The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-28
SOCIETY
ToDAY's EVENTS.

A luncheon will be given at the
? University club today in honor of
; Mrs Philip Moore, with Mrs. c. Z.
Allen as the hostess.
= Mrs. E. D. Howard will be the host
: ess at a dinner party to be given
: this evening at her home in East
y South Temple street the guest of
honor beng Miss Joy De Camp.
! An informal bridge tea will be Civ
= en- this afternoon by Miss Edna
= Farnsworth, nplimentary to her
= guest, Miss Ethel Ogden of Spokane.
= Wash. who will sail shortly for a
: two years trip abroad.
: The second of a series of bridge
y teas being given by Miss Daisy Ray
: bould will be that with which she
= will entertain this afternoon at her
: home in South West Temple street.
: A card party will be given this
, evening by Mr.. and Mrs. George H.
= Smith, the guests of honor being
= Major and Mrs. William Purviance.
who will sail next week for the
= Philippines.
: Mrs. Ledyard NJ Bailey will be the
hostess today at the Young Womens
Christian association luncheon to be
: given at the rest rooms in the Brooks
= arcade.
! Miss Genevfeve Mccormick will be
= the honOred guest at a dinner party
= to be given by Mrs. Ernest Bamber-
= ger this evening at the Alta club.
; A reception will be given this even
: ing by Miss Pearl Van Colt and Mr..
: and Mrs Joseph Z. Caine at the
TaTr IN, ,v.If
, mented guests VIII be Mr.. and Mrs.
= Robert Chaplin. vino were married
: last week in Los Angeles.
= Mrs. Justus JuEgk will entertain
= this afternoon with a bridge tea at
= her home in South Twelfth East
= street, in honor of her guest. Mrs
= Gustave Billings, former Salt Lake
= resident.
: Mrs. F. f. Marcy and Miss Anna
= Tinsman will be the hostesses this
y afternoon at a bridge tea, the second
= of series to be given this week
: at the Marcy home in P street
: Miss Vedi Beebe will be the hon
y Ored guest this Afternoon at an Or
' pheum party and luncheon, with
I which Mrs. Carl r. Williams will en-
= terrain the members of the sewing
= club OF which Miss Besbe is a mem
= her.
= One of today's luncheons will be
= that with which Mrs. Simon Black
= will entertain the members of her
, bridge club at her home in the Ar
= lington apartments.
= The Flower Five Hundred club will
= be entertained today at the home
= of Mrs. Fred W. Meakin in Second
y avenue.
= The Misses Lillian Riser and Eve
= Ign Gartside will entertain this even
= ing with a Halloween party to be
= given at the home of Miss Gartside
= in Seventh avenue.
= The Rosebud club will meet this
: evening at the home of Miss Agnes
: Sullivan, 1850 Lincoln avenue.
= Mrs. Philip Moore, president of the
= General Federation of WOmen's
+ clubs. will be the honored guest at
= the meeting to be held at the club
= rooms today. The music section of
y the club will have charge of the pro-
= gram. which will include many in
, ternatiOnal songs and poems. Fol-
= lowing the program, a reception will
, be given in the club rooms.
= The history section Of the Ladies'
= Literary club viii meet this morn
= ing at the home of Mrs. A II. Box
y rud. The paper for the day, THE
y Literature of Nerva and Trajan."
, will be given by Mrs. II. w. Frame.
A charming affair was the children
party and dance given yesterday afte
noon at the hop hall at Fort Dougla
when Mrs. Walter Scott and Mrs. VIII
Uline entertained number OF the lit
folks in honor of the birthdays of the
little daughters. Miss Lou Uline and Mi
ClaTita Scott. The fort orchestra FL
lished the music for the dances. al
about thirty little guests enjoyed the q
fair. Following the grand march. t
discarded their masks and t
sheet gowns and Halloween games al
dancing were then enjoyed, followed
a supper. The supper table was decOrat
with ck-O'-lanteTns and golden pun
kins filled with autumn fruits, and I
souvenirs were tiny pumpkins filled wi
candies.
Mrs. George Hancock entertained twel
guests at a delightful luncheon given We
tarday at her home in Seventh Ea
street. the honored guest being MI
Philip Moore of st. Louis. A centerpie
Of white chrysanthemums decorated {
GlnlnS tdDlGs Inc place tdIuS were nan
painted in the rose designs.
The home of Mrs. f. z. Marcy in
street was the scene of a charming brid
tea, given yesterday afternoon, with Mi
Anna Tinsman and Mrs. Marcy as he
tesses. A cluny lace piece over yellC
satin covered the dining table, and t
formed the table centerpiece. Eight tabl
of bridge were played. those winnil
prizes being Mrs. J. A. Earls. Mrs. GeOr
Putnam. Miss O'Meara, Mrs HosmC
Mrs. Glen Miller, Mrs. w z. Lake. Nj
Ralph Hill and Mrs. c. N. Bell. Tho
serving in the dining room were Mrs.
A. Reeves and Mrs. c. G. Field, assist
by Miss Helen Denny and Miss Els
Mcmillan.
A theatre party was given yesterd;
afternoon by Mrs. Russell Tracy at t
young girls, the honored guest being Mi
Fannie Goldberg. The party was Oh
paroned by Mrs. Ledyard NJ Bailey, MI
r. H Officer and Mrs. c. E. Carter.
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The Clawson studio was the scene
a delightful tea yesterday afternoo
when Miss Louise ClawsOn entertained
number of friends in honor
Miss vedi Beebe. fall bird
The studio was charmingly decorated
the fall flowers, large bowls OF chrysa
themums being placed about the room
Miss Clawson was assisted by Miss Ma
vel Madsen, Miss Rehan Spencer, Hi
Nan ClawsOn and Miss Helen Clawso
\
A pretty bridge tea of yesterday W
that with which Miss Daisy RaybOu
at her home in South We
Temple street. A japanese centerpie
covered the dining table, on which rest
Of x-a11nxxr n "a
Here tea was poured by Mrs. Emf
Bailey and Mrs. Leah Ritter. assisted
Miss Edna Bailey. Mrs. Rulon Smo
and Mrs r. z. Wilkins In the drawn
room pink cosmos were used. while
the library the decorations were in "
low dahlias. Seven tables of bridge we
PLAYED. with other guests for the {
which followed the games. The brid
prizes We're won by Mrs. James Sadl
and Mrs. OnderdOnk
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Crismon returns
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