The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-02
SOCIETY
ToDAY's EVENTS.

TODAY'S EVENTS.
:: Mrs. Sarah Boggs will be the ::
- hostess this afternoon at a bridge =
= tea, TO be given at the studio Of =
= Mrs. Martha ROyle King, who will :.
assist Mrs. Boggs in entertaining. :
= A reception will be given this :.
:: afternoon to about 800 guests by -
= Mrs. Clinton Brooke Leigh and Mrs. e
- Alfred Holmes Peabody at the =
home Of Mrs. Peabody in Third ::
: avenue. :
- The Misses Hazel and Grace Do =
- RUS viii be the hOstesses at a din =
= ner party, to be given this evening =
- at their home in First avenue.
:. :.
:: A theatre party viii &c given this :
= afternoon by Mrs. Frank Lowe, :
= when she will entertain twelve =
- guests at the Orpheum. The mat =
:. inee viii be followed by luncheon :
= at the Commercial club. =
:. =.
{. The second Of a series of affairs =
= to be given by Mrs. Philip SchOn- =
= ert and Mrs. z. II. DOrman, who -
- entertained yesterday at Ken =
:. sington, will be another Kensing- =
= ton to be given this afternoon at =
:. the home of Mrs. SchOnert in East =
y Second South street. ="
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A charming bridge tea was that with
which Mrs. Willis Uline entertained at
her quarters at Fort Douglas Friday
afternoon. NastuTtiumS and dahhas
were combined with autumn leaves III
the decorations. Mrs. Uline was assist
ed by Mrs. John W. Ward and Mrs
Paul Potter. Six tables of bridge were
played and prizes were won by Mrs
Gillette and Mrs. James Arrasmith.
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Mrs. T. A. Baldwin, jr., was the host
ess last night at a theatre party, enter
tanning a number of friends at 1.-The
Honeymoon Trail" at the Salt Lake the
atre, in honor of Mrs. S. c. Baldwin
who has recently returned from the
Philippines.
A delightful surprise party was thai
given last evening at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Witbeck, the affair be-
ing in honor of Mr.. Witbeck's birthday
The parlor was beautifully decorated il
pink and white carnations, while q
color scheme Of red was effectively car
ried out in the dining room decorations
The dining table was covered with &
cluny lace cloth over red satin, and the
centerpiece was a silver basket of rec
asters resting on a large mirror. 4
large bow of red satin ribbon was tieJ
on the handle of the basket, and from
this vines of the Virginia creeper eX
tended to the corners Of the table. Tit
guests were entertained with music anC
cards.
The first dance of the University o
Utah social season was the annual re
ceptiOn of the senior class to the stu
dents and faculty given in the univer
sity assembly hall Friday afternoon
from until o'clock. The affair wa
most informal All decorations wer
dispensed with. The class acted as tn
reception committee. The seniors wer
designated by a small blue pennan
bearing the numeraI 40" Of the seniO
class in white. During the Afternoon
more than 100 couples enjoyed the hos
pitality of the class. The girls of tn
class served punch and the members O
the faculty acted as patrons.
A large reception was that given las
night by DR.. and Mrs. Francis Bur
gette Short, when they entertained
about $50 guests in the parlOrs of tn
First Methodist Episcopal church il
church was decorated with palms ant
large bouquets of pink and white asters
with autumn leaves adding a prett!
touch of color. In the dining room guam
titles of sunfiOWerS were banked UpOl
the mantle and about the room, Will
vases of nasturtiums were used on tn
tables. Those who assisted DR.. ant
Mrs. Short in receiving were Mrs. H.
Talbot and Judge George Goodwin
Mrs Newell. Beeman and Mrs. Freeman
Morningstar presided in the dining
room, assisted by the Misses Olive Fer
ris, Ada Belts, Mary MOTehead, Theni
ChilcOtt, Bernice Day, Emma HeckneI
Gale Mills, Gertrude Snively and Mrs
c. o. Brown. A number Of vocal AM
instrumental numbers were given b,
the Hawaiian TrOubadOuTs, and severa
pleasing selections were also given b,
Miss Ethel Nettleton's orchestra.
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Miss Lucille Morningstar entertaine
the members of her club yesterday aft
ernoon, at her home in East South TEN
pie street The club was reOrganiZeC
and was named the "Gluck Aus" o
Good Luck" club, and Miss Virgins
KYLE was made a member. Following
the business meeting, music and game
were enjoyed by the guests. Pink an
white sweet peas decorated the musi
room and parlOr, while Japanese sun
flowers carried out a color scheme O
yellow in the dining room. Mrs. Morn
ingstaT was assisted in serving by he
sister, Mrs. J. Lewis Strohauser. TIL
next meeting Of the club will be he'll