The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-12

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9 The Ladies Literary club house =
g will be the scene of a large dane =
e, ing party to be given this evening +.
g by the James C. Rice circle Of the 9
@ ladies OF the G. A. r. The grand 2
@ march will be led by Governor .
9 William Spry, and will begin at
Q $3.50.
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o The eighth B class of the Lafay- :.
@ cite school will give a dancing :
q party tonight at the Odeon hall in s.
@ honor of the eighth A class. g
8 The music will be furnished by the @
q Lafayette school orchestra Among 9
9 the patrons win be the follow 9
. ing: Mr.. and Mrs. Burdette, Mr.. 9
s. and Mrs. Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs. 9
@ Lindholm, Mr.. and Mrs. Yates, g
| 8 Mr.. and Mrs. Cheesman, Mr.. and g
/ o Mrs. Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. Beatie, @
/ 9 Mr.. and Mrs. Fernstrom Hertjes,
| q Mr.. and Mrs Margetts, Mr.. and g
/ 6, Mrs Engdahl, Mr.. and Mrs. Stout, {"
I (. Mr.. and Mrs. Clawson, Mr.. and g
/ o Mrs. Groesbeck, Mr.. and Mrs. 9
| g, Felt, Mr.. and Mrs. Moyle, Mr.. and @
/ 9 Mrs. G. K. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
| 8 WINS, Mr.. and Mrs. Cartwright, p.
! o Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Taylor, Mr.. 9.
/ o and Mrs Jenkinson, Mr.. and @
! g Mrs. Peabody, Mr.. and Mrs. An
! o derson, Mr.. and Mrs. Barrette, g
@ Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson, Mr.. and 9
| @ Mrs. Free, Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings, g
@ Mr.. and Mrs. Keat, Mr.. and Mrs :
@ D. c. Smith. MI and Mrs. Wool g
@ ley and Mr. and Mrs. Wells. @
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A beautiful affair given yesterday
afternoon was the reception at the
Walker home in East South Temple
street, the hostesses being Mrs. Mat
/ thew Henry Walker and her daughter,
Miss Lena Hague. The reception nan
was charmingly decorated in PINK
roses, while the music room and the
den were decorated in yellow chrysan-
themums In the library pretty ar
| rangement of terra Gotta chrysanthc-
NUNS was used, and in the dining
room a color scheme of green and white
was carried out with white chrysanthe-
NUNS and ferns.
Those assisting in the dining room
were Mrs. Ledyard Bailey, Mrs. w. V.
Rice, Mrs. c. G. Plummer, Mrs Rooeft
Hardness and Mrs. William Z. Jen-
nings. The conservatory was beautiful
with a profusion of palms and potted
plants. and here the punch was served
by a bevy of charming young women
; among them being the Misses Lucills
Clark, Virginia Beatty, Isabel Johnson
| and Josephine Well Mrs X u. NC
Niece assisted in receiving, and others
} who assisted were Mrs. A. ]. Gorham
Mrs David Keith, Mrs. A. II. PEABODY
Mrs Ezra Thompson, Miss Isabelle
; Osborne. Mrs. A s. Peters, Mrs, WIZ
liam Wetzell and Miss Edna Cohn. The
; trOubadours stationed in the musl'
gallery, played a number of delightful
selections. About $50 guests were pres
ent during the hours from to 8.
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) Mr. and Mrs. Delos Irish left las
) night for an extended trip through
California and Old Mexico.
81 The Sewing club. which was enter
) tanned yesterday afternoon at the HON,
! of Miss Estelle Clinton in street, vii
meet next Thursday with Mrs. William
McCrea at her home IN East Firs
South street.
Miss Lucille Heidel gave a delight
full luncheon Wednesday afternoon il
honor of Miss Nellie Hasbrouch, WHIT
leaves soon for the east. Those presen
were Miss Blanche Miller, Mrs. +.
Shurtliff, Miss Carmalita Pitt. Mrs
/ Watkins Miss Dorothy WestOver, Mis-
Alice Keyes and Mrs, c. p. Heidel.
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The opening event of the convention
| OF the daughters OF the INSNoluIiOH va
the reception given last night at tn
home of Mrs. Philo T. Farnsworth Il
East South Temple street, the affai
being in honor of the visiting presiden
general, Mrs Adeline T. Fitz. tn
house was charmingly decorate'
throughout in a profusion of flowers
and the rooms were thronged wit
guests throughout the evening.
The Misses Kendall and Luclli
Francke were the hOstesses at bridS
tea given yesterday afternoon at thei
home in the Cummings apartments 4
honor of their guest, Miss Eleano
Rogers. A color scheme of pink wa
chosen for the dining room decora
!. tions. large cut glass bowl of pin
chry santhemums gracing the center
|. the dining table. The chandelier wa
entwined with smilaX, and long spray
of it extended to the corners OF the ia
= BILE. Here tea was poured by MIS-
F,linor Stewart and Miss Stella Fabian
assisted bv Miss Esther Allen, Mis-
Gertrude Hanson and Aileen Macleal
Five tables of bridge were played, III
prizes going to Miss Stella Fabiai
Miss EIinor Stewart. Miss Loreen Lear
and Miss Gertrude Hanson.
A pretty luncheon given yesterda
was that with which Mrs. 5. V. Derra
entertained in honor Of Mrs. JOSEF
Yrinker. Mrs Kinkead and Mrs. J.
rr,-,r7s 81 har homo IN Fast First So'l'