The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-10

being played, and the prizes being
awarded to Mrs. c. H. MOrehouse, Mrs.
A H Ensign, Mrs. A. H. Peabody,
Mrs. Charles Blanchard and Mrs. Both
well. In the evening .he hostesses en-
tertained six tables at a five hundred
party. Those who assisted in the serv-
ing We're Mrs. j. r. Davis and Mrs.
Mark ReedaI. In the dining room
color scheme of green and white was
carried out in the decorations Dainty
point lace doilies covered the table, and
a cluster of white carnations in a silver
vase formed the table centerpiece.
Sprays of asparagus ferns were strewn
about the table with pretty effect
Throughout the other rooms yellow
chrysanthemums were used in the dec
OratiOns.
delightful bridge tea given yester-
day afternoon was that with which Mrs,
S. L. Mayer entertained at her home
in the Oak apartments. Vases Of yell
low asters were used with pretty eff
feet in decorating the small bridge
tables. Five tables were played and the
prizes were awarded to Mrs. Wilbur
Henderson, Mrs. L. L. Archer, Mrs. NJ
B. Stanley, Mrs. NOttage and Mrs olive
Gaylord. Mrs. Mayer was assisted in
serving by Mrs. Weir James.
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A pretty affair given yesterday was
the tea given by Mrs. Murray Godbe
and her sister, Miss Clint Young, at the
home of Mrs. Godbe. The guests of
honor were Mrs. A w. Jacobs and Mrs.
c. L. Jacobs, who will leave Saturday
for their home in Rochester, n. Y. The
house was charmingly decorated in
clusters of yellow chrysanthemums.
Eighteen guests were invited to meet
the complimented guests.
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Mrs. John L. Bowman was the hostess
yesterday afternoon at the regular meet
ing of the Woman's club. The house
was prettily decorated in the seasons
flowers, chrysanthemums, asters and
carnations being combined with pretty
effect. On the dining table a large
mound of the blossoms was used. Dur
ing the afternoon a delightful literary
and musical program was rendered,
sDecial feature being the delightful
/ readings given by James Rennie. The
next meeting of the club will be held
at the home of Mrs. T. W. Whitley
Tuesday, Nov. %.
The members of the Quingenta Card
/ club were entertained at the home of
! Mrs. Simon H. Black at her apartments
/ i'm the Arlington in First avenue. The
prize winners in the card games were
/ Mrs. c. H. Harlan, Mrs. II. w. Sher-
/ wood and Mrs F. Shumway. Mrs. W.
! H. Ellison of East Second South street
will be the hostess of the club at its
/ next meeting. to be held Tuesday after
/ noon, EOV. %.
/ A notable wedding, that took place in
/ Denver yesterday, was that of Miss
! Jessie Peabody, daughter of former
/ Governor James Peabody, and Lieu
/ tenant Cuthbert Powell Stearns of the
Third United States cavalry. Miss
Minette Baer of this city was an at
tendant of the bride.
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Miss Genevieve Mccormick, who will
be married next week, will be the COM
plimented guest at a luncheon to be
/ given Thursday afternoon by Mrs
| Union Worthington at her home in Sec
ond avenue.
At the next meeting Of the Regimental
Bridge club. to be held at the hop hall
at Fort Douglas on Friday evening,
Nov. 26, those entertaining will be Mrs.
/ w. A. Cavanaugh, Mrs. Clark Elliott,
Lieutenant Carey and Lieutenant Hud-
dleson.
Walker Salisbury will be the host at
/ a stag dinner TO be given for a number
of his friends on Thursday evening at
the Alta club.
A party that viii leave soon for Cali