The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-03

games. The bridge prizes were aWaroea
to Mrs. Edwin Butcher, Mrs. I. X.
Black, Mrs. J. T. CoWan, MRS. FRANK
Dole, Mrs. George Brice, Mrs. LafayeI ~
HaHchett, Mrs. o. K. Lewis, Mrs Z: M.
Allison, Mrs. c. S. Lashbrook' MIS-
Thomas Kearns, Mrs. Owsley. MIS-.
Charles Loring, and the misses Nan
Gibbons, Anna Tinsman, Mary Wall ana
Mrs. Baker, who is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Ned Ferry, was the coil Ipli
mented guest at luncheon given FRI
day BY Mrs. o. w. Powers at her home.
'Iingerlonger." Covers were laid Tor
ten guests
Complimentary to Miss Genevleye
Mccormick and Walker Salisbury, VINO
will be married this month. a tneatre
party was given at the Orpheum .ast
Cornick. The play was followed by
/ supper in the Mccormick home in East
South Temple street
The Post Bridge club was entertained
Yesterday afternoon at its fortnlghtiy
| meeting at the quarters or Mrs. w. A,
/ Cavenaugh. The bridge prizes were won
/ by Mrs. Guy Bucker and Mrs clark
! Elliott. Mrs. Elliott viii be the host
ess at the next meeting of the CLUB TO
be held Tuesday, Nov. TO-
Mrs. F. A. Slade entertained the mem.
bers of the Tuesday Afternoon card
! ohm yesterday afternoon at her home
/ in Fifth East street. The next meeting
Of the club win be held III In ny two Wv weeks
Fifty guests were entertained with a
Halloween party given at Gartield
| flower Whist club. The hall was beau
| tiful1y decorated in a Halloween ct
/ feet An elaborate supper was Iol-
lowed by Halloween games during the
evening.
A charming luncheon was that given
| at the Wilson hotel Monday by MIS-.
| clark Elliott of Fort Douglas, complt-
mentary to Mrs. r. P. Rifenberick, jr.,
who left yesterday for trip abroad.
A centerpiece of pink and white car
| nations decorated the luncheon taple
and covers were laid for SIX guests
Miss Esther Allen was the hostess
at an informal five hundred party
given last night in her home in First
avenue in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
| Sands. Six tables of bridge were
played and the hostess was assisted py
Mrs. A. J. Gorham.
Lieutenant and Mrs. c. e. Reese are
now at home at quarters No. at For'
Douglas, formerly occupied by Captain
and Mrs. z. p. Rifenberick, Jr, ana tht
, quarters No. 1 will be occupied by Or
and Mrs. Stallman.
Mrs. Grumpy is soon to be at home hons
to friends for the winter at Goruoi
hall in Third South street.
Captain and Mrs. r. P. Rifenberick
IT.. left last night for the east and al
extended trip @@brSad'
, Edward B. Heisler will be at hom'
to friends informally Thursday even
ing, Nov. 4. at S64 Katherine street
near Fourth South street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth East street
Mrs. D. l. Wallick of Provo, who ha
I been the guest fr GA few days of he
> sister, Mrs. NJ. B. whitney returned
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Goody and littl
, daughter, Irene, returned SUNDAY iron
: a six weeks trip to New York and othe
? eastern cities.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Mark NJ. Murtough O
! Twin Falls, Idaho, who spent the sum
: mer in New Jersey, have been tn
guests of friends in Salt Lake for
. few DAYS since their return from IN
east. they left Saturday night 70
4 their home in Idaho.
Miss lone Atwood, who has bee
: | visiting in Ogden for the last Nv
Z weeks as the guest of Dr. and Mr.
= G. W. Baker, returned home Sunda
: evening.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Fauntley Mile
| returned Tuesday from months wed
ding trip to Los Angeles, and are no'
at home at quarters No. 20 at Fol
Douglas.
Miss Marion Jones returned Tuesdd
| from a months visit to ocean Far
and other southern California point
= = K
Word has been received in Salt LAX
that Mrs. Effie Dean Knappen, wei
known local musician, was marie
Monday in New York City.
Mrs. Harold Siegel will leave Satul
day to join Mr.. Siegel in Nevada
where they will make their home unit
January, when they return to Ne
York Mrs. Siegel has been the n
cipient of much social attention durin
her stay in the city, a number of d.
lightful dinners having been given f.
her this week.