The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-14

to the pretty effect. MIR. MeChrystal was
assisted by his sister. Miss Frances Nc
Chrystal.
A five hundred party of Wednesday was
that with which Mrs. John X. Nicholson
anG Mrs. Walter +. Eldredge entertained
at the home of Mrs. Nicholson in E street.
A tall vase of chrysanthemums graced
the center of the dining table, and clus-
tiers of the blossoms were also used in
the decorations in the other rooms. Eight
tables of bridge were played. Miss Nellie
Nicholson assisted the hostesses in the
dining room. The bridge prizes were won
by Mrs. w. II. Weyher, Mrs. Ernest Lam
bourne and Mrs. Van Spalding.
Mrs Stephen H. Babcock was the host
ess Wednesday afternoon at a delightful
tea given in honor of Mrs. A. Z. Rykert,
formerly Miss Blanche Mcintosh of this
city. About fifty guests were entertained
during the afternoon, and the hostess
was assisted by Mrs. Ray Walker, Mrs.
Ernest Bamberger, Mrs. Benner Y. Smith
and Mrs. J. r. Walker. Large clusters
of the yellow chrysanthemums were used
in the decorations. a tall vase of the
blossoms forming the table centerpiece in
the dining room.
A matinee party was given Wednesday
afternoon by Mrs. o. II. Parker, who en-
tertained four guests at the Colonial the
atre.
Mrs. c. II. MorehoUse was the hostess
Wednesday afternoon at a bridge tea, the
first of a series to be given at her home
in First avenue. Seven tables of bridge
were played. and the prizes were awarded
to Mrs. A. H. Ensign, Mrs. A. II. Warren
Mrs. Joseph Taylor, Mrs A c. Smith.
Mrs. Lafayette Hanchett, Mrs. Bacon and
Mrs. J. A. Reeves. Chrysanthemums in
the yellow and red shades We're used in
decorating the rooms. The hostess was
assisted by Miss ElinOr Stewart, Miss
Z
Curtain.
A prettily appointed luncheon given
Wednesday was that with which Mrs. II.
G. Mcmillan entertained few friends in
formally at her home in East South Tenn
pie street, the affair being complimentary
to Mrs. Joseph Brinker of st. Louis and
Mrs. Kinkead of Berkeley
A number of guests were entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. s. L. Mayer
at the second of a series of charming af-
fairs given at her home in the Oaks
apartments color scheme of yellow
was carried out in the decorations. a pref
" arrangement of yellow asters being
used on the small bridge tables. The
prizes i'm the bridge games, of which six
were played. were won by Mrs. w. II.
Bintz, jr Miss Elsie Yates, Mrs. w. D,
Foster Miss Rye Gibbons and Mrs. Weir
James Mrs c. G. CrismOn assisted Mrs,
Mayer in the serving.
A pleasant surprise party was that Civ
en- Wednesday night at the home Of Mrs.
Harvey in honor of the eighteenth BIRTH
day of her son, Bonnie Harvey. The
house was effectively decorated in chrys-
anthemums in the different shades. The
guests included Misses Gladys Culver,
Howells Walker. Hayes. Mitchell Tay-
Tor, Bonds and Harvey, Messrs. Bertram
Gallagher. John Ford. FolkersOn. White.
Lindsay and Hubert Harvey. Mrs. Har-
vey was assisted by the Misses Taylor,
Harvey and Bonds
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Miss Lucille Heidel gave a delightful
luncheon Wednesday afternoon in honor
of Miss Nellie HasbrOuch, who leaves
soon for the east Those present were
Miss Blanche Miller. Mrs. F. E. Shurtlff.
Miss Carmalita Pitt. Mrs. Watkins, Miss
Dorothy WestOver, Miss Alice Reyes and
Mrs. c. P Heidel. =.
The opening event of the convention of
the Daughters Of the Revolution was the
reception Thursday night at the home of
Mrs PhilO T. FarnSWOrth in East South
Temple street. the affair being in honor
of the visiting president general, Mrs.
Adeline T. Fitz. The house was charm
inglv decorated throughout in a profuson
of flowers, and the rooms were throngcd
with guests throughout the evening.
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The Misses Kendall and Lucille Francke
were the hOstesses at a bridge tea given
Thursday afternoon at their home in the
Cummings apartments in honor of their
guest Miss Eleanor Rogers. A color
scheme of pink was chosen for the dining
room decorations, a large cut glass bowl
of pink chrysanthemums grazing the CEN
ter of the dining table. The chandelier
was entwined with smilax. and long
sprays of it extended to the corners of the
table. Here tea was poured by Miss
FIinor Stewart and Miss Stella Fabian
assisted by Misses Esther Allen, Ger
trude Hanson and Aileen Maclean. Five
tables of bridge were played. the prizes
going to Miss Stella Fabian Miss ElnOr
Stewart Miss Loreen Leary and Miss
Gertrude Hanson.
A party luncheon given Thursday was
that with which Mrs. S. V. Derrah enter
tanned in honor of Mrs. Joseph Brinker
Mrs Kinkead and Mrs. J. F. Evans at
her home in East First South street A
tall cut glass vase of yellow chrysan-
themums decorated the luncheon table.
and vines OF smilax were strewn about the
cloth Covers were laid for Mrs. Brinker,
Mrs. Evans, Mrs. kinkead. Mrs. Frank 3.
Stephens. Mrs. J. NJ. Bowman, Mrs. E. A.
Greenwood Mrs. J. Dininny. Mrs. Ten
eyek, Miss Nellie Brinker and Mrs. Der
Tah.
The Alta club was the scene of de
lightful affair given Thursday night,
when Walker Salisbury entertaiT1cd at
stag dinner for a number of his friends.
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The second in series of teas given by
Mrs. Jack Reeves was the bridge party
Thursday afternoon at her home in P