The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-31

where violets and pink roses were used
with exquisite effect. Mrs. John Weir
presided at the tea table, assisted by
the Misses BEETLES, SISTERS of the host
ess. Nine tables Of bridge were played
during the afternoon, when the prizes
were won by Mrs. J. B. Risque, Mrs.
Richard A. Keyes, Mrs. T. B. Beatty,
Mrs. F. Z. McGurrin, Mrs. c. r. Pear
sail, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Brown, Miss
Mildred Mcmillan and Miss JOY De
Camp.
The Ladies Aid society Of the First
Methodist church viii hold a reception
New Years, at the home of Mrs o. A.
Honnold, 1855 East Second South street,
from to in the afternoon. The Ia
dies are requested to bring their hus-
bands.
Miss Gladys McConaughy viii re-
ceive her friends informally New Years
afternoon at her home in Eleventh East
street
One Of the pleasant social affairs of
the week in the younger set was the
Orpheum matinee party, given Thurs
day afternoon by Miss Lucille Clark,
in honor of the following young girls
who are spending the Christmas vaca-
ton in the city: Misses NOrinne ThOmp-
son, Margaret Walker, Lillian Lane
and Margaret Dunn. After the matinee
the party adjourned to the apartments
of Mr.. and Mrs. n NJ. Hamilton in the
BransfOrd, where a dainty little supper
was enjoyed. The dining room was
very attractive, being decorated with
streameTs Of red and festOons Of green
reaching from the chandeliers to the
corners Of the room, and with a large
cut glass bowl Of American Beauty
roses grazing the center of the table.
The young girls, aside from the guests
of honor who enjoyed the affair were:
Misses AIine Mcmillan, Carey Marshall,
Gladys McCOnaughy, Mary Halloran,
MeTce Lewis, Margery Jacobs, Hazel
Oswald, Elizabeth Baker, Juliet Banks,
Georgeida Moore, Virginia Beatty, Rose
Evans, Isabelle Schiller and Margaret
Walden. Mrs. n, NJ. Hamilton chap
eroned the party.
At the home Of Mrs c. NJ. Bell,
Thursday evening, Miss Emma Zane
entertained about thirty of her young
friends at a card party. Five hundred
was the game of the evening. The
house was bright in holiday decorations
and the evening proved most delight
ful.
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The monthly birthday luncheon oc-
CURED Thursday noon at the Y. W. c.
A. rest rooms ia the Brooks Arcade,
with Mrs. A T. McCanne as hostess.
The table was pretily adorned in
Christmas cOlOrs with a centerpieoe Of
white carnations. The guests of honor,
whose birthdays fall in January, togeth-
er with the hostess, were Mrs. Hawkins,
Miss Mckenzie, Miss Florence Z.
Snevely, Mrs. Nellie Montgomery, Miss
Woodmansee and Miss Hail.
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The Tiernan home in East South
Temple street WIS the scene of a dam
ty luncheon Wednesday, when Mrs.
Austin K. Tiernan and Mrs. Lucia Tier
nan entertained fourteen young girls
for their niece and granddaughter, Miss
Virginia Whitney. The elaborate Christ
mas decorations were still in place
throughout the house, and the lunch
con table was attractive with the color
scheme carried out in red. A basket of
beautiful red roses and pOinsettia occu-
pied the center, with the place cards
laid for the young guests in the same
effect The afternoon was pleasantly
spent IN music and games. In the
guessing contest the prizes were won
by Miss Ethel Young and Doris Ed
mOnds.
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Miss Naomi Hoffman, the little
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Hoff-
man, entertained her friends at a dain-
tily appointed luncheon at her home
Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock. The
1o0orufna in
Christmas cOlOrs. In the center Of the
dining table was a miniature Christmas
tree, which was beautifully decorated
and was a sight to be remembered. The
place cards represented little girls at
tending a tea party, and were hand
decorated. There were two candelabra
with red shades at each end of the ia
BILE, embroidered table cloth with red
roses covered the table, cut glass, china
and naDery and everything that goes
to make up a beautiful and attractive
table was used. On the sidebOard was
a profusiOn of American Beauty roses
The lights were shaded in red and the
color scheme of red and green was car
ried out throughout the entire menu.
The guests were seated and served with
every delicacy of the season, which was
greatly enjoyed by each one, also many
IuuSiCdl SbleGAlOlS were EGuutIGQ WUlG
refreshments were served. After
luncheon the guests were invited into
the library, where a big surprise await
ed them in a large, magnificent Christ
mas tree beautifully decorated and il
Illuminated with many tiny electric
lights. and where Santa Claus present
ed them with a Christmas remem-
brance. After enjoying the Christmas
tree they were invited into the billiard
room, where they spent a most enjoy
able afternoon, where dancing and
games were INDUCED in. Before leav-
ing. each one received a beautiful favor,
and went home happily thanking their
charming little hostess for an afternoon
long to be remembered. Those invited
were Misses Isabelle Rice. Frances
Knox, Glen Walker, Virginia Whitney,
Ruth FarnswOrth, Marion Mcintyre,
Josephine Richards, Margery Howard,
Elizabeth Calladay Sybil Walker,
Kathrine HOag, Marguerite Burris,
Irene Hall, and Masters Gordon Rice,