The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-17
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. SUNDAY, OCTOBER II, 1909

Mrs Ward was assisted by Mrs. Willis
/ Ullne and Miss Lou Uline who presided
| at the punch bowl Quantities of autumn
leaves formed the decorations throughout
the other rooms. Six tables of bridge
were played, Mrs. Edwin Butcher and
Mrs. Paul Potter being awarded the
| prizes.
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Mrs. c. H. Harlan and Mrs r. W. Hill
were the hostesses Friday at the last OF
series of delightful teas given this
week at the Caithness apartments. A
color scheme of red was prettily carried
red shaded candles in the decorations.
| Music and games were enjoyed by the
guests, and the game prizes We're award
ed to Mrs. 7. J. FitzGerald and Mrs. j.
| H. MaXfield. with a guest prize for the
guest of honor Mrs F. w. Orem Of BOs-
/ ton. Assisting the hostesses in the dining
! room were Mrs. w. b. Rushmer and Mrs
j. Warthman.
A pretty Kensington of Friday was that
given by Mrs. T. r Black at her home in
South Sixth East street. A charming ar
range ment of the bright tinted autumn
leaves was used in the decorations, low
mound of the leaves forming the table
eenterpiece. Assisting the hostess in
serving were Mrs. John Reed. Mrs. Harry
CAM and Mrs. c. II. Van Dyke. Music
and games were enjoyed during the after
noon, and those awarded prizes IN the
guessing contest were Mrs. Harry CAM
and Mrs. Edwin Kimball.
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Mrs. r. May entertained the members
Of her Kensington club at her home in
East Second South street Friday after
noon. The fall flowers were used in the
decorations, clusters of the yellow dahl
las being used with pretty effect. Mrs.
2. J. ROeber assisted Mrs. May IN the
dining room.
The second dance of the University or
!, al hot civ
junior class in the museum Friday after
noon, was equally as successful as the
one given the previous week Dy the senior
class The decorations were in autumn
leaves The punch booth represented an
arbor of maple leaves, tinted with all the
beautiful colOrs of autumn. On the punch
table were also chrysanthemums Dan
cling lasted from 4 until 6:30 o clock. Dur
ing the afternoon about 200 students en-
joyed the hospitality of the class.
The University of Utah football men
we're given stag theatre party by Coach
Toe Maddox Friday night. The boys had
a block of seats in the center OF the
house, and during the intermission gave
many university yells- Dinner was taken
at the College Inn.
Mrs w. H. Davies was the hostess at
an elegantly appointed luncheon gwen
Thursday for Il few friends. Pink ana
white carnations were used in the decor
atoms. a cluster of the blossoms grazing
the center of the table, which was lighted
with pink-shaded candelabra. Many
garden flowers were used with pIetly
decorative effect in the parlOrs. The prize
in the games played during the afternoon
was awarded to Mrs. J. w Witbeck.
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Mrs. Gannett entertained at de-
lightful autumn luncheon Friday after
noon, covers being laid for six guests
Mrs Carl Q. Cannon entertained last
Friday at a charming five hundred
party. Twenty guests were present
Mrs. Cannon was assisted by Miss
Leona silver.
Miss Gertrude Kelly whose marriage
to Will White takes place next week,
was the guest of honor at a delight
full Kensington on Thursday. given by
Miss Irene White.
Mrs f, S Wright entertained the
members of the Daughters of the Rev
olutiOn Saturday at her home in First
avenue. The following interesting pro-
gram was given: Reading of the con-
stitution of the United States, by Mrs.
Emmeline B. Wells; discussion OF the
constitution -by--the club members
reading of the bylaws of the associa-
of Patrick Henrys grafton. Mrs. Clar-
fssa Y Spencer and paper on the
first national bank, by Mrs Phoebe 4.
Beatty. Yellow sunflowers and ma
the decorations.
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A beautifully appointed luncheon
was given by Mrs Earl Dunshee Fri
day, Oct. Is. Covers were laid for fiji
teen guests and the centerpiece was
large cut glass bowl of red carnations
Autumn leaves scattered about the ia
BILE added a pretty touch of color. In
the paFlor autumn leaves and red cos
mos were effectively used in the deco
ratiOns. Prizes in the guessing con-
tests were won by Miss lone Carroll
and Miss Mae Thomas. Mrs Dunshee
was assisted by her sister, Miss Alice
Sutton and Mayme Smith
DR.. and Mrs. L. w. Snow entertained
at a delightful party Saturday in honor
Of their little son. Lyndon. An auto
ride into the country was followed by
games and supper at the Snow home
in First avenue. Covers were laid for
eighteen guests.
pretty bridge tea was given yes
terday afternoon by Mrs. J. H. Tenn
pest ir Red dahlias and autumn leaves
were effectively used in the decora-
tfons Six tables were played during
the afternoon. The hostess was assist
ed by Mrs. G. II. Lucas and Miss Eve
Ign Tempest