The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-07


Winifred Snow and Miss Dorothy Ma
rioneaux. The guests seated at the
luncheon table were Mrs. ]. w. DeLano.
Mrs Matthew Cullen, Mrs. Clarence
Warnock, Mrs. George Putnam, Mrs.
Frank Roberts, Mrs. Glen Miller, Mrs
H. S. Stowe, Mrs. William Stanley,
Mrs. N. H. Mayo, Mrs, William Banks
and Mrs. H. c. Edwards.
Mrs. F. D. McGanney was the hostess
yesterday at a stall party, given at the
Salt Lake theatre. A luncheon at
Franklin's followed the play. Pink
roses decorated the luncheon table and
dainty place cards painted with rose
wreaths were laid for Mrs. ]. c. Lynch.
Mrs. Edwin Kimball, Mrs. T. r. Black.
Mrs. F. Z. McGurrin and Miss O'Meara.
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Miss Vedi Beebe was the compliment
ed guest at a five hundred party given
yesterday by Miss Nora Murdoch at
her home in G street. Large bowls of
pink chrysanthemums and cosmos were
used with pretty effect throughout the
rooms. Assisting Miss Murdoch in the
serving were Mrs. Grace Woolley and
Mrs. j. f. Thompson. Eight tables of
five hundred were played during the
afternoon.
The sophomore class at the university
gave delightful matinee dance at the
university yesterday afternoon, about
one hundred couples enjoying the affair.
Saturday evening a party was given at
the university by the Alpha Phi fra
ternity.
One of the Halloween parties of last
Saturday was that at which Miss Luz
Of Hav- In
North First West street, given by the
T. o. n. o. club. The house was pref
tily decorated in Japanese effect. the
parlor being carried out in yellow. with
japanese lanterns and autumn leaves.
In the dining room the table piece was
of cluny lace over red satin, a large
pumpkin basket filled with fruit form
ing the centerpiece, with a Japanese
parasOl suspended from the cham
delier with red streamers to the vari-
Gus corners of the room. The living
room was carried out in yellow and
black. Supper was served in the base
ment, the decorations being In Hallow-
cen style, pumpkins. maize and au-
tumn leaves. Cider and peanuts were
served in a moonlight corner of the
guests present, the costumes being in
japanese.
Miss Pearl Bailey entertained the T.
o. n. o. club at her home in North
State street Wednesday, Nov. 3. The
rooms were very attractively decorated
in club colors and various kinds of
flowers. A dainty luncheon was served
and an enjoyable evening spent by all
present.
Mrs. T. ]. Smarr gave card party at
her home Wednesday afternoon. The
prizes were won by Miss c. Smarr.
Those present were Mrs. Busby, Mrs.
Henroid, Mrs. Eldredge, Mrs. Christen-
sen, Mrs. Buckle, Mrs. irwin, Mrs.
Earle and the Misses Richardson, c.
and H. Smarr, Spikering and Lund-
green.
Miss Mabel Spencer and Miss Hen
| rietta Gundry, assisted by Mrs. J. L.
| Karr and Mrs. n. L. Reese, entertained
at a delightful Halloween party, enter
tanning about thirty guests. The house
was decorated in chrysanthemums and
yellow and black streamers, while. the
| Halloween ideas were carried out with
black cats, witches and jack-O'-lanterns
and corn stalks. Games and music
were enjoyed during the evening, Bert
Anderson rendering a number of en-
! jOyable piano selections.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
| Jenkins in East First South street was
| the scene of a large reception and mu-
/ sicale given Friday night to about 25C
| guests. The living room was effective
| ly decorated i'm yellow chrysanthemums
/ while q pretty arrangement of pink
| chrysanthemums was used in the libra
ry. In the dining room a cluny lace
| cloth covered the table, and a cluster
| of beautiful white roses in a tall cut
| glass vase formed the table centerpiece
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins were assisted in
receiving the guests by Former Gov
ernor and Mrs. John c. Cutler, Colonel
and Mrs. J. J. Daynes and Mr.. and Mrs.
John c. Cutler, jr. In the dining room
Mrs. Heber S. Cutler and Mrs. George
| Lambert served coffee and chocolate.