The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-12

street. A tall cut glass vase of yellow
chrysanthemums decorated the lunch
con table and vines of smilax were
strewn about the cloth. Covers We're
laid for Mrs. Brinker, Mrs. Evans, Mrs.
Kinkead, Mrs. Frank B. stephens, Mrs.
]. NJ. Bowman, Mrs. Z. A. Greenwood,
Mrs. ]. Dininny, Mrs. Teneyck, Miss
| Nellie Brinker and Mrs. Derrah.
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The Alta club was the scene of de-
| lightful affair given last night. when
Walker Salisbury entertained at a stag
dinner for a number of his friends.
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A charmingiy appointed luncheon was
that with which Mrs. Union Worthing-
| ton entertained a few friends yesterday
afternoon, the affair being compliment
airy to Miss Genevieve Mccormick,
whose marriage to Walker Salisbury
takes place next week.
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The second in a series of teas given
by Mrs. Jack Reeves was the bridge
| party yesterday afternoon at her home
| in P street. The color scheme In the
decorations in the dining room was
carried out in green and white. large
| cut glass bowl of white chrysanthe-
NUNS forming the centerpiece on the
| table, where Mrs. Milton Z. Lippman
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Miss Hazel Oswald, Miss Darline Kim
| ball, while Mrs. T. S. Murphy and Mrs.
J. c. Lynch assisted in the receiving.
About thirty guests were entertained,
| and the bridge prizes were awarded to
Mrs. D. c. lacking, Mrs. John Weir,
Mrs. H. c. Hoffman, Mrs. Glochner of
Los Angeles, Mrs. E. D. Miller, Mrs. NJ.
B. Stanley, Mrs. J. W. Delano and Mrs.
George Brice.
| Mrs. Frank Anderson was the hostess
yesterday at prettily appointed
| luncheon, complimentary to her sister,
| Miss Catherine Williamson, who will
be married Nov. "a. The luncheon ia
BILE was charmingly decorated in the
seasons flowers.
Mrs. A. w. Jacobs and Mrs. c. l.
Jacobs of Rochester, N. Y, were the
guests Of honor at an informal dinner
party with which Mrs. Fred Hale en-
tertained a few friends last night at her
home in South Sixth East street.
A Kensington, the second in a series
of teas given by Mrs. c. H. Morehouse,
was that with which she entertained
about thirty guests yesterday after
noon at her home in First avenue.
! Chrysanthemums were used with pretty
effect throughout the house. Mrs. More
house was assisted by Miss Leona Nc
: Curtain, Mrs. Frank Hardy and Mrs.
Fred Kleinschmidt..
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Mrs. o. G. Nelson was the hostess
yesterday at a luncheon given for the
members of the Plate club at her home
] in Eleventh East street. White chrys-
! anthemums IN a tall cut glass vase
formed the centerpiece on the luncheon
! table and place cards in Dutch de-
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, The decorations throughout the other
rooms were carried out in white chrys-
anthemums. In the bridge games
which followed the luncheon the prize
was won by Mrs. J. A. Earls. The next
meeting of the club will be held two
weeks from today at the home of Mrs
A c. Smith in Eleventh East street
Mrs. Nelson was assisted by her daugh-
ter Miss Neva Hoy:
The Cup and Saucer club met yes.
terday afternoon at the home of Mrs
\ w. H. Weyher in Fourth avenue. Vel
low and white chrysanthemums were
I arranged with pretty effect Throughout
q the rooms, tall vase of the blossoms
gracing the center of the dining table
q The hostess was assisted by Mrs
4 George w. LambourDe and Mrs. +. w
4 Dunn. The club will meet next Thurs.
the Caithness apartments.
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A pleasant surprise party was tha'
given Wednesday night at the home Of
Mrs. Harvey in honor of the eighteenth
birthday of her son, Bonnie Harvey
The house was effectively decorated IL
\ chrysanthemums in the differen
3 Gladys Culver, Howells, Walker
Hayes, Mitchell, Taylor, Bonds anC
Harvey, Messrs Bertram Wonnacott
Z Horace Wonnacott, Audrey Gallagher
John Ford, Folkerson, White, Lindsay
and Hubert Harvey.
Mrs. Harvey was assisted by tn,
4 Misses Taylor, Harvey and Bonds.
Mrs. Thomas Kearns viii be thu
guest of honor at box party to b,
given at the Orpheum by Mrs. JOSEPH
& Young and Mrs. Elizabeth Bonnemor
Saturday afternoon.
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Mrs. W. W. Armstrong will entertain
4 four tables of bridge on Saturday aft
ernoon at her home in the Stauffc
apartments, the complimented guest
4 being Mrs. Joseph Brinker of st. Louis
Mrs. Kinkead of Berkeley and Mrs.
d F. Evans of San Francisco.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Jennings an,
children left last week for Los Angeles
where they will spend the winter. Mis-
8 Helen Jennings. who has been the CUES
of Miss Florence Gunner for a FEY
days, win leave Sunday for the coast
accompanied by Miss Gunner, The
81 will stop for short time at Sanfor
8 university, and will then join Mr.. an
Mrs. Jennings in Los Angeles. Mis-
Culner will remain in southern Cal
s. fornia until after the holidays.
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