The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-29
SOCIETY
TopAY's EVENTS.

Major and Mrs. Puryiance Will be
; the hOnored guests at a dinner to be :
given by Lieutenant and Mrs. Edwin Z
, Butcher.
Mrs. John c. Cutler, Jr., will enter .
tain this afternoon with a five :
hundred party to be given at her (
; home i'll street
, Mrs Charles Gillett will be the
hostess at a luncheon to be given To-
, day at the University club.
The members of the Sewing club
, will be entertained this afternoon at =
, the home Of Mrs. w. NJ. Hunt in
; Sixth East street.
; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Judge will en-
; terrain this evening in honor of Miss
; Genieve Mccormick, November
, bride.
, The Plate club will be entertained
; Hanchett at her home in Third ave
, nue..
; Miss Retta Young will be the
, hostess at d tea to be given in honor
; of Miss Vedi Beebe this afternoon.
; The Ladies Literary club will be
; the scene OF a large dancing party
; to be given this evening, with Mrs.
; ]. Fred Daynes. Mrs +. II. Lund,
, Mrs. Walter Wallace, Mrs. Bertha
; Anderson, Miss Vera Felt. Mrs. Will
; POLAND. Mrs. Frank Bagley and
; Mrs. Isaac Burton as the hostesses.
; About two hundred guests will be
present at the affair.
, A children's Halloween party will
; be given this evening at the nome
} of Mrs. A. H. Warren, in G street.
; Miss Elsie De Groot will entertain
, with a Halloween party this even
ing, the guests being the young peo-
pies class of the First Congrega-
; tional church.
, A party will be giv-n this evening
, by Mrs. NJ. n. Asper and the Misses
; Baxter, in honor of Miss Leone Ed
raonds, fall bride.
\ Mrs Ii. W. Madsen will entertain
\ thS members of her bridge club this
, evening at her home in East First
South street.
! A Halloween party will be given
: this evt1 irg by Miss Ethel Smith
! and Miss Gertrude Snively. in the
= parIors of the First Methodist
= church, the guests being the young
: people of the church:
) A bridge tea will be given this
) afternoon by Mrs. Robert steele, in
\ South Eleventh East street. this be
y ing one of a series being given by
: Mrs Steele.
; Miss Irene LangtOn will entertain
= this evening with a Halloween party
= at her homo IT West First N0-tn
= street.
! One of he days Halloween parties
= will be given this evening BY Miss
\ Clara BUtteTfield at her home in
; South State street.
! An interesting affair of the day
y will be the lecture to be given at the
: afternoon by Tom Kullujian. an Az
= menian rug eypert. who Will sneak
' about real and imitation oriental
: rugs Following thu lecture, tea will
y be served to the guests. and 4 social
= hour will be eniOvsd-
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A delightfully."- appointed luncheon W;
hat given at the University club yeste
lay, wnen Mrs. c. +. Allen entertain(
a number of college women in honor
Mrs Phillip Moore, the president of q
TenGfdl GuCIdllOn Ol W oHltu tluh
Mrs. Moore. who has been the guest
Mrs. George r. Hancock during her sta
n Salt Lake, left last evening for De-
yer, en- route to her home in st. Louis.
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Mrs. Z. o Howard was the hostess
4 charming dinner party given last mig
al her home in East South Temple stree
The hOnOred guest being Miss Joy
Camp, who will spend the winter in So
Lake. The dining room was beautiful
decorated in ferns and white cOsmC
while large clusters of yellow chrysa
themums were used with pretty effect
the living room. Dainty monogram
cards were laid for ten guests
A pretty tea of yesterday was that wi
which Miss Edna FaTnswOrth entertain
in honor of her guest. Miss Ethel Ogd
Of Spokane, Wash. Three tables Of brid
were played during the afternoon. VIII
decorated the dinil
table. where tea was poured by Mi
Hazel Sappington and Miss Stella Fabia
The Alta club was the scene of bea
.ifully appointed dinner given last mig
1y Mrs. Ernest Bamborger, compliments
to Miss Genevieve Mccormick. a X
mound of yellow chrysanthemums grac
the center of the table, and the que
places were marked by monogramed car
In gold,
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Smith ente
tanned informally at bridge last night
their home in Third avenue, the guests
honor being Major and Mrs. James Pu
Vance of Fort Douglas;
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The second Of a series of delightful te
given by Miss Daisy Raybould was tn
with which she entertained yesterday al
srnoon at her home in South West Temp
street A color scheme of yellow was
fectively carried out in the dining roo
decorations, with a large bowl of yellC
forming the table ce
-erpiece. Those serving in the dinil
room were Mrs. T. R Black and MI
RulOn SmOOt. assisted by Miss Els
Dickert and Mrs. James Sadler. Six tabl
IF bridge were played and prizes we
won by Mrs. William Foster and MI
Richard Romney.
Mrs F. E. Marcy and Miss Anna Tin
man. who entertained Wednesday at
charming bridge tea. were again the hos
esses at a delightful affair given We
ne sday at the Marcy home i'm p stree
A centerpiece of yellow chrysanthemur
graced the center of the dining tab
which was covered with a cluny lace pie
over yellow satin. Mrs. r. II. Peale al
Mrs. Do BoutZ9 assisted in the diniI
room. Those winning prizes in the bridi
games were Mrs. John Delano. MI
slOchner of Los Angeles. Mrs. Wvch
Mrs Fields. Mrs. Edwards. Miss Eth
Mount and Miss Margaret Gibbons.
= x x
An informal reception was given Ia
hight in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Robe
Chaplin by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph z. Cali
md Miss Pearl Van Colt at the Cali
nome in B street. The house was CHAIR
ngly decorated with American Beau
'oses, and q large number of friends we
present during the evening. Mr.. and Mr.
chaplin leave this morning for their I
ure home in Boston.
x x x
Mrs s. H. Black entertained the men
,ers of hor Thursday Afternoon Bunchet
Tub yesterday at her home in the Arlin
on apartments. A color scheme of We
ow was chosen for the decorations. chry
lnthemums and nasturtiums in the yello
ihade carrying out the effect. HallOwe'
suggestions wo-H also used in the decor
ions. Tho rridFa trophies were awardi
o Mrs. r. w. Hill and Mrs. George
Raymond The club will he entertain,
leXt Thursday by Mrs. George w Lar
bourne at her home in Second avenue
x X
A delightful theatre party was given
he Orpheum yesterday bv Mrs. Carl