The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-06

| afternoon We're Mrs. G.. w. Wragg, Mrs
kari Scheid, Mrs Florence woodruff
bolne, Isabel OsborneS Selma wall anu
Iona Hague. Mrs. Siegel expects 10
leave Sunday for Nevada, whe-e she WIZ
remain until the holidays.
The meeting of the L. s. club has been
postponed until next Friday evening,
when it will be held at the home OF MISS
Margaret cahoon in sixth East street
Mrs. E. c. Parsons and Mrs. Sarah Nc
Chrys1al were the hostesses at five nun
dred party with which they entertained
few friends informally yesterday after
noon at their home in East First South
street. The guest of honor was MIS-.
| Mark McChrystal, who leaves with her
husband on Monday for visit to her
| former home in New York. Six tables
| of five hundred were played, and the
| prizes were awarded to Miss NedI BeeDe
and Mrs. Vaughn Paul. The parlor was
while pink Chetney roses were used IN
the dining room decorations. Those
pouring tea were Mrs. c. l. futile ana
Mrs. Walter Stone Of Goldfieid' New
Miss JOY De Camp and Miss Eleanor
Rogerson were the complimented guests
at an informal bridge tea given yestef-
day afternoon at the home or MISS rs
Their Allen in First avenue. Miss Alien
was assisted by Mrs. Ledyard Bailey ana
Mrs. Z. c. Robinson. Four tables OF
bridge were played during the afternoon
A pretty Kensington tea was given by
Mrs. Sophia Sharp and Mrs George i.
Badger yesterday afternoon at their
pretty arrangement of red chrysanthe-
| NUNS was used in the decorations
| throughout the rooms. About forty
guests were entertained and the most
esses were assisted by Mrs. Sidney g.
Saville, Mrs. J. n. Sharp, Mrs. j T.
Jennings and Miss Abbie Wells. Those
winning prizes We're Mrs. J. j. Daynes'
Mrs. John c. Sharp and Mrs. w. W.
Ritter number of charming vocal Sc
lectiOns were given by Mrs. Henry M
Dinwoodey during the afternoon
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Ed
ward Jenkins in East First South street
was the scene of large reception aId
musicale given last night to about 2oO
guests. The living room was effectively
decorated in yellow chrysanthCmums,
while a pretty arrangement Of pink
| cEIysanthemums was used in the library
In Tie dining room cluny lace c!oth
| GOV cred the table, and a cluster of white
| roses in a tall cut glass vase formed the
centerpiece. Those assisting in the din
ing room were Mrs. H, 5. Cutler ana
Mrs. George Lambert, while those pre-
siding at the punch bowl were Miss Hazel
Cutler and Mrs. H. S. Cutler. MI. ana
Mrs Jenkins were assisted in receiving
| the guests by Mrs. John c. Cutler and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Cutler, jr A stringed
| orchestra played during the evening and
} a number of vocal selections were also
given.
Mrs. NJ A Peters was the hostess at a
delightful fish luncheon with which she
| entertained the members Of the JoilieTs
Card club at her home in Z street. The
| table centerpiece was a block of ice en-
twined with smilaX, and the place CARDS
were water color marine views: Inc
courses were served in shells and shell
! souvenirs were received by the guests
! Covers were laid for eleven guests. IN
! the bridge games which followed the
luncheon the prize, hand-palnted plate
| in an effective seaweed design, was won
by Mrs. c. II. Heritage. Yellow chrysdn-
| themums were used in the decorations
/ Throughout the rooms. Mrs Peters was
/, assisted by Mrs. Jay Jones and MS
Henry Bingham, both of Ogden, The
, eIub will meet Friday, Nov. 10, with Mrs
f. NJ West at her new home, $40 Eighth
avenue.
Mrs. r. S POLAND entertained with a
linen shower at her home Thursday night
in honor of her sister, Miss Ethel Nib
les, who will be married to Richard
! George Fowls Friday evening, Nov. JS
The parlors were charmingly decorated IN
white chrysanthemums, while a Large
cluster of yellow chrysanthemumS grace1
the center of the dining table. twenty
| guests We're entertained, and Mrs. Fol
land was assisted by Miss Edna POLAND
In the games which were played during
the evening the prizes were won py MIS-
Walker and Mrs. Maine
| The Daughters of the COnfederacy met
yesterday afternoon at the home OF Mrs
Elizabeth Shaver, and after a short bust
! | ne SIS meeting a social time was enjoyed
by the guests. A cluster of red carna-
tons graced the center of the dining Ia
bic and trailing green vines added pref
~ touch to the table decorations. Tea
was poured by Mrs. F. B. Davies and
Mrs. Susan B. Davies. The next bust
ness meeting of the club will be held the
first Friday in December at the home oi
Mrs. w. D. Prosser. while the associa-
ton viii hold a social meeting FRIDAY
! evening. Nov. 10, at the home of the
! president, Mrs. Farrell
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Mss Margaret ClawsOn was the host
ess Friday afternoon at a meeting of the
J. O. Y. club at her home in Canyon
road. The house was decorated in vel
low chrysanthemums and streamers oi
red hearts throughout the rooms.
Frederic Knight Logan was the Lon
cred guest at several affairs given tTr
day. Miss Carrie Stewart gave a lunch
con il his honor at the Moxum hotel
ana IN the afternoon reception com
piinlentary to Mr.. Logan was given n
the Ladies' Literary club rooms. In the
evening following the play at the Sal
Iake theatre, a supper was given fol
Mr.. Logan. the hosts being John Thor
an0 c. f. Johnson.
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J B. knight and d. F.. Ostler, wbC
leave shortly for Europe, were the Eon
ored guests at a delightful entertainment
given last night at the Twenty-secOnC
ward meeting house. A musical progl an
was rendered. after which social t;m'
was enjoyed by the guests.
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Mrs jay Jones and Mrs. Henry Bing
ham of Ogden, who have been the guest!
of Mrs. NJ. A. Peters, returned home Fri
dav night.
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Mrs. A. r. Haywood of Ogden vii
spend the week end in Salt Lake as thu
/ guest of Miss. Frances Phillips. Mrs
/ Haywood comes to attend the alumn9i
banquet at St. Mary's academy thi
/ evening.
number of the ladies of Fort Doug
las will go to Logan today to wit1es
= the football game between the fort team
and that of the Logan Agricultural col
q lege.
The Governors club gave large Gan
cling party last night at the Odeon hall
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