The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-02

Nov. 1, with Miss Beulah Hudson as the
hostess.
Thirty guests were entertained at
KensingtOn tea given at the home or
Mrs. Philip Schonert yesterday, the
hOstesses being Mrs. z. H. Dorman and
Mrs. Schonert. The reception hail was
beautifully decorated in yellow sunf1ow-
ers and nasturtiums, while pink and
white asters were used in the dining
room and parlor. The hostesses were
assisted in serving by Mrs. Waldron,
Mrs. Mason Miner, Miss Nora McCanne
and Mrs. c. Lang.
A delightful dinner party was that
with which Miss A. Scappatura enter
tanned eight guests Thursday evening
in honor of Mrs. A. J. PrOsSer OF Los
Angeles and Miss Naomi Van Dyke, an
October bride. A color scheme OF red
was prettily carried out in the table
| decorations, a large mound of red sweet
peas and nasturtiums forming the cen
| terpiece. The dinner was followed by
a theatre party at the Grand.
/ Mrs. J. E. Austin entertained eight
/ cen guests Thursday night at her home
| in First avenue in honor OF her son,
/ Ross Austin, who leaves for the east
:
! prOfusion were massed throughout the
/ rooms. A large vase of yellow sunfOw-
! ers formed the table centerpiece, from
which yellow ribbons extended to each
plate. The guests places were marked
/ by dainty cards in the sunf1Ower design.
/ A cOnundrum supper was served, and
/ later games We're enjoyed by the guests.
/ The prizes were awarded to Miss Claire
! Butterfield and Laurie Bennett. Little
] Blanche Austin gave several charming
| vocal and musical selections during the
| evening.
Mrs. Charles Livingston entertained
/ last Monday afternoon at a 500 party at
/ her home in South Ninth East street.
/ Ten tables were played, and the prizes
/ were awarded to Mrs. Frances Arm
| strong and Mrs. Isaac Barton. The
living room was prettily decorated in
| the national cOlOrs, and quantities Of
red dahlias and white and yellow asters
were used in the parlOr. Mrs. Living
ston was again the hostess on Tuesday
evening at a 500 party. About forty
/ guests were present, and the card prizes
were won by Mrs. William Armstrong,
| Mrs. Ernest Smith and Edward Burton
and g. Anderson.
Mrs. V. c. Jensen entertained the
/ members of the n. Q. S. club at her
home in North Temple street Friday
evening. The house was prettily deco
rated in the autumn cOlOrs, and the
! hostess was assisted in entertaining by
Mrs. W. c. Give, jr., and Miss Jean
Angel The members of the club are
Miss Merle Snow, Mrs. J. w. Kings
bury, Miss Gertrude Snow, Miss Eleanor
Taylor, Miss Minnie Anderson, Mrs. W,
c. Give, ir., Miss Rena Anderson, Miss
Stella Angel and Mrs. V. c. Jensen
The next meeting of the club will be
held at the home of Miss Merle Snow
in Canyon Road.
Miss Madeline Murtha and Midship-
man Scott Lynn, who have been the
guests of Mr. Lynn's mother, Mrs. W
P. Lynn, left last Thursday for the east
/ Miss Murtha returns to her home in
New York, while Mr.. Lynn viii re-enteI
/ Annapolis academy, from which he viii
graduate in June.
Midshipman Robert COrwin Lee, who
has spent the vacation season with rel
atives in salt Lake and at Fort Doug
las, left last Sunday for Annapolis
academy, where he will resume his
studies as a member of the graduating
class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Edison arrived in
Salt Lake on Tuesday, and will be the
guests Of Mrs. Kenneth Williams OF
Fort Douglas until Sunday, when they
will leave for their home in Kansas City
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard Reed left or
. Thursday for an extended eastern trip
x x x
Rev. and Mrs. S. G. Shannon arrived
in Salt Lake Friday, and viii be guests
2 at the home of H. E. Zerbe for a few
2 days. Rev. and Mrs. Shannon are re-