The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-17

aueEts were entertained during the aft
eruOon.
The Alta club was the scene Wednes-
day OF 4 beautiful luncheon given by
Mrs. Elias A Smith in honor If her
guests, Mrs. A. S. Ntyrick AMI Mrs.
George r. Bentel of Los Angeles. A
large cluster of pink roses graced the
center of the luncheon tq0le. where
covers were laid for eight guests
The second of q series of delightful
teas being given by Mrs. c. H. Harlan
and Mrs. K. w. Hill in the Caithness
apartments was the 500 party with
which they entertained Thursday after
noon at their apartments in the Cath
eSS. The house was beautifully leco-
rated in autumn leaves and red carna-
lions. a bouquet of the blossoms deco
rating each of the small tables Mrs
Fred Knudson and Mrs. a. L. Palmer
assisted the hostess in the dining
room. The prize winners in the card
games were Mrs. w. H. Weyher and
Miss Anna Tinsman.
Mrs. Jack Taylor was the hostess at
a charming affair given Thursday al
the Country club, about seventy-fve
guests being present during the after
noon. Bridge was played by number
Of the guests, while others were enter
tanned with golf and tennis matches
The club rooms were beautifully deco
rated in an autumn effect, quantities of
autumn leaves and yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS being massed about the rooms. A
large set piece of fruits graced the CEN
ter of the table, where Mrs. TAYLOR was
assisted in serving by Mrs. J. c. Moss,
Mrs. Robert Glendinning. Mrs. George
h Smith, Mrs T. G. Griffin and Miss
Marge Miller. In the golf games, q
one--club match was played, and prizes
were won by Mrs. Union WorthingtJn
and Miss Belle Blythe The fortunate
contestants in the bridge games were
Mrs. 7. \. Bailey Mrs. Belden. Mrs
w. w Armstrong, Mrs Gillett. Mrs.
FRANK McGurrin, Mrs G. Y. Wallace.
Mrs T. r Woodbridge. Mrs. Robert
Glendinning and Miss Mildred McNH-
ian, while those winning prizes in the
tennis contest were Miss Maude Thorn
ard Mrs. T G. Griffin
Mr.. and Mrs n. c. Anderson. enter
tanned with a charmingly appointed din
ner given at their country home
Cherry Heights" in Cottonwood. on
Sunday. The table was beautifully dec
GRATED in autumn leaves and pink and
white chrysanthamums. large cluster OF
ContGTDInGe-
Covers were laid for the following guests
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Young. Mrs. Fran
ces Armstrong. Mr.. and Mrs William
Dean. Lee Young and Charles H. Holmes
of Chicago.
MIS-. G.. w FEield was the hostess at q
delightful tea given at the Country club
THURSDAY afternoon. when she enter
tanned with an informal bridge tea. Ia
bles were chaTminglv decorated in autumn
leaves and clusters of Yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. This was the first of a series of
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A charmingly APPOINTED dinner was that
given Friday at the home of Mrs Elias
A Smith in East Seventh South street in
honor OF her guests, Mrs. A. s. Myricl5
and Mrs. George R BenteI of los An
geles A large cluster of pink chrvsau-
themums formed the centerpIece on fbe
dining table. where covers were laid for
ten guests. The dinner was followed bv
a theatre party.
Mrs. John A Marshall was the hostess
at pretty BRIDGE tea given Friday COM
pllmentarv to Miss lone Morrison. a non
ular October bride. A color scheme Of
red was carried out in the decorations
autumn leaves being DrettiIv combined
with red cosmos and red fruits in the ia
bic appointments. Seven tables of bridge
were PLAYED during the afternoon.
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Miss Carey Marshall and Miss stella
Fabian entertained few friends with
bridge FRIDAY night at the home of Misc
Marshall in East South Temple street.
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The fort was the scene of a charming
bridge tea given Friday afternoon at the |
quarters of Mrs John W. Ward Pink
and white carnations were arranged with 1
pretty effect in the dining room. where