The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-09
SOCIETY
TODAY'S EVENTS.

ToDAY's EVENTS.
:: Mrs. Henry Franklin Hoyt will :.
= entertain this afternoon with a tea -
= to be given from to o'clock at :.
= her home, "A Virginia street. :
= In honor of Miss Naomi Van :.
= Dyke, who will be married oct. :.
y terrain a few friends this after :.
= noon at her home in Fifth avenue. :.
= ::
:: Miss Erma Read viii be the COM :,
:: plimented guest this afternoon at a =
- shower. to be given by Miss Preale y
= Clark at her home in Tenth East =
:. street. ::
= Miss HOLSTER Hancock will en- :.
y terrain this afternoon with a 500 =
= party, the guest of honor being :.
= Miss Gertrude Campbell, who will =
= be married next Tuesday. :.
q: *** :.
= party will be given this after :.
= noon by Miss Carrie Sappington at :.
- her home in Twelfth East street, :.
= with Miss lone Morrison as the :.
: guest Of honor :
= Miss Jean Hyde will entertain :,
= her card club this afternoon at her :.
:: home in North Temple street. :.
:. :.
4" Miss Margaret Long will be the :.
:: hostess this evening at a party to =
- be given complimentary to Wallace -
:: Austin. who leaves next Wednes- =
= day for the east :.
= = = = = = - = " :. :: :. :. :. :. :. :.
Mrs. viii Browne, who entertained
with tea Thursday afternoon at her
home in the Kensington apartments,
was again the hostess at "a delightful
affair given yesterday afternoon. The
dining table was covered with a cluny
lace cloth, and a cut glass bowl of pink
and white carnations graced the center
Of the table where tea was poured by
Mrs. George Ganett, assisted by Mrs.
A. F. Gibbons and Miss Charlotte
Holmes. -Four tables of bridge were
played, and prizes were won by Mrs.
Fred Dern and Mrs. II. H. Lawson,
X x x
The guests of the fedora ton were de-
llghtfuily entertained yesterday with a
luncheon given at the Young WOmen's
Christian association lunch and rest
rooms in the Brooks Arcade The tables
were decorated with vases Of the au-
tumn flowers, and luncheon was served
TO about seVenty-tiVe guests. The com
mittee in charge of the affair included
Mrs. z. B. Critchlow, Mrs. Iedvaro
Bailey, Mrs. Charles Plummer. Mrs. q
r, Carter. Mrs. Caffal, Mrs. Davidson
Mrs. Gleason, Mrs. Moon and Miss EN-
ma Gayley.
X X
Mrs Ed GTOesbeck was the hostess at
an informal tea given yesterday after
noon, when she entertained the mem
bers Of her bridge club at her home in
Blaine avenue.
A prettily appointed dinner given last
night was that with which Miss Edith
Warner entertained a few friends at
her home in South West TempIe street
to her guest, Miss Ma
nile Wheatley of Nevada. Pink roses
We're used i'm the paTlor decorations.
"hlle carnations decorated the dining
room. A mound of pink and white car
nations formed the centerpiece on the
dinner table, where covers were laid for
eight guests.
Mrs. W, J. Quinn and Mrs. q. w. Pot
ter entertained twenty guests Tuesday
afternoon at q musicale in honor of
Mrs. Ivy HOUtZ. who left Wednesday
Tor Berlin, and Miss Maude Woodruff !
VINO returns shortly to her home in /
Kansas. Musical numbers were rem
iered during the afternoon by Miss
ttoutz' Miss Irma Watson, Miss Ken
ler and Miss Hast.
X X :.
A pretty home wedding that took
place last night at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. c. Whitaker in South West
Temple street. was that of Miss Amelia
LoughtOn, niece Of Mrs. Emma Harvey
and Goodwin Gilbert. The ceremony
vas performed at $50 o'clock by Bishop /
Oscar Hunter, and was followed BY a |
reception for a few intimate friends and /
relatives of the bridal couple. Nastur- /
nuns were used with pretty effect i'm /
he decorations throughout the rooms /
The bride was attiTed in a beautiful /
white gown, and carried a shower bou-
luet OF white roses The bride was I'M I
attended, and Mr.. Gilbert was assisted /
)y Mr.. Whitaker as best man. MIR.
md Mrs Gilbert left yesterday for Bur /
ey Ida, where they will make their /
future home.
X X X
Mrs. F. f. Williamson entertained at /
Ter home IN South Eighth East street /
asst night, her guests being the men, I
)erS OF the EpWOrth League Of the First
Methodist church. Autumn leaves were /
Effectively arranged in the decorations
throughout the house. About forty
quests were entertained during the
,vening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney n. Bonnie. and .
laughter of New York are visiting i'm
salt Lake as guests at the home of
samuel NeWhouse in East South Temple
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher Harris Will leave \
Oday for New York, where they viii H
-isit for about two weeks.
x X
A 500 party viii be given next We'd II
lesday afternoon by Mrs. c. H. Harlan Il
It her home in the Caithness apart
nents.
= x
A box party was given Thursday l
vening at the Colonial theatre by Miss /
Alberta Bush, who is visiting here from |
alifornia. The play was followed by a |
upper at the Louvre.
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Newell. who
ave been residing at 617 East South
'emple street, Will be at home at the |
apartments after Nov. 1.
The n. Q. S. club met with Miss
lerle Snow last evening. Several new
LENDERS were admitted to membership.
hey were Misses leila GALLAGHER. Rhea
enson, Helen Angel, Eleanor TAYLOR
nd Marguerite Snow. The club meets
ext Friday with Mrs. ]. w. Kings
ury al 1888 Fourth avenue.