The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-13

palms adorned the rooms. and punch
was served during the evening, with
supper at IL O'clock in the private
dining room. Dancing was enjoyed
until late hour, and about fifty cou-
pies were present. 1t is the intention
OF the social committee 10 entertain
with a musicale at the club in the
near future, and with an elaborate
dance during the Christmas season.
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Colonel and Mrs, Edwin II. Holmes
were the guests of honor at a beauti-
fully appointed dinner Friday evening
given by MI and Mrs. o. w. Powers
at their home, Llngerlonger.
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Friday evening Dr. and Mrs. E. S.
Barnett entertained with a delightful
card party at theiE home in Third
avenue, which was enjoyed by forty
guests. The game of the evening was
progressive five hundFed. and the
hostess was assisted by the Misses
Ethel and Lille Connolly The rooms
were prettily decorated with a wealth
of bright-colored chrysanthemums.
Music was one of the features of the
pleasant event, when selections were
given by Miss ElmR Young and Miss
Ethel Connolly.
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Colonel and Mrs, A. p. Kesler en-
tertained the members OF the Chafing
Dish club last evening at their home
in Second West street.
At the home of Mrs. A. b. Gibson
in Thirteenth East street. Friday
evening, a pleasant children's party
was held to celebrate the eleventh
birthday anniversary Of her daughter
Virginia. About twenty children were
present TO enjoy the. evening.
Mrs. j. Walcott Thompson presided
over a prettily appointed bridge tea
Thursday afternoon at her home in
East First South street. Pale pink
chrysanthemums were the attractive
floral decoration of the rooms, and the
hostess was assisted by Mrs Windsor
Y. Rice and Mrs. George P. Holman,
who poured at the tea table.
The first IN a series sof bridge affairs
and teas was enjoyed Friday afternoon
at the new Donaher home in Federal
Heights. where AIRS. w. % Donahef
and sister, Mrs. George f. Airs, enter
tanned with nine tables of bridge, with
many other friends coming in for the
tea which followed American Beauty
roses graced the rooms, and the host
esses We're assisted by Mrs. W. c. Alex
ander. Mrs. Paul C. Potter, Mrs Fred
c. Dern and Mrs. sam S. Porter. The
second in the series will occur Tuesday
afternoon.
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A pleasant series of social affairs in
the nature of bridge teas has been sue
cessfully given during the week by Mrs.
NJ. L. Dix and daughters. Miss Dix
and Mrs. w. L. NicOi. at the home of
the latter. On each occasion the rooms
were beautifully decorated with yell
low and white chrysanthemums, and
eight tables of bridge were played.
Mrs. J. A. DeBOuzek was the host
ess Friday afternoon at a pleas
ant bridge tea, given al her home in Q
street. Bronze and white ehrysanthe-
NUNS adorned the rooms. and the
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Vaughn
Paul, and Miss Marie Gibbons. who
poured, and the Misses Frances Nc
Chrystal, Grace Sullivan and Irene
Leonard.
A prettily appointed bridge lunch
con was given Friday DO Mrs. j. A.
Spiker. The table was bright with red
cosmos, and lighted by candelabra
lowed the luncheon, and the hostess
was assisted by her sister, Miss Vera
Eldredge. The prizes of the afternoon
were won by Mrs. L. V. Smith, Mrs. H.
w. Sherwood. Mrs. j. II. Bardwen and
Mrs. C. A. Wherry..
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Mrs. Roscoe NJ. Breeder entertained
the members of the Spirit of Liberty
chapter, d. A. r., Thursday afternoon.
The rooms were attractive with yell
low and bronze chrysanthemums and
ported ferns. A delightful program
was enjoyed, when Mrs Henry X
Klingender gave a talk on the Passion
Play, illustrated by photographs. views
and souvenirs. Mrs. It. A. Wicket
gave two Mcdowell selections, which
were much appreciated.
Mrs. Percy Y. Sadler entertained a
number of her friends informally last
Tuesday afternoon at her pretty new
bungalow in the southeastern part OF
the city. Four tables of bridge were
played. and bronze and white chrysan-
themums in profusion graced the
rooms.
One OF the successful afternoon en-
tertainments OF the week among the
younger set was the prettily appointed
bridge tea given Thursday afternoon
DIV Miss Lesley Woodruff, at her home
in North state street The guest of
honor was Miss Geraldine Richards Of
san Diego. a guest at the home of DR..
and Mrs. Woodruff. Quantities Of
chrysanthemums in all OF the varied
shades adorned the rooms where nine
tables of the game we're played. The
young hostess was assisted by Mrs. c.
c. Crismon and the Misses Florence
Culmer, Marian Hooper and Helen
Woodruff
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The members Of the S. c. club were
pleasantly entertained Tuesday after
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