The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-11

ID. G. Roberts. Mrs. Jack Keith. Misc
Margaret Hutchinson. Miss Maude
Thorne. Miss Kate Williams. Mrs. r.
W. Boyer and Mrs. George II. Smith.
Rabbi Hevesh and his bride were
guests Of honor at a reception given
at y. 3. hall by his congregation.
About two hundred called during the
evening. Hauerbach's orchestra fur
nished music for the vent
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Mrs. Warren Benjamin entertained
the young ladies OF Mizpah chapter
O. E $. at her home Thursday even
ing. twenty-five were present. and
the time was spent I'm sewing for the
babies ward Of the orphans home.
Mr.. and Mrs William IngersoI en-
tertatned their stock company and a
few friends at the Louvre Friday
evening after the performance. i'm
honor Of Mrs. Tngersoll's birthday. The
I table was decorated with pink roses.
and huge birthday cake formed the
I ccnterpiece. Covers were laid for the
I following. Mr.. and Mrs. EIbridge
Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Bransford. Mr..
and Mrs. jay Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. p.
I .. Perkins, Mrs. Don Coray. bod
Ritter. Dave Tarpy and the company,
the Misses Margaret Dillis. Jessie
Pringle, Helen Collier. Frances Neil
son. Miss Anshutz. Mr.. and Mrs. Cros-
| by. David Hcrblin. Walter Seymour. J.
| =. Totten, Wilson Day, Albert Peters
and Prescott Ericsson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selma williams were
| surprised by their friends at the home
/ Of Mrs. Mary L. Hinton by a party
given as a farewell TO Mrs. willigms
/ who leaves soon for Minneapolis
i Miss Retta Callister entertained
l Thursday evening at her home. 81
| West Third North street. in honor Of
| Miss Irene Simpson. a September
/ bride. About twenty were present
/ Cut flowers and palms were the deco
ratlons.
Mrs. A. II. Warren entertained for
/ her daughter, Anna, Saturday even
/ ing. Those who assisted were the
! Misses Margaret Andrews. Fannie
] Foster and Eleanor Warren. Pro-
gressive games were played.
One Of the prettiest parties Of the
week was the dance given by Mrs w.
/ w. Ritter for her daughter. Miss
/ Maude. on Tuesday evening at her
l home. The grounds and dining room
| were decorated with japanese Ian
terms. a large birthday cake was the
| central decoration Of the table. Each
guest took turns cutting the cake 70
find hidden rings Mrs. Charley Wells
and Mrs J. 9. Royle assisted.
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Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Fitzpatrick en-
I tcrtaincd with a luncheon Friday in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Atkins
| OF Denver.
Miss Hazel Slater. who is to be
| married this month. was the recipient
Of a delightful china shower given by
the Misses Margaret Aamodt and Het-
tie Stewart at the home Of the latter
| In Fourth East street Tuesday even
| ing. The color scheme Of pink and
white was artistically carried out in
| the decorations. TWO guessing games
were played. the first prizes being
carried of by the guest of honor and
| Miss FlOssie Glenn. and the consola-
tons by the Misses Whelan and Ma
RE Jones Music was furnished By
i 1dessrs. Knowlden and Donelson. Dain-
~ refreshments were served Those
present. besides the guest OF honor,
were the Misses Ella Knoll. Edithe
Deane. Margaret Whelan. Myrtle Van
Steeter. Violet Olsen. Martha Jones
/ FlOssie Glenn. Marie Jones. Margaret
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Mrs. Slater and Mrs. Stewart.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. Chess Erwin enter
tanned Monday evening in honor Of
their fifth wedding anniversary. Cards
formed part Of the evenings amuse-
/. ment. prizes being won by Mrs. VIII
. Naylor. Mr.. Anakin and VIII Hayes
/. A delicious supper was served and the
. table decorations were in dahllas.
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| The Past Noble Grand club was de-
Ightfully entertained Thursday after
noon by Mrs. Jacob Israel on the
beautiful large lawn Of the country
home Of Mrs Ellen stain. Twelfth
East. near Twelfth South About fifty
were in attendance. Social conversa'
ton and business OF the club formed
part OF the afternoons entertainment
5 followed later by a sumptuous repast
/, The place cards were exquisitely hand
| painted emblems OF the order. In thu
center of the long table was a mag
a nifcent pond filed with gold fish. an,
{ at each end OF the table was an inn
. mense cut glass vase filed with tn
8 fall flowers. China asters. Those a.
!. sisting the hostess were: Mrs. ElleI