The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-12

during the luncheon. and rendered "A
number Of their native songs.
Those present to enjoy the affair /
were: Mrs. W. Montague Ferry, Mrs
Edward s. Ferry, Mrs. d. Moore Lind
say, Mrs. NJ s. Woodward, Mrs. Els
worth Daggett, Mrs. 7. c. Weber |
Mrs. George Y. Wallace, Mrs Thomas /
Weir. Mrs. Windsor Y. Rice, Mrs w. !
II. Dickson. Mrs. George p. Holman, 1
Mrs. J. Walcott Thompson. Mrs. |
Thomas Kearns, Mrs. j. NJ. Bidweil
and Mrs. Stephen II. Babcock.
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A large social affair of yesterday |
afternoon took place at the Simon
Bamberger home on East First South |
| street, when Mrs. Bamberger and her
daughter. Mrs Arthur Behal OF New
York, received several hundred of
their friends at an afternoon tea.
/ The Salt Lake Troubadours were in
attendance. and rendered a delightful
musical program during the receiy- !
ing hours from to g:
The first formal dance of the Uni
versity club season was given last
evening at the club house, and proved
a delightful social success.
The large rooms were thrown to-
gether COR dancing, and the guests
were received by the social commit
tee, consisting of AthOl Rawlins Alex
r. Thomas and Harold p Fabian.
Punch was served during the evening,
with a supper at IL O'clock
About forty-fve couples We're pres
ent. and the program had twenty-one
dances.
one of the most delightful of the
weeks social affairs was the bridge tea
over which Mrs. George r. Airs and
Mrs W. ID. DOnOher presided yester-
day afternoon at the artistic new
home of the latter in Federal Heights,
given in honor OF Mrs c. b. TitcOmb.
i Vases Of gorgeous American Beauty
roses graced the rooms where the nine
tables of bridge were played. with yell
lOWTchrysanthemum forming the CEN
tral decoration of the tea table. where
Mrs Paul Q. Potter of Fort Douglas,
Mrs. W. c. Alexander. Mrs. Fred c.
Dern and Mrs. Sam S. Porter took
turns in pouring tea and coffee.
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AT the home of Governor and Mrs.
William Spry last evening. a family
dinner was enjoyed, given 10 celebrate
the eighty-secOnd birthday anniver-
sary of the father of Mrs. Snry. the
late James Wrathan. About twenty
were present, many of the guests COM
ing from the family home in Grants
vile ChrysanthemuIns We're used in
the decoration of the table and rooms,
and in the evening an informal mu-
steal program was enjoyed
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Mrs. j. A. DeBouzek gave delight
ful bridge tea yesterday afternoon at
her home in Q street. Eight tables Of
the game were played. with others
coming in Cor tea al the close of the
afternoon The hostess was assisted
by Mrs Vaughn Paul and Miss Marie
Gibbons. who poured tea and coffee at
the prettily appointed table. assisted
by the Misses Frances McChrystal,
Grace Sullivan and Irene Leonard.
Bronze and white charysanthemums
We're used in artistic effect on the tea
table. with the same flowers in yellow
/. and white being used throughout the
rooms where the game Of the after
noon was played.
\ pleasant social affair in the ma
ture OF a bridge luncheon was given
yesterday by Mrs j. A. SpikeT at her
home. The dining room was bright
/ with vases Of red cosmos. which
formed the centerpiece of the table.
which was lighted by candelabra shad-
ed i'm red. and with flowers laid with
each place card.
/, Golden and bronze chrysanthemums
were used in the living room and Ii
/ brary. and The hostess was assisted by
her sister. Miss Vera Eldredge. Twelve
| guests were present. and three tables
of bridge followed the luncheon
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l. The second in the series of delight
ful bridge teas given by Mrs. NJ L,
\ Dix and daughters was enjoyed yes
1 far al ~ Of IRE
Il W. /. Nicol, when eight tables OF
bridge We're filed with players, others
dropping in for tea.
Il Mrs w. w Ritter presided at the
tea table. assisted by the Misses Mar
| garet and Marian Mcintyre and Emma
II Cullen. yellow and white chrysanthe-
J NUNS were used in pretty effect
: throughout the rooms. and the affair
: was equally pleasant with the one OF
the preceding afternoon.
j Mrs T. W. Dunn gave a children's
party yesterday afternoon for her lit
II tie daughter. Grace. 10 celebrate heI
eighth birthday anniversary. A pref
tily Ornamented birthday cake. sur
rounded by the eight candles. occupied
the center of the table, from which
l steamers of pink and green reached
TO each place, where boxes OF bonbons
| We're placed. Twelve little guests were
| present. and the hostess was assisted
II by Mrs. J. Il. Witbeck and Mrs. Pet
tilt
Il The Old Maids club Of Fourth Easi
| street held its first meeting Thursday
evening at the home of the Misses
Stevenson. A pleasant evening wa:
passed and refreshments were served
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The Daughters of the Revolution
will hold their anniversary meeting
next Wednesday afternoon. November
I6. when they VII be entertained by
|. Mrs p. T. Farnsworth at her resi-
a dence. 139 East South Temple street
4 at o'clock An excellent program
y viii be given. which is IN the hands o
fuI