The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-24

Mrs Van D. SDauldfng and Mrs. James
Ingebretsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". H Sanders celebrated
their eighth wedding anniversary during
the week at their home in the Oxford
apartments.
Mrs. f. E. McGurrin was the hostess at
the second Of a series of bridge teas at
her home Friday afternoon. Six tables
were played, and the house was very
beautifully decorated with autumn leaves
and cosmos.
A very pleasant reception given during
the week was that at the First Presby-
terrain church Friday. Those who as
sisted in receiving the members of the
church were Mr.. and Mrs. f. V. Silver.
Mrs r. E. MeConaughy.. Mrs: George
Hawkes. and Mrs. A. c. Smith. Miss
Margaret Warner. Miss Airline Mcmillan.
Miss Alice Martin and Miss Gladys Nc
Conaughy assisted in serving. Autumn
foliage was used in the decorating.
The T. o. n. o. club was delightfully."-
entertained Thursday evening at the
home of Miss Bessie Grace in Second ave-
nue.. Autumn leaves and flowers were
used with charming effect in the table
decorations, and covers were laid for
twelve guests, Miss Margaret Burton
was a guest of the club, and during the
vocal selections.
The Gamma Phi society Of the univer-
sity gave rush party at the Orpheum
Saturday afternoon. Following the the
atre, supper was served at Franklins to
about twenty members.
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| The James q. Rice circle Ladies OF the
G, A. R., entertained in honor of their
! comrades and their wives at Knights of
Columbus hall last Monday evening. 1t
! was one Of the most successful sOcials
/ given this season, about 100 guests being
/ inc an van
dered: Opening Address" by the presi-
dent. Mrs F. ]. Lyon; solo, Beautiful
Star" Miss Bong; address, "Ex-Prison-
ers of War" Thomas LOughney: recita-
ton. Wounded" Mrs. Laura Woodruff:
violin and plano selection. Darrell and
] Gladys Lyon, address, &c A. r. Ladies"
Colonel NJ. NJ. Kaighn; piano duet, Miss
/ Bong and Miss Connolly; recitation. 1.-THE
| Race" Miss Anna Mcdonald; biograph-
| ical sketch of General James c Rice, by
Miss Hazel Knowles.
Miss Ruby Renshaw was the hostess
| Friday night at a delightful surprise
/ given in honor Of the sixteenth birthday
| of her sister, Lutte Renshaw. The home
Of the hostess was the scene of a delight
/ full evening. Assisting in entertaining
were Violet Jensen, Mary Hanson and
! Pearl Renshaw Thirty guests were pres
| ent Piano selections were given by Jack
! O'DOnnell and Lillian Renshaw. Vocal Sc
! lectiOns were given by Pearl Renshaw
and others
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| A charming bridge tea given Monday
| afternoon was that with which the Misses
| Anna and Genevieve Mccormick enter
! tanned at their home in Center street. Ten
! tables of bridge were played, and the
| prizes were awarded to Mrs. John a. Mar
| shall and Mrs. Frank Jennings. The
hOstessss were assisted in 1.-THE dining
1 room by Mrs. Russell L. Tracy Mrs. j.
| B. Risque and Mrs. Robert GemmeL =
/ color scheme of yellow was carried out
I rHa~u
| chrysanthemums being used with charm
/ ing effect.
! Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
| Walter A. Wallace in I street a parcel
| shower was given, the guest of honor be
/ ing Miss ETma Read, who will be married
| on Wednesday. Streamers of red hearts
/ were effectively combined with nastur-
/ tfums ard autumn leaves in the decOra-
lions. A cluny lace cloth covered the
/ dining table, and q large bowl of the red
/ nasturtiums formed the centerpiece.
Those assisting in the dining room were
Miss Lulu Durham and Miss Marie Nor
| ris. In the library and parlor a pretty
| arrangement of autumn leaves was used.
/ In the games that were played during
| the afternoon the prizes were won by
/ Mrs. Frank Hooking and Miss Erma
| Read. About twenty guests enjoyed the
/ affair.
A five hundred party was given Mon
! D. Edmonds, in honor of Mel Carhart of
VeFnal who is visiting in Salt Lake.
/ Chrysanthemums were effectively used in
| the decorations. Fourteen guests were
| entertained during the evening. and Mrs.
]. f. Lynch assisted in the evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Midgley entertained
informally Monday night. complimentary
| to Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Best and Miss
/ Vera Dean. The house was beautifully
| decorated in a color scheme of red and
green. a large vase OF red carnations
grazing the center Of the dining table.
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Mrs. George Airs was the hostess at
! charming tea given Tuesday afternoon.
when she entertained twelve tables at
bridge at the Country club. A color
| scheme Of yellow was carried out in the
table decorations, a large cluster of beau
tiful yellow chrysanthemums forming
mound in the center of the table. Here
tea was poured during the afternoon by
Mrs. w. c. Alexander. Mrs. w. p. Kiser
and Miss Daisy Raybould
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A beautifully appointed dinner party
was that given Tuesday evening by Mrs.
Russell Schulder for the members of the
bridal party of the Morrison verfield
wedding, which will take place a week
from today A cut glass bowl Of beauti-
full white chrysanthemums graced the
center of the dining table. where covers
wererlaid for Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Nc
Caskell, Mr.. and Mrs. George Keyser,
Miss Edna Dunn. Miss Carrie Sapping-
ton, Miss lone Morrison, Gordon Hutch
ms, Leonard Wilson, James .HOgle, Harry
Sherman. Warner Morrison and Chaun-
cey Overfield.
A pretty affair of Tuesday was the five
hundred party with which Miss Sybella
Clayton entertained about forty friends
al her home in Second avenue. Miss Vedi
Beebe, a November bride. was the guest
Of honor. A pretty arrangement of au-
tumn leaves was used throughout the
rooms, and quantities of beautiful chry.
santhemums added TO the pretty effect.
Assisting Miss Clayton in the dining room
were the Misses Elizabeth Wells and
Louise Spencer. Those winning prizes in
the five hundred games were Mrs Clara
Howell, Miss Alice Nibley and Miss
Beebe.
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Mrs. Carlton Barnes was the hostess at
q prettily appointed luncheon given Tues
day. The table was charmingly decorated
in pansIes and autumn leaves a low
mound of the blossoms forming the CEN
terpiece. Covers were laid for twelve
guests. During the afternoon cards and
music were enjoyed by the guests. Mrs.
Barnes was assisted in serving by Mrs.
Richard Cranes.
The home of Mrs. c. o. Brown in South
First West street was the scene of a
pretty tea given Wednesday afternoon by
the members Of section five of the Ladies'
Aid society of the First Methodist church
Autumn leaves and flowers were effect
lively combined in the decorations
throughout the rooms. Sixteen guests
were present during the afternoon, anu
Mrs. Brown was assisted in receiving by
her mother, Mrs. George S. Smith
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A parcel shower was given Wednesday
night at the home of Miss Eunice Gold
ing. the guest of honor being Miss Leone
Edmonds, a November bride. A cluny
lace cloth over yellow satin covered the
dining table, which was decorated with