The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-30
SOCIETY
TODAY's EVENTS.

OGA = EVEN o.
Mrs. L. c. Robinson will entertain I
this afternoon with a bridge tea, the =
first of a series to be given at her I
home in Second avenue. !
The second in a series of bridge I
teas given by Mrs. Fred Klein I
schmidt will be that with which she I
will entertain this afternoon at her 4
home in Third avenue,
A dinner party will be given this 4
evening at Fort Douglas by Captain I
and Mrs. Byron Conrad, compliment I
airy to Major and Mrs. William Pur- 4
yiance, who leave next week for the I
Philippines.
Mrs. A. II. Warren viii be the hos 4
tess this evening at a Halloween I
; lark TO be given at her home in Q I
street I
; A luncheon to be given for Miss I
; Nedi Beebe will be that with which I
; Miss Frances McChrystal will enter I
; tain today. I
Mrs. Karl Scheid will be the hostess 4
, this evening at a children's Hallow- 4
; cen party to be given at her home in I
, East South. Temple street for her I
, niece, little Miss Adelaide Woodruff. I
Inc hOule Ol y. n. SIFaup VIII De
, the scene of a chiidren's party to be 4
, given this evening by little Cordelia 4
, Straup and little Helen Carthey. I
, A number of the members of the 4
: Country club will spend the evening 4
, at the club, an informal dinner being I
; followed by dancing and bridge dur I
ing the evening. I
The annual Halloween party given I
; by the students of Rowland hall will I
, be held this evening at the hall in 1
, First avenue.
, Mrs. w. D. Gaby and Mrs. P. A I
, Dix will entertain at a breakfast to 1
; be given today at the home of Mrs. :
, Dix in Second avenue in honor of 1
, Mrs. H. s Winans of Denver. I
, One of the days affairs will be the
, tea to be given this afternoon by I
, Miss Ethel Mudgett, the compli- 1
, mented guests being a number of I
young girls who are spending the I
winter in Salt Lake.
, Mrs. B. F. Barney will be the hos :
tess at a Halloween party TO be I
given this evening: :
; A Halloween party will be given
TINS evening at the home of Miss I
Eta Gundry, in North Second West :
, street, the hOstesses being Miss Ma :
bel Spencer and Miss Gundry. I
The members of the T. o. N. o. I
? club will he entertained this evening :
with Halloween party to be given I
at the home of Miss Lucille Hatch :
in North First West street. :
, Miss Willard will open her studio :
TO friends this afternoon at her home I
in East First South street. :
; Miss Taunto Petro will entertain :
this evening with a Halloween party :
at her home in Second West street. :
The members of the Y. NJ. c. A.
will enjoy a Halloween party this :
evening at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms. Z
, The Electa chapter of the o. E. S. :
T. D. will give an enjoyable Hal :
loween party this evening, the affair I
to take place at Gordon academy.
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A charming tea given at Fort Dougla
yesterday afternoon was that with whic
drs. Walter Scott entertained about thirt
'uests IN honor of Mrs. William Purvi
nee "A pretty arrangement of red an
elbow dahlias was used in the parlors
while the dining room was bright wit
busters of the yellow chrysanthemums
L vase of the blossoms formed the cen
erplece on the dining table, which wa
resided over by Mrs. Edwin Butcher an
1fS. hugh Walthall, assisted by Mrs
Iuy Bucker. Throughout the rooms tn
autumn leaves were use.
WIN pretty erect. During the Afternoon
Strlnged orchestra rendered a number o
delightful musical selections.
X X X
Friday evening Major and Mrs. Purvi
nee were the hOnOred guests at an in
Ormal dinner party given by Lieutenan
nd Mrs Edwin Butcher, covers bein
aid for the guests of honor and Majo
andrew Rowan.
A beautiful affair was the luncheon
iven yesterday by Mrs. Charles GiIIett
t the University club, A basket of min
,hetney roses gFaced the center of tn
lncheon table, where dainty monOgrame
9rds marked the places for Mrs. F. Z
1cGurr1n, Mrs Adolph Baer, Mrs Georg
ioore, Mrs, w. w. Armstrong, Mrs. T. Il
Oodbrldge, Mrs. Willis Uline Mrs
George H. Smith, Mrs. Rachel Miller
11ss Marjorie Miller, Mrs. Richard A
Aeyes and Mrs. David Gray.
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five hundred party was given yester
ay afternoon by Mrs. John c. Cutler, ir.
[ ner home in B street. Halloween sug
estlons were carried out in the decora
ions throughout the house, the reception
LNAAAS tAAtLllNtlN u6tOIdteu III Dlmn
IN vines and jack-O'-lanterns. while au
lmn leaves We're combined with cosmo
I the dining room decorations. A iardi
Ter OF pink and white cosmos decoratet
ne dining table, and the refreshment
-ere carried out in the Halloween effect
irs. cutler was assisted by Miss Virgini;
hannon, Miss Daphne Bateman. Mis-
label Lambourne and Miss Jennie Ottin
er. Inc card prizes were awarded I,
lrs. John c. Cutler, Mrs. w. T. Edwards
no Mrs. Joseph J. Daynes.
X X X
A pretty children's party given las
light was that with which Mrs. A. "A
warren entertained at her home in c
rect in honor of her daughter. Mis-,
ma Warren. A color scheme of yellow
nd black was carried out i'm the decora.
ons, black figures of witches and cats
eng effectively combined with jack-O'-
nterns throughout the rooms Dancins
nd Halloween games followed a sumner
mere covers were laid for sixteen guests
rs. Warren was assisted in serving by
lSs Helen Hanchett, Miss Fannie Fos-
r, Miss Dorothy Letchfield and Miss
leanOr Warren.
one of the largest affairs of yesterday
as the dancing party at the Ladies' l. if
airy club house, about two hundred
lests being entertained, with the mem
srs of the "Frimfrazzp club as hostesses
dor scheme of yellow. pumpkin iack-o'-
nterns and other Halloween decorations
trrylng out the effect. In the reception
all a large bowl of yellow chrysanthe-
ums graced the center of the long table
here punch was served by several younp
rls. The Nettleton orchestra played dur
g the evening Among the hostesses
ere Mrs. ], Fred Daynes, Mrs. f. II,
und, Mrs. Waltsr Wallace, Mrs. Gus An
erson, Miss Vera Felt, Mrs Will POLAND
RS. Frank Bagley and Mrs. Isaac Bar
N.
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The members of the Plate club were en-
rtained yesterday afternoon by Mrs
lafayette Hanchett at her home in Third
venue. Autumn fruits and jack-o'-lan-
rms decorated the luncheon table and
le places for eighteen guests were
arked with cards in the pumpkin de-
gn: In the bridge games that followed
lie luncheon the plate prize was won by
rs, 5. II. Treloar. The next meeting
the club will be held Thursday, Nov.
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