The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-28
SOCIETY
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Adams and Miss Anna Park. Prizes
were given at the four tables as fol-
lows: Mrs. George z. Airs, Mrs. c. z.
Traver, Mrs. Robert Kramers and Miss
SjodahL
Mrs. Addison Cain was the hostess
Saturday afternoon at a luncheon Ioi-
lowed by kensington gwen in honor
Of Mrs. John Kempf. Jr',. who leaves
Wednesday, December l. TO make her
home in New York The following
guests enjoyed the afternoon: Mrs. A.
II. Boxrud, Mrs r. c. Dustan, Mrs.
Mrs. James Eager, Mrs. H. L. Klingen-
der, Mrs. George c. Kidder Mrs. w. w.
Bacon, Mrs. S o. S. Nelden, Mrs. Smith,
Mrs NJ. B. White and Mrs. ]. s. Gard.
Mr.. and Mrs. e NJ. Weller entertained
with a delightful family dinner party
on Thursday evening at their home in
last Seventh South street. A tall vase
of red carnations graced the center Of
the dining table, and covers were laid
Tor twenty guests.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge L Thomas en-
tertained the members of the Friday
afternoon bridge club and their hus-
bands Friday evening at their home.
M. Breeder and Dr.. A c. Wterry. The
next evening meeting will be held with
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe NJ Breeder.
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One of the largest and most elaborate
social affairs OF the week was the dan
cling party given Wednesday night by
Mr.. and Mrs, George Taylor Badger at
Whitney han, when about go guests en-
Joyed the evening. The pretty hall was
beautifully decorated in pink and white
chrysanthemums and pOtted palms and
ferns. One corner, where punch was
served, was iuXuriantly fitted up with
rnT = am-urn nil lon nd
chairs The dining room. presided ever
by a number of attractive young girls,
was bright with a profustion Of PINK
carnations softly lighted by candelabra
and lights shaded in the rosy color. Dan
cling was enjoyed until a late hour. 1t
vas said that the gowns worn were the
handsomest seen at any social function
of the season.
beautiful luncheon was the one given
Wednesday at the Alta club by Mrs. L,
c. Robinson and Miss Noble. Fifty guests
were seated around the table IN the gold
room. where the details were gracefully
carried cut in Thanksgiving effect. The
favorS and place cards were at each end
OF the table, where the central decora-
ton was a crystal basket of vtolets. Law
order chrysanthemums were also used
and the candelabra were shaded in law
ender.
The Thanksgiving d. nee given at the
University club Wednesday evening was
one OF the pleasant affairs Of the week
and was attended by forty couples. Din
iper was served in the private dining
room and dancing was enjoyed until a
late hour.
Mrs. David Keith was one of the hos
ipitable hostesses of the week when on
Friday afternoon she entertained at eight
tables Of bridge with large number of
friends dropping in later for tea. Ameri-
can Beauty roses graced the tea table,
which was covered by an exquisite Nal
tese lace cloth ard was presided over by
Mrs. d. Moore Lindsay and Mrs. Benner
x Smith, who poured tea and coffee.
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A pleasant event Of Friday evening was
a pumpkin party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Snow, which was also in the ma
tuTe Of a housewarming, II being the
first social affair given in their new bun
galow on Sixth avenue. The pretty new
home was attractively decorated with the
flowers Of the season and about fifty
guests enjoyed the evening.
A very successful social affair of the
week was the bezaar and dancing party
given by the young ladies of AIizDah chap
ter, o. Z. S., in the Masonic temple We'd
nesday evening. The rooms were effec-
lively decorated in Thanksgiving effect,
with strings OF small pumpkins and turk
eys reaching from the chandeliers to the
corners OF the rooms. The phillars were
twined in yellow and green. The booths
containing fancy work were attraotively
arranged ana 0dhclnS was enjoyed ny the
large number present
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Tuesday evening a bundle shower was
given by the Misses Nellie and Blanche
Robinson in honor Of Miss harriet Rob
inson. whose marriage 10 John Banks takes
place in December "A fortune telling
booth was located in one corner of the
room and each IN turn had their fortune
told. The evening was spent in games
and music after which a light supper
was served. Prizes were won by Miss
Lucille Squires and Miss Emeline Bean.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Rich enter
tanned at a family dinner Thanksgiving
day. The dining room was bright with
yellow charysanthemums. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Z. z. Rich, ST., Mr..
and Mrs Eddie E. Rich, Mr.. and Mrs.
A j. Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs Edgar z.
Rich, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Farnum, and
Miss Esther Rich. Cards followed the
dinner in the evening
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The first annual dance Of the AssOci-
eted Students of the University OF Utah.
given in the Museum hall Thursday night
in honor OF the students OF the Agri"ul-
tural college, was one OF the biggest sue
cesses in the history Of the University.
The event was the first of the season
where the students had an opportunity
to use the fee paid in by the students
at the beginning Of the year for the sup
port Of student activities. The dance was