The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-21

= street. Miss johnson was con- ::
= nected with the schools Of Salt =
= Lake as the director of physical =
= education. aud she has large =
= number Of friends here. =
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: The second meeting of the Col 8
= lege club for the season will be =
= held today at the home of the Rev =
{, W. NJ Paden. with Mrs. @. B. &
:: Sweazey and Mrs. Ballard as hos =
Z tesses of the day: :
I: Miss Bessie Grace will entertain =
= the members of the T. o. n. o. =
:. club this evening at her home in :
= Second avenue. :
:. The Orphans Home and Day =
: Nursery association, which met =
:. Monday at the home OF Mrs. Wind -
:. scr V Rice, viii hold a special =
= meeting this afternoon at the home =
:. of Mrs. Edward Kimball at 8
= o'clock. =
{. Mrs. Hugh Waithall will be the 8
:. hostess at a luncheon to be given =
= in her quarters at Fort Douglas =
:. today, the complimented guest be- :.
= ing Mrs. William Purviance. =
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Miss Gertrude McGrath entertained at
a charmingly appointed dinner party
given last night at her home in East
South Temple street complimentary to
bride.
An informal dinner party was given
yesterday evening at the home of Major
and Mrs. James Arrasmith, the guests
of honor being Major and Mrs. William
Parviance, who leave soon for the
Philippines. The dining table was
charming in its appointments. a cluster
of pink carnations forming the table
centerpiece. Covers were laid for
Colonel and Mrs. Walter Scott, Major
and Mrs. William Purviance and Mr..
and Mrs. W. s. Mccormick.
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A charming bridge tea, the second in
series of affairs, was that given yes
terday afternoon by Mrs. T. r. Black
in Sixth East street The parlors and
library were charmingly decorated in
autumn leaves, the vines being fes-
TONED about the rooms, with clusters
of the bTight-tinted leaves banked with
pretty effect. In the dining room red
asters were used, a low mound of the
flowers grazing the center of the table,
which was lighted with red-shaded can
delabra. Mrs. Charles Van Dyke pre-
sided at the tea table, assisted by Miss
Leigh Block, Miss Jessie Home and
Miss Rose Evans. Ten tables of bridge
were played, and the prizes were
awarded to Mrs. Frank Parker, Mrs. f.
A. Slade, Mrs. A. c. Smith, Mrs. S. c.
Snyder. Mrs. ]. E. Clark, Mrs. John
Sharp and Mrs. w. ]. Lynch.
The Utopia club was entertained at
a delightful luncheon given yesterday
at the home Of Mrs. E. A. Wall in East
South Temple street. The table was
charmingly decorated in roses and
dahlias, and covers were laid for twenty
guests. The successful contestants in
the bridge games, which followed the
luncheon, were Mrs. j. F. Dunn, Mrs.
E. D. Woodruff, Mrs. w. Stanley, Mrs.
1. Mayer, Mrs. ]. c. Hanchett, Mrs. P.
S. Keogh. The table was presided over
by Mrs. Vaughn Paul, assisted by the
Misses Alice, Mary and Selma Wall.
The club will be entertained two weeks
from Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Olive Gaylord in the Ivanhoe apart
ments.
A pretty affair was the bridge tea
given yesterday at the home of Mrs.
L. c. Miller. who entertained in honor
of Miss lone Morrison, an October
bride. Seven tables or bridge were
played. the prizes going to Mrs. L. H.
Farnsworth, Mrs. A. T. Volmer, Mrs.
Charles Rood, Mrs. S. o. S. Nelden,
Miss Edna Dunn, Miss Edna Farms
worth and Miss Aileen Maclean. a
pretty arrangement of the fall flowers
was used in the decorations, carnations
and nasturtiums being effectively COM
bined with autumn leaves throughout
the rooms. The hostess was assisted
by Mrs. S. W. Morrison and Mrs.
George D. Keyser.
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Mrs. Morrell n. FAIR was the hostess
at a pretty autumn luncheon given yes
terday afternoon, with Miss Vedi Beebe
rs the complimented guest. A cut glass
bowl of nasturtiums graced the center
of the table, where covers were laid for
Miss Vedi Beebe, Miss Rea Nibley, Miss
Alice Nibley, Miss Margaret Werner,
Mrs. Joel Nibley and Miss Sybella
Clayton.
The members of the Crystal Bridge
club were delightfully."- entertained yes
terday afternoon with bridge, followed
by a luncheon, with Mrs o. B. Hewett
as the hostess, at her home in the
Brown flats. Autumn flowers and
leaves formed the decorations, the
beautiful vines being entwined about
the rooms with charming effect. In the
dining room a cut glass bowl of carna-
tons graced the center of the table.
where Mrs. Hewett was assisted by
Mrs. Kent o. Keyes, Mrs. George Arm
strong, Miss Marjorie Nibley and Mrs
w. H. McManus. The house prize in
the bridge game was won by Mrs.
Frank Bird. The club will hold Us
next meeting two weeks from today at