The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-10
c}OCE7Y
ST. cRISPIN PARTY.

One of the most unique and really
beautiful OF the swell affairs given
this season occurred Friday when
Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald and Miss
Kathryn Fitzgerald entertained at a
st Crispin's party, or The Shocmak
er's Feast" The Fitzgerald home
was lovely picture with It's profus-
ion Of flowers. artlsdcally arranged
In shoes, old and new. and OF yari-
GUS sizes from the tiny baby shoe to
6rown-up ones.
Invitations sent ont were dainty
soles. and the place cards. also. were
soles, bearing with the name the
inscription In gold letters. Wishing
YOU Joy from the bottom of my sole"
A separate color prevailed in each
room. pink, blue lavender. white. red
and yellow In harmonlzlng shades, in
flowers. candles. dainty shades and
shoes were used The tables aTrang-
ed and decorated To harmonic with
the room were a pleasant sight In
the center Of each was shoe filled
with flowers. which was the cut prize
for that table The shoe game which
was on the place cards proved
pleasant diversion, Mrs. Joe Young Of
Salt Lake winning the prize in this
event, a pair of red shoes Mrs.
w, B Is0ncs of Tucson Ariz., recelv-
ed the guest prize. and Mrs. d J,
Malone the consolation prize.
The nine-course luncheon, carrying
ont the design and decorative scheme
I oi the party. was a delightful fea-
ture and perfectly served Dainty sat
IN and Kid shoes In shades to match
the table decoration contained the al
monds. candles. also in the prevailing
cOlors, and the entire menu being car.
ried out In keeping with the decora-
tive plan
An orchestra PLAYED popular and
classical music during the afternoon.
and combining with the rare beauty of
the autumn day added to the pleasure
OF the occasion. Many beautiful gowns
were worn and elegant creations of
the millincr's art we're in evidence
The guests were:
MeSdames JAS A. DeVine. Arthur
Kuhn, r. y. Ryan. r. VI Conroy, J.
II. Shuf,lebarger, George H. Matson,
f W. MalsOu. r. 5. Joyce. f. II.
Smith, J. $. Lewis Mark Smith, Olive
RunyOn, +. G. Smith. Fred NJ Nye.
j. c. Nye, II. NJ Rowe. S H. Brick,
F. Baker. A A. Robinson, NJ. Cullen.
Hugh c Wood p Healy. !. Lynch, T
A. Whalen. F. c. Osgood, Z. T. Hulan-
lslli. r T. Hoag VIII Eccles. Dave Ec-
cles. Geo Davis. \ II Haywood Nc
COrmick. Barber. ChaS Barton, ]. S
Corlew, II. c, Bigelow. Archie Blge-
low. VIII Cassidy. j. + Hassett. +
Phalen. letters A. Mcbride, d II.
Peery, Harold Peery Horace Peery,
ChaS Henry. A. C. Horn, |. L. Rey-
nold5, r. T. Hume T. o. Butler. F.
r. Moore, w. w, Fleetwood, II l.. Bell
OF Sparks, New 4. p Hibbs. Geo. Hal
verson, H. II. Spencer. \. w. Walker,
d. ]. Malone, s. w Badcon. Dalrym-
pie. Mat Browning, Ezra Rich. j. l.
Ellis. Jas CaSSm, Jack Browning,
]. Scowcrott. T F Rowlands. Frank
briggs. W Woodruff. D. J. Sheenan.
las Gill, r Carr. Lou Davis, J. T.
Hurst. Dobbins. Sid Abbott. A. S
Condor. William Douglas. Edward
Rich. Geo Davis, Il. Brown. Agnes
Conant. Thomas d. Dee. r T. Porter
\. A. Wenger. T. l.. Voorhees,, Dan
Ensign, c. Boyd, Jos Chez, Gus Rob
ertson, j o. Cross, T. Corn,
s T. Corn, j. McKenney Of
Welser. Idaho. Gibson. Grout, NJ E
Malone. Newberger OF Louisville. KY.
Abe Kuhn. Add Kuhn, +. Bleethenthall
OF Denver. Chas Hollingsworth, G L.
Becker. VIII Van Arthur. A C Camp
bell. John y. Spargo. John Spar
go. Sr.. Turner F Littlefield, W. b
lsaacs OF Tucson. Ariz. w. H. Bell,
William Brown. w 5. O'Brien. Don
Mcguire. Phil W. Knisely. Thomas,
Rushmer, Joe Young of Salt Lake.
Elizabeth Bonnemort of Salt Lake. A.
Lewman of Salt Lake, Z. C. Manson
of Salt Lake, Chas. Jenkiuson of Salt
Lake. d. ]. Sullivan of Salt Lake. w.
J Sheely OF Salt Lake. J. s. Noble of
Seattle, Ralph Guthrie OF Salt Lake,
E. NJ. Allison OF Salt Lake.