The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-23

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lor. Ida Mitchell, Iva Mitchell. Rula
| KeIch. Bula woodruff, Norma Wood
run. JOY Witbeck. Art Davis, Chester I
Bowers, Jack McIleer. Valge Stiefel,
| Kurt Hawley, P. Goddard, Ken Hamp-
| ton, ALI Nelson, Jack Wright, Walker
! Cheeseman, Gordon Walker, Frank !
! Wheeling, George Peterson, Ray Car
dill. Earl Wright, Jack McKurdS
Tommy Fitzgerald. Mr.. MaylOr.
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Mrs. J. f. Evans, who is visiting in
the city with Mrs. j. NJ. Bowman from
San Francisco. has been the compli-
mented guest at a number of pleasant |
ly informal luncheOns and theatre par
ties during the last week. Mrs. Evans, /
who is a former popular member of
| Salt Lake social circles, VIII receive /
good deal of attention during her stay
| in the city. Those who have already
| entertained for her are Mrs. Bowman,
| Mrs. s. V Derrah and Mrs. Howard
II. Lawson.
An event in society the last week
was the tea given by Mrs. p. II. Hop
| kins at her home Friday afternoon,
for which two hundred invitations
were issued.
| The floral decorations were unusual
ly effective, each room having a dis
tinctiVe color scheme. Chrysanthe-
NUNS, dahlias, carnations and autumn
leaves were used in profusion. Mrs.
Hopkins was assisted by a large num-
Der of friends in entertaining and
serving. and the occasion was one of
the delightful afternoon social events
OF the week.
The home of Mrs. George Y. Wall
lace, The PoTches," was the scene of
a pleasant reception Wednesday after
| noon, when a number Of friends were
| invited 10 meet Mrs George futile of
St. Louis and Mrs. George Y. Wallace,
in. Cosmos in the different shades
adorned the rooms. and the hostess
was assisted by the Misses Hanauer
and the Misses Bancroft, with Mrs
| George J. Gibson and Miss Maud
Thorn presiding at the punch bowl
Mrs. James r. Jennings entertained
with a Kensington tea Thursday after
noon for Mrs. Walter P. Jennings and
Mrs. Joseph f. Jennings, who leaves
soon to make her home in Los Angeles.
Forty guests. old friends of the guests
of. honor, were present to enjoy the
afternoon. Mrs Jennings was assisted
by her mother. Mrs.-S0phia sharp, and
Mrs. p P Jennings. who poured at
TIT ted ldDiCs
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The parloTs of the Amelia palace
were well filled Friday afternoon. when
Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes received her
friends. as is her custom every alter
nate Friday during her stay in the city.
A pleasant bridge AFFAIR was given
Friday afternoon by the Misses Glib
hons at their home on Third avenue.
Autumn flowers and foliage were the
decorations of the rooms. and the host
esses We're assisted at the tea which
2 followed by Mrs. A. Fred Wey. Mrs.
sam s. Porter and the Misses Eleanor
Stewart. Daisy Savage Selma Wall,
Irene Hanson and Laura Dole.
Mrs Henry Cohn was the hostess
Tuesday afternoon at a pleasant social
affair. given at her home on East Sec
ond South street, when she entertained
the members of the Lotto club in hon
or of her mother, Mrs D. SOlOman Of
New York, who has been a guest at
the COhn home for the past eight
months. She leaves Wednesday for
her eastern home. The decorations on
the occasion were successfully carried
out in autumn and Halloween effect
Twenty guests were invited 10 meet
the complimented guest, and the prizes
in the afternoons game were won by
Mrs. Christopher B. Diehl and Mrs. NJ
C. Phillips.
The La Deja club met Friday even
ing at the home of Miss Vera Weller
when the election of officers for the
year took place, resulting as follows:
President. Miss Alice Spry; vice presi-
dent. Miss Georgina Felt: treasurer
Miss Maud Tuckfield reporter, Miss
Vera Weller. The next meeting viii
be held Thursday evening, November
8, at the home Of Miss Vera Mariger.
Mrs. Joseph F. Nibley and Mrs. Joel
Nibley entertained Thursday in honor
OF Miss Sybella ". Clayton. in antici-
patton of her departure the first of
November for Europe, where she Will
pursue her musical studies. Those
present were members OF the sewing
club TO which the hostesses and Miss
Clayton belong. and a pleasant after
noon was enjoyed. Musical numbers
were given by Mrs. Harold Peery Of
Ogden. Miss Clayton and Miss Mignon
Denhalter.
One of the pleasantest evening
events Of the past week took place at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John c.
Cutler, IT.. wednesday evening. when
they entertained with twelve tables of
five hundred. The decorations we're
carried out in autumn cOlOrs and Hal
loWeen effect. Dahlias, nasturtiums,
vines and autumn leaves were used
throughout the rooms and at the sup
} per that followed the game the menu
carried out the Halloween idea The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Claude
w. Gates and the Misses Daphne Bate
man, Marian McCune and Vera lam
! bourne.
Miss Margaret Dills of the Ingersoll
| stock company. who. with her moth
er. Mrs. Oils. is al home in the Cpvey
apartments. has been the compliment
ed guest at a number Of dinners and
f, luncheOns during the week.
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The rooms of the Woman's Republic
can club in the Atlas block have been
pleasant meeting place during the
afternoons OF the week Different
2 women have served as hostesses. and
the attendance has averaged between
/ twenty and thirty Interesting pOliti-
. cal and educational talks have been
: given, tea and light refreshments have