The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-16

Joy De Camp, who is a guest for the
winter al the Bailey home.
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Miss Jean Mcneil will entertain Sat
urday, Oct. %. with an Orpheum party
Rivers. The matinee will be followed
by a luncheon at FrankIin's.
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Mrs. B. F. Oft will entertain the
members of her Kensington club next
Friday afternoon at her home in the
Oaks apartments.
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There will be a meeting of the st.
Mary's Alumnae association at the
academy Sunday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock, when arrangements will be
made for the annual banquet of the
association to be given at the academy
Saturday, Nov. 6.
A charmingly appointed dinner was
that given last night at the home of
Mrs. Elias A. Smith in East Seventh
South street, in honor of her guests,
Mrs. A. S. Myrick and Mrs. George R.
Bentel of Los Angeles. A large cluster
of pink chrysanthemums formed the
centerpiece on the dining table, where
covers were laid for ten guests. 2he
dinner was followed by a theatre party
at the Orpheum. {
Mrs. John A Marshall was the
hostess at pretty bridge tea given
yesterday complimentary to Miss lone
Morrison, popular October bride. A
color scheme of red was carried out IN
the decorations, autumn leaves being
prettily combined with red cosmos and
red fruits in the table appointments.
Seven tables Of bridge were played dur
ing the afternoon.
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Miss Carey Marshall and Miss Stella
Fabian entertained few friends with
bridge last night at the home of Miss
Marshall in East South Temple street.
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The fort was the scene Of a charm
ing bridge tea given yesterday after
noon at the quarters of Mrs. John w.
Ward. Pink and white carnations were
arranged with pretty effect in the din
ing room, where Mrs. Ward was assist
ed by Mrs. Willis Uline and Miss Lou
UliDe, who presided at the punch bowl
Quantities of autumn leaves formed the
decorations throughout the other
rooms. Six tables of bridge were
played, Mrs. Edwin Butcher and Mrs.
Paul Potter being awarded the prizes.
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Mrs. Q. H. Harlan and Mrs. r. w.
Hill were the hostesses yesterday at
the last of a series of delightful teas
given this week at the Caithness apart
ments. A color scheme 81 red was pref
tily carried out with clusters of red car
nations and red shaded candles in the
decorations. Music and games were
enjoyed by the guests, and the game
prizes were awarded to Mrs. T. ]. Fitz-
md re
guest prize for the guest or honor, Mrs.
F. w. Orem of Boston. Assisting the
hostesses in the dining room were Mrs.
w. B. Rushmer and Mrs. ]. Warth-
man.
A pretty Kensington of yesterday
was that given by Mrs. T. r. Black at
her home in South Sixth East street. A
charming arrangement of the bright
tinted autumn leaves was used in the
decorations, a low mound of the leaves
forming the table centerpiece. Assist
ing the hostess in serving were Mrs.
John Reed, Mrs. Harry CAM and Mrs.
c H. Van Dyke. Music and games
were enjoyed during the afternoon, and
those awarded prizes in the guessing
contest were Mrs. Harry GAM and
Mrs. Edwin KimbaIl.
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Mrs. r. May entertained the members
of her Kensington club at her home in
East Second South street yesterday aft
ernOOn. The fall flowers were used in
the decorations. clusters of the yellow
dahlias being used with pretty effect.
Mrs. E. ]. Roeber assisted Mrs. May in
the dining room.
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The second dance of the University Of
Utah social season that was given by
the junior class in the museum Friday
afternoon was equally as successful as
the one given the previous week by the
senior class. The decorations were in
autumn leaves. The punch booth rep
resented an arbor of maple leaves.
tinted with all the beautiful colors Ct
autumn On the punch table were also
chrysanthemums. Dancing lasted from
until $50 o'clock. During the after
noon about 200 students enjoyed the
hospitality Of the class.
The University of Utah football men
were given a stag Orpheum party by
Coach Joe Maddox Friday night. The
boys had a block of seats in the center
of the house, and during the intermis-
sion gave many university yells. Din
ner was taken at the College Inn.
Mrs. w. H. Davies was the hostess
at an elegantly appointed luncheon
given yesterday for a few friends. Pink
and white carnations were used in the
decorations, a cluster Of the blossoms
gracing the center of the table, which
was lighted with pink-shaded Candida
bra Many garden flowers were used
with pretty decorative effect in the par
lors. Thes prize in the games played
during the afternoon was awarded to
Mrs. ]. W. Witbeck
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Treasure will leave
today for months visit in New York.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A H. King left YES
terday for Florida, where they will
visit for several weeks.
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Mrs. Baker and Miss Elizabeth Baker
of Everett Wash, will arrive in Salt
Lake this evening and will be guests at
the home Of Mrs. Bakers sister, Mrs.
Ned Ferry.
Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Dignowity, from
Reno, New, are visiting Salt Lake with
view Of locating here IN the near fu-
ture. For the present they are at home
at No. 81 BransfOrd apartments. Miss
Dorothy DignOwity is now at the Miss
Tewksbury school at Irving-on-thc-
Hudson.
Mrs, A. S. MyTick and Mrs. George
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