The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-26

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! SONS at each place.
! A pretty autumn luncheon was that
/ given yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
| Grace WOOlley in honor of Miss Janet
/ Murdoch, whose wedding will take place
/ Wednesday. The table was brightly
decorated with autumn leaves, the place
cards being single leaves, marked with
/ the names Of the guests. Covers were
/ laid for twelve. The luncheon was fol-
/ lowed by delightful matinee party at
the Grand.
The Misses Claire Ritter and HOrtense
Young entertained yesterday afternoon
with theatre party given at the Salt
Lake theatre, and a luncheon at Frank
/ Inns following the play. Covers were
laid for the following guests: Misses
Helen Cannon, Frances Clayton, Ruth
Godbe, Evelyn MOyle and Louisa Wells.
A delightful surprise party was ten
dered to Bishop Joseph Warburton on
Tuesday evening in honor of his seven
ty-eighth birthday. A large bouquet of
pink and white carnations decorated the
dining table, where covers were laid for
. twenty guests, all members of the bish-
ops family. Following a delicious sup
per, the guests were entertained with
music during the evening.
Mrs. A. H. Ensign entertained twelve
guests at charming party in honor
of Mr.. Ensigns birthday on Sunday.
A low mound of purple asters formed
the centerpiece on the dining table,
where covers were laid for twelve
guests.
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A prettily appointed luncheon was
that given Monday by Mrs. Harry
Clark at her home in Third avenue,
the guests of honor being Mrs w. w.
Han and her mother. Mrs. BOxwcll of
Los Angeles. A cut glass vase of white
asters graced the center Of the lunch
con table, and autumn leaves scattered
over the cloth added a pretty touch of
color to the decorations. Covers were
laid for six guests.
dinner party was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. John II. Burrows Sunday in honor
OF their nephew Hal Burrows. who
VIII return shortly to New York to re-
sumo his studies in the school of art.
The dining table was charmingly deco
rated in nasturtiums and white asters.
with trailing vines strewn over the
cloth Covers were laid for twelve
guests.
In honor Of Miss Erma Felt, a Sep
TENDER bride, Mrs. Lewis NJ. Powell en-
leTtaIned twenty guests at a china
shower Monday evening at the home
of her mother, Mrs. NJ. Bassett, in
East Second South street. The dining
table was decorated with a low bowl OF
pink and white asters. while sunflowers
were maSsed in the parlOrs and stream
ers Of red hearts We're used throughout
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serving by her sister, Miss Marguerite
Bassett. Music and games were fea-
lures OF the evenings entertainment.
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The home of Miss Genevieve Felt in
First North street was the scene Of d
hVe hundred party given Monday aft
ernoOn, complimentary to Miss Eliza
beth Felt. who VIII be a bride of the
week. Four tables of five hundred were
played, and the prizes were won by
Miss Margaret Werner, Mrs. Teresa
Nibley and the guest of honor. The
parlor was decorated in purple asters
while nasturtiums and marigolds were
used In the dining room and the recep-
ton hall The dining table was covered
with a cluny lace cloth, over which
ferns were scattered, and the table CEN
terpIece was d low bowl Of the nastur-
tiums and marigOlds. The hostess was
assisted by the Misses Ethel and Alice
Felt.
Mrs. William Murdoch entertained at
a delightful card party given Monday
evening at her home in F street. with
Miss Janet Murdoch as the compliment
ed guest.
\ delightful theatre party was given
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. J. J. Camp
bell who entertained the members of
Miss Beth McAIiIlan's bridal party at
the Orpheum matinee. followed by a
luncheon at Mrs CampbeITs apart-
ments in the BransfOrd Covers were
laid for six guests.
Mrs. Wilbur s. Henderson enter
tanned the members of her bridge club
Tuesday afternoon at her home on
Fifth East street Three tables of
bridge were played, and the decora- |
tons were carried out in a color
scheme of yellow. with vases of the
flowers on the small tables The next
meeting Of the club viii be held Tues /
day, Sept. ., at the home of Mrs. John
Z. Clark on Garfield avenue.
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pretty affair was the party given
Tuesday evening by Miss Eda Taysum
dl htI hume on FlIJn East street, the |
complimented guest being Miss Mabel !
Parry a September bride. A profusion
of sunfOwers was used with pretty eff !
feet in the dining room, while asters
and sprays of the wild roses, with their |
clusters of red berries, were used
throughout the other rooms Miss
Taysum was assisted by Miss Lillian |
Chapman and Miss Elsie Taysum.
Miss Nellie Nicholson and the Misses |
Geneve and Gwendolyne KnowIton
were the hOstesses at a delightful af-
fair given Tuesday night in honor of |
Miss Elizabeth Felt, who viii be mar
ried on Thursday. Sunhowers and the
corn blossom flowers were effectively !
combined in the decorations. a low bowl |
of the blossoms grazing the center of the !
dining table, with an archway of the
flowers between the dining room and |
parlOr. The hostesSes were assisted by |
Miss Ellen Tibbits and Miss Irma Read, !
and the guests present were Mrs Wins |
low F. Smith, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. w. |
J. Eldredge, Mrs. Robert NJ Wilson, |
Mrs. Claire Smith. and the Misses Mar
garet Warner, Sybil FOOte, Naomi Felt. |
Josephine Clawson, Josephine Morris. |
Irma Read, Vida Fox, Ellen Dorothy /
DwyeT, Louise Hagman and Virginia |
Smith. Music and games were enjoyed /
during the evening.
Miss Janet Murdoch was the guest of /
honor at a 1oIfubtf7rl no rtx- rr5,,o,1 IT,