The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-07

req satin, and a Jack-o'-lantern formed
the centerpiece- From this streamers
of black and yellow ribbons extended
to each place, where place cards in the
pumpkin design were laid for twenty
four guests. Halloween games and a
number Of musical selections on the yfo-
lin and piano were enjoyed by the
guests.
Mrs. James Ingebretsen entertained
the members of the Monday Afternoon
Card club Monday. at her home in East
Second South street The table center
piece was a cluster of yellow and white
chrysanthemums, and Halloween ef-
fects were also used in the decorations.
In the card games the prize was award
ed to Mrs. w II. Dee.
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A charming luncheon was that given
at the Wilson hotel Monday by Mrs.
Clark Elliott of Fort Douglas. compli-
mentary to Mrs r. P. Rifenberick, jr.,
who left for a trip abroad. A center
piece of pink and white carnations
decorated the luncheon table, and COW
ers were laid for six guests.
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The Daughters of the Confederacy
met Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Elizabeth Shaver, and after a
short business meeting a social time
was enjoyed by the guests. A cluster
of red carnations graced the center of
the dining table and trailing green
vines added a pretty touch to the table
decorations. Tea was poured by Mrs
F. B. Davies and Mrs. Susan B. Davies.
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The Misses Grace and Susa Wilton
entertained the members of the Young
Peoples club of st. Paurs church Mon
day night at a delightful Halloween
and hard times" party, given at their
home in Fifth avenue COrnStalks and
jack-O'-lanterns were effectively used
in the decorations throughout the
rooms. About sixty guests were enter
tanned. and the hOstesses were assisted
by the entertainment committee, COM
posed of Miss Mabel Bennett, Miss Eva
Dunford, Miss Marie Vermillion, Mrs.
A. F. Walker, Miss Joy and Miss Agnes
Sharp.
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beautiful tea given Tuesday was
that with which Mrs A. Fred Wey and
Mrs. Vaughn Paul entertained at the
Wey home in East South Temple street,
complimentary to Mrs. William OWs-
ley of Montana. The house was beau
tifully decorated throughout with a
profusion of palms and chrysanthe-
NUNS, white chrysanthemums being
used with pretty effect in the dining
room, while the blossoms in the pink
shades decorated the other rooms. A
cluster of the large white blossoms
graced the center of the dining table,
where the hostesses were assisted by
Mrs. z. A. Wall, Mrs. De Boutze and
Mrs. P. s. KeOgh. About one hundred
guests were entertained during the
afternoon, sixteen tables of bridge be-
ing played, with other guests coming in
for the tea, which followed the games.
The bridge prizes were awarded to Mrs.
Edwin Butcher, Mrs. T. r. Black, Mrs,
]. f. Cowan, Mrs. Frank Dole, Mrs.
George BTice, Mrs. Lafayette Hanchett,
Mrs o. K. Lewis, Mrs. c. NJ. Allison,
Mrs. c. S. LashbroOk, Mrs. Thomas
Kearns, Mrs. Owsley. Mrs. Charles
LOring, and the Misses Nan Gibbons,
Anna Tinsman, Mary Wall and Ethel
Mount
The Post Bridge club was entertained
Tuesday afternoon at its fOrtnightly
meeting at the quarters of Mrs. w. A.
Cavenaugh. The bridge prizes were
won by Mrs. Guy Buckert and Mrs.
Clark Elliott.
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