The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
Morris. The two latter assisted Mrs.

Morris. The two latter assisted Mrs.
Wallace.
The Young matrous and maids Of the
Lynd : chapter. No. !. of the East
crn star. entertained several Of their
friends at harvest dance at the ban
quot hall. Masonic temple. Monday
evening Black and gold was the color
scheme prettily carried out. with pro
fusion Of autumn leaves and Jack o
lantorns. The orchestra was stationed
lat one corner of the. room behind
lattice of black and gold. Tho punch
and refreshments tables were effective
! " covered ia autumn leaves. The
hoStcsseS for the evening were Mrs
! Thomas II. Hudson. Mrs. Clayton II.
Stevens. Mrs Ada Kinney. Miss Farrol
Anderson. Miss Ruby Lee. Miss Eula
Hardesty, Miss Nellie Shcrmer and
Miss Fanny Bird.
The Mccormick home was the scene
| Of pretty bridge tea Monday after
noon. when Miss Mccormick and Miss
! GcnCyieve Mccormick entertained ten
tables at bridge. "A number later going
| in 10 tea The color scheme of yellow
( was handsomely carried out. with q
! crystal vase of yellow chrysanthc-
NUNS in the center or the tea table,
whore tea and coffee were poured by
] y
] Gcmmcll and Mrs. j. B. Risque. Prizes
were won by Mrs John A Marshall
and Mrs Frank Jennings,
The east side branch of the Ladies'
guild of ST. Mark : cathedral met with
Mrs. j.. Il. Ferguson Monday afternoon,
/ when plans were arranged for the an
Dunl bazar to he held IN December. At
this meeting pleasant surprise was
/ L., 4.
alton by Mrs. Broughall of a check
from Mrs. David Keith for $50 TO help
the work along, Mrs. Keith s generous
kipdness was highly appreciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Midslcy enter.
tanned at a delightful informal affair
Monday evening in honor of Mr.. and
! Mrs. Alfred Best and Miss Vera Dean,
! Tho rooms were prettily decorated iu
red carnations and ferns. and dainty
| luncheon was served. Mr.. and Mrs.
Best will leave October - for Berlin.
where Mr. Best will be engaged in opera
work for year or more.
Miss Allie Pcale who has spent the
! past month here with Mr.. and Mrs. X.
J Nj. Pcale will leave today for her
! home in Chicago. H., and Mrs, NJ, Al
/ len, mother of Mrs Peale, who has
.
/ several weeks, will leave Wednesday
| for her home in Kansas City, Mo.
The Rev. Professor Samuel 4. Col
ladav. who has accepted the position
as dean of St Mark s cathedral. viii
be here the first of the month with his
wife and children, from Mddletowu.
Conn. Professor ColIaday will occupy
! The pulpit for the first time Sunday,
! NoNcmbpT
The Orphans Home aud Day Nursery
association met Monday morning at the
home of Mrs. W. T. Rice, when com.
mittee was appointed for the purpose
of raising money for the new home.
| Another meeting for reports will be
! held Thursday afternoon at o'clock
with Mrs. Edwin Kimball.
DR.. LcMav. who was formerly sta.
! toned at Fort Douglas. left Monday
! evening for Vancouver barracks, where
! he * now stationed, after spending
three days here with Mr. and Mrs
josiah Coplcy on his way from Canada,
whore be has been visiting.
Mrs. Bcrkhocl returned Monday from
several months spent abroad and in
/ New York. Her daughter and daugh.
/ tors husband, Mr.. and Mrs, Harold j..
/ Sicgcl. viii be here October - 10 spend
q week on their way 10 their home in
! Wells, Ncv.
| Mr.. aud Mrs. Alfred Best and two
children viii leave Wednesday. October
I -. for Now York. from which place
! thcv viii sail early in November for
/ Berlin. where Mr., Best will bc engaged
IN opera work.
Miss Winifred Irish, who has spent
! the past year studying art in New
York, is now studying al the students,
League III New York. where she will
F. spend the winter. and probably 20
I abroad in the spring.
Miss Helen Dauahcrty. who has spent
( the past four months visiting relatives
and friends in Omaha and Lincoln. Nch..
Will hc here the last of the month. ON
her way homo she Will spend 4 day in
/ Denver Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ten Eykc and children
of San Francisco. Cal. who have been
visiting Mr. Ten Evlc's sister Mrs.
= Y. Dcrrah. left last week for q visit
at their old home m Texas.
Bishop Brewster. who with his family
makes his hom" in Glcnwood Springs.
4 Colo, will hc hero the first of next
week to assist NJ the Morrison { Ovcrficld
wedding. October p.
Mrs. Wilbur ". Auuess win leave the
middle uf tins week FOR her home I'm
Dunbar. Ncb., after spending some iimc
here with her parents, Mr and Mrs
-. g.. NelNCs.
Mrs. c. r. Nichol of Portland, Or,
and Mrs. Lee Giockucr OF Los Angeles,
l.