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


IN honor of her mother and sister, Mrs.
J. L. Kiser and Miss jeanette Kiser of
| Davenport, Ia, and Miss Isabel Carpen-
ter of Washington, D. c. The tea table
was beautifully decorated with the sea-
sons flowers.
| A delightful 500 party was that given
| Wednesday afternoon at the Woodruff
! apartments, with Mrs. George Raymond
| as hostess. A color scheme of red and
green was carried out in the decora-
ton, autumn leaves being massed
about the rooms with pretty effect. Five
tables Of 500 were played, and the prizes
were won by Mrs. Simon Black, Mrs.
| W. H. Tobias and Mrs. Eugene Kahn.
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box party was given Thursday
evening at the Colonial theatre by Miss
Alberta Bush, who is visiting here from
| California. The play was followed by a
supper at the Louvre.
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The beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs.
David Keith in East South Temple
street was the scene of a large recep-
| ton given Thursday night to the guests
| of the State Federation of WOmen's
| Clubs.
The house was charmingly decorated
throughout in a profusiOn of autumn
leaves and flowers. The bright leaves
of the maple were effectively used In
| the reception hall and foyer, while the
library was decorated with sprays of
the wild rose berries and the autumn
i leaves. In the drawing room a color
scheme of yellow was carried out, with
vases of yellow chrysanthemums placed
about the room.
American Beauty roses formed the
table centerpiece in the dining room.
and red dahlias were also used with
pretty effect. The guests were enter
tanned with several delightful vocal So
los by Mrs c. c. Snyder, cOntraltO, and
with a number of selections by a string
quartette stationed in the balcony.
About 800 guests were present durinS
/ the evening. Mrs. Keith was assisted
/ in receiving by Mrs. Byron Cummings
of Salt Lake. Mrs. A. B. Corey of Og-
/ den. Mrs. A. H. Talmage of Provo, Mrs.
! c. H. Mcmahon of Salt Lake, Mrs. A.
r. Weeter of Park City. Miss Catherine
Dougall Of Springville, Mrs. Mary F.
Allen of Park city, Mrs. Gould Blakely
! Of Salt Lake, Mrs. LedyaTd Bailey OF
| Salt Lake Mrs. H. NJ. Barrows of Og-
! den, Mrs E. Z. COrfman of Provo Mrs.
w. W. Crawford of Manti, Mrs. Charles
/ Hatch of Heber City, Mrs. r. P. Porter
of ogden, Mrs. William KonOld of
| Springville Mrs. E. o. Leatherwood of
Salt Lake. Mrs. E. D. Miller of Salt
Lake, Mrs. A. ]. Gorham of salt Lake
| and Mrs. A. H. Peabody of Salt Lake.
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Mrs. Will Browne was the hostess at
a charming bridge tea given Thursday
afternoon at her home in the Kensing-
ton apartments In the dining room
smilax was prettily combined with pink
| dahlias in the decorations, a cut glass
bowl Of the dahlias gracing the center
of the tea table. Tea was poured by
Mrs. J. NJ Davis, assisted by Miss
Charlotte Holmes and Miss Edna Bal
ley. In the parlOT decorations pretty
arrangement of autumn leaves was
used. Four tables OF bridge were
played, with other guests for the tea
which followed the games.
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Miss Helen Jennings entertained
Thursday night at 500 party in honor
of her brother, Clifford Jennings, who
left yesterday for Los Angeles. The
house was beautifully decorated
throughout in nasturtiums and a pro-
fusion Of the bright tinted autumn
| leaves. Twenty guests were entertained.
Miss Jennings was assisted by her
mother. Mrs. Joseph Jennings, and Miss
| Florence Gunner.
A delightful 500 party, complimentary
/ 70 Miss Gertrude Campbell. was that
given Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Free
man Bassett at her home in Twelfth
/ East street. The parlOrs were beauti-
/ fully decorated in sunflowers and yell
| low nasturtiums, while pink and White
! cosmos were used in the dining room,
/ a low mound of the blossoms forming
| the centerpiece on the dining table.
rih
/ from the corners of the table to the
! chandelier. from which was suspended
/ the figure of a Cupid. The hostess was
assisted in serving by Miss Cora Bas-
| sett Those winning prizes in the card
| games were Mrs. Morris Forbes and the
guest Of honor.
Mrs Will Browne, who entertained
with a tea Thursday afternoon at her
| home in the KensingtOn apartments.
was again the hostess at a delightful
affair given Friday afternoon. The din
| ing table was covered with a cluny lace
| cloth. and a cut glass bowl Of pink and
white carnations graced the center of
/ the table where tea was poured by Mrs.
| George Ganett, assisted by Mrs. A. F.
/ Gibbons and Miss Charlotte Holmes.
/ Four tables of bridge were played, and
! prizes were won by Mrs. Fred Dern
| and Mrs. H. H. Lawson.
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The guests of the federation were de-
| lightfully entertained Friday with a
! luncheon given at the Young Women S
| Christian association lunch and rest
| rooms in the Brooks Arcade. The tables
were decorated with vases of the aU-
! tumn flowers, and luncheon was served
/ to about seventy-five guests. The COM
mittee in charge of the affair included
| Mrs. z. B. CritchlOw, Mrs. Ledyard
| Bailey, Mrs Charles Plummer, Mrs. c.
f. Carter Mrs. Caffal, Mrs. Davidson,
/ Mrs. Gleason, Mrs. Moon and Miss En-
! ma Gayley.
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| Mrs. Ed GToesbeck was the hostess at
an informal tea given Friday afternoon,
! when she entertained the members of
/ her bridge club at her home in Blaine
| avenue.
| A pTettily appointed dinner given Fri
| day night was that with which Miss
Edith Warner entertained a few friends
at her home in South West Temple
street, complimentary to her guest, Miss
| Mamie Wheatley of Nevada. Pink roses
were used in the parlor decorations,
/ while carnations decorated the dining
room. A mound of pink and white car
nations formed the centerpiece on the
dinner table. where covers were laid for
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