The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-23

decorated with many strings of hearts
of variety Of colorS, while red heartS
were strung in the dining room. and "A
mound of red dahlias formed the table
ccutcrpiccc. Miss Ncates was assisted
by Miss Meryl Lynch. Prizes were won
by Mrs. Charles Quiglcy, Miss Emma
Quigley. of Joliet, H., and by the
guest of honor.
a charming bridge tea. Friday aft
erDoon was that given by Mrs. u T..
Jennings, nj her home on East South
Temple. Yellow was the color scheme
prettily carried out. with large cluS-
tcrs of yellow nasturtiums used
throughout the roomS.sA yellow crystal
howl Of them occupied the center Of
the table. Nine tables were played.
following which a number went in to
tea. Mrs. Jennings was assisted by
Mrs W. w. Ritter and Mrs, G. r Bade
er. Prizes were won by Mrs. +. W
Jennings, Mrs. j. NJ Bidwell. Mrs. T..
r Woodbridge, Mrs. w. ID. Donohcr,
Mrs. ID. G.. Roberts, Mrs. j. A. Jen-
nings. Mrs. Robert Gleudinning and
Mrs James Hoglc.
Mrs. j. l.. Kiser and Miss Jeanette
kiscr, who have spent several weeks
with Mrs. Keiser's S sou, w. p kiscr
and her daughter. Mrs, Dodge, viii
leave today for Colorado Springs and
Denver. Colorado, where they will visit.
Later Mrs. kiscr will return 10 her
home in Davenport. Iowa, and Miss
Kiser viii visit Colonel and Mrs. Dono-
hue at Colfa1, Iowa, a mineral springs
resort.
The first hop Of the season at the
post was enjoyed ut the hop hall. Fri
day evening, by the post folks and a
number Of friends from town and was
followed by n buffet supper at the
Arrasmith quarters, when Major and
Mrs. j. NJ. ArrasmIth entertained about
thirty of their friends.
J. G. Sawyer has returned from
trip 10 New York, and has Joined Mrs.
Sawyer and son. who have spent the
past two weeks hero with Mrs. Saw
year s mother, Mrs Dickert. Mr.. and
Mrs Sawyer and son Viii return today
to their home IN HALEY, Idaho,
Miss Sarah Spalding, who has spent
the summer with her mother and sis
ter IN Denver, Colorado. will be home
return about November 10, when the
Spaldings Will again be at home ut
Al East First South street,
In Chicago. Illinois. today Will take
place the wedding of Miss Brcstano
and Frank Bersbach, the latter Il broth
er of Mrs. Sam Porter, who, with her
and children. is there to at
tend the wedding.
Mr.. aud Mrs, Chapman and daughter
Miss Ruth, have gone 10 the Chap
man ranch. in Wyoming. where they
will remain for several weeks wien
they viii return TO their home in Bos.
ton, Mass, for the winter.
Mrs. D. o. McEwan. who has spent
several weeks here with her sister and
sisters husband, Mr. and Mrs. c. W.
home in Omaha. Nebraska,
Arno G. Thics. VINO is on his way
from Long Beach California. TO his
home in Denver. Colorado. Will spend
a few days here with his uncle, DR.. e.
d, Hammond
Miss Gertrude Van Wyck, sister of
Mrs. A. v Callaghan. and Earl Pot
ter of New York, will be married in
San Francisco, California today.
Mrs. John Sharp entertained the
1T her home Friday afternoon. 1t wasd
he first meeting this year,
Mr.. and Mrs. George a Steiner have
rs their guest Mrs. Porter Slower of
Frceport, Illinois, who will spend sew
eral weeks here.
Mrs F. S. Barnctte aud children
have landed in Houolulu where they
will spend several months with Mrs
Barnettfs sister.
Miss Maude Bailv of Buckhannon.
West Virginia, is visiting a few davs
with Mrs. Fred Kpudsen and Mrs. Is,
;, Stewart,
Mrs. Walter Filler left the first Of
the week for Southern California.
Frank Keyser left Thursday for San