
piece being a basket of the autumn
fruits in the red SHADES. The drawing
room was decorated with clusters of old
rose chrysanthemUms. while the library
and hall were bright with bouquets of
the large yellow chrysanthemums. Mrs.
Thomas KeaTns poured tea in the din
ing room, assisted by Mrs. Hal Brown,
Miss Mary Halloran, Miss Olive Bartch
and Miss HOLSTER Hancock.
Mrs. w. c. BOgue entertained with a
pTettily appointed luncheon yesterday
afternoon at her home in the Swallow
apartments in honor of Mrs. J. F.
Evans of Berkeley, Cal. On Wednes-
day evening Mrs. Frank B. Stephens
entertained a few friends informally for
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans, who are her
guests during their visit in Salt Lake.
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A large dancing party given last
night was that with which DR.. and Mrs
L. w. Snow and Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
Daynes entertained about 200 guests at
Whitney hall. The stage was charm
ingly fitted up as a living room, with
many rugs and coy corners placed
about the room. Here a buffet supper
was served to the guests, those assist
ing in the serving being the Misses Mar
garet Whitney, Blanche Squires and
Burdette ClawsOn. while the punch
bowl was presided over by Miss Alder
and Miss Helen Ellerbeck. A curtain
of autumn leaves was draped with pref
ty effect between the hall and the
stage, and branches of the leaves We're
used over the windows and doOrways
The gallery was screened with the au-
tumn leaves, and here Christensen's or
chestra played during the evening. Tall
cut glass vases of chrysanthemums
placed here and there about the hall
the pretty autumn effect.
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a charmingly appointed luncheon of
yesterday was that given by Mrs. Hen
~ Gordon Williams at her home in the |
8ransfOrd apartments. Tall vases, /
holding clusters OF pink and white |
formed the decora- /
ions on the luncheon table, and place |
ards in verse were distributed for /
about forty guests.
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Miss Marry Halloran entertained last |
hight at a five hundred party given at /
Ter home in East South Temple street. !
'hrysanthemums were used In the dec /
'rations throughout the rooms, the ia
DE centeTpiece in the dining room
'eing a large bowl of the pink and 1
White blossoms. Six. tables Of five hun
ired were played during the evening
d1ss HallOran was assisted bv Miss