The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-16
SOCIETY
TOpAY,s EVENTs.

ToDAY's EVENTS.
q Mrs. Melvin H. Sowles will en-
e terrain with an informal dinner (
(. party this evening, complimentary
{: to Mrs. J. S. Kinkead of Berkeley. (
q X X X
Z: The Tuesday Card club will hold (
g its weekly meeting this afternoon
9 at the home of Mrs. F. E. Arnold
9 in East Sixth South street. {
q X X x
9 Mrs. W. H Mcintyre and Mrs.
g Fred Dern will be the hostesses
2 this afternoon at a bridge tea, the
q second in series given at the Nc
(. Intyre home in Seventh avenue.
q X x X
9 The Post Bridge club will be en-
g tertained by Mrs. Clark Elliott at
2 its regular fortnightly meeting
g this afternoon.
8 y x X
o Miss Kate Groo will entertain a {
9 few friends informally this after
q noon at her home in Fourth East
@ street
q The Tuesday Afternoon Card {
g club will meet this afternoon with (
g Mrs. Frank Hardy at her home in {
2 West North Temple street.
g \ X X (
q A dinner party will be given this (
9 evening by Mrs. Clarence W. Dali I
&. lon, complimentary to Miss Ca
2 Uterine Williamson, who will be
9 married next week.
g x X X {
q Mrs. Newell Beeman will en-
9 terrain the Woman's Home Mis-
q siOnary society this afternoon at {
g her home in East South Temple {
g street.
g The Wasatch Literary circle will {
@ hold its regular meeting this after {
. noon at the home of Mrs. w. A &
9 Wight, No. 44O South Fourth East !
(: street.
Z: The Orphans Home and Day q.
g Nursery association will meet to- /.
(: day at the home of Mrs. Edwin z
q Kimball in Sixth East street at =;
I. o'clock.
9 Mrs. T. J. Wyche will entertain 6
9 the members of the tourist sec
g ton of the Ladies' Literary club
@ this afternoon. The topic for the
g day will be THE Early History
. of Italy" &
9. The Seekers Literary circle will
g meet today at the home of Mrs. .
9 R. H. Thomson, and a social after G
{. noon will be enjoyed by the &
. 8 o 90 %%~%~%~~%~%~~ q
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Ensign entertained
with an informal dinner party Sunday
at their home in 7 street yellow
chrysanthemums decorated the dinin<
table, where covers were laid for eight
guests.
Miss Zella Guriey, whose marriage tc
Carl Stevenson will take place Tues
day evening, Nov. %, was the compli-
nented guest last night at a shower
given at the home of her sister, Mrs
c. w. Dallon, in East Ninth South
street. A charming rainbow color
was used in the decorations
in various shades be
ing prettily combined in carrying out
the effect. Fourteen guests were en-
tertained. and the hostess was assisted
by Mrs. T. J. Taylor. Games were &
feature of the evening.
X X
A five hundred party was given las
night by Miss Mayme Vier in honor OF
Miss Frances Castleton, a Novembel
bride. Chrysanthemums were used with
pretty effect throughout the house, {
large cluster of red blossoms forming
the table centerpiece in the dining room
Miss Vier was assisted in serving by
Miss Charlotte TTowbridge and Miss
Ruby Stevenson. Four tables of five
hundred were played during the even
ing
Mrs. Fred Midgley was the hostess
yesterday afternoon at a shower giver
for Miss Mary Shurtliff, whose mar
riage will take place on Wednesday
i'm the various shades
were effectively arranged in the decora-
tons, a large vase of the blossoms grac-
ing the center of the dining table, where
covers were laid for twelve guests.
x X X
The Monday Afternoon Card club was
delightfully."- entertained yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. w. H. Dee
In the Smith apartments. The rooms
were charmingly decorated throughout
with clusters of yellow and white chrys-
Three tables of bridge
were played, and the prize was awarded
TO Mrs. James Ingebretsen. Mrs. Dee
was assisted by Mrs. Backman. The
next meeting of the club will be held
n two weeks at the home Of Mrs. Clar-
ence n. Sampson of the Smith apart
nents.
A prettily arranged luncheon was that
given yesterday in honor of Miss Ella
Tufts, who leaves this evening for a
'isit on the coast. A cluster of chrys-
decorated the luncheon
able, and covers were laid for Mrs
u. Fugate, Miss Jean Irvine, Miss Lucy
Miss Adella Jones, Miss
elsie Skow, Miss Bessie Pugh. Miss
Evelyn Booth. Miss Louise Graehf. Miss
Alta Pons, Miss Myrtle Brown and Miss
olga Chandler.
X 4 X
The ladies of the east side branch
f the guild of St Marks cathedral.
Who held their weekly meeting yester-
ay at the home of Mrs. J. r. Walker
n East South Temple street, will meet
ext week with Mrs. o. w. Powers at
er home, "Lingerlonger.
X X X
The members of the poet section of
he Ladies' Literary club met YESTERDAY
fteTnOOn at the home Of Mrs. w. H.
'ibhallS IN Third avenue The tonic