The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-16


entertain with a similar affair on
| Thursday afternoon of this week.
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A luncheon was given yesterday at
the Alta club by Mrs NJ. H. Keryin.
The table. which was laid in the gold
room of the club, was attractive in
decorations of vioiets. Place cards
We're laid for eighteen guests.
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Mrs. E. S. Wright was the hostess
yesterday afternoon at the second in
a series Of KensingtOns given at her
home il First avenue. Garden
/ chrysanthemums in all OF the shades
of yellow and bronze adorned the
rooms Mrs. Wright was assisted by
her daughter. Miss Geneve Wright,
and the Misses Eva Lund and Georgia
! Williams
In the flower contest the prize was
won by Mrs. John ID. Spencer Mu-
steal selections We're an attractive
feature of the afternoon. Between
sixty and seventy were present 10 en-
JOY the affair.
Mrs. Harry 5. Knight gave a card
party at her home Saturday evening.
/ when seven tables OF the game were
played.
Mrs. Thomas MarioneauX enter
tanned the members of her card club
/ yesterday afternoon in her apart
ments in the Stewart
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The local W r. c. will entertain
the visiting members today from Og-
den, Provo and Springville on their
/ inspection visit OF the James b. Nc
| Kean corps. Luncheon will be served
| at the Wilson at 1880, and other en-
rrsu.@
fifty visitors will be present at the
luncheon.
Mrs. Frank Knox will entertain
Monday November 81. with a lunch
con given in compliment to Mrs. Ed
/ win F. Holmes and Mrs. NJ. S. Wood
ward.
Mrs. f. L. Dodge has invitations
out for d bridge tea TO be given next
Tuesday in honor OF her mother and
sister. Mrs. Kiser ana Miss jeanette
Kiser of Davenport, Ia, who are
spending the winter in the city.
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Mrs. George s. Gannett viii be the
hostess at a bridge tea Friday after
noon at her home.
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Miss Lucy Lewis will entertain a
! VI AACA AuuAlS SAAl -iiEtlQ1
! Saturday afternoon with a bridge tea
at her home in Second avenue.
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Miss Alice CrismOn will entertain
the members OF her sewing club Fri
day afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Langenbacker|
announce the engagement of their
/ daughter Mary to George W. Simon
/ The WaddfnQ will "a plaaa in na-
cember.
Miss Myra HOvey and MILFORD Han
/ son. who We're married last week in
the temple, were given a reception
the same evening at the home of the
brides parents in East Mill Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hovey also cele-
/ bFated the twenty-fifth anniversary
of their wedding on the same even
| ing. About sixty friends and reia-
/ tives We're present, and the house was
prettily decorated with chrysanthe-
NUNS and ferns. The bride wore a
white crepe de chine gown. with
/ white roses in her hair. She was at
/ tended by her mother, Mrs A. a.
/ HOYey. Mrs. G. c. Hanson, Mrs. d. T.
/ Crafts and Mrs d. p Hardy.
The young girls assisting in the
| dining room were the Misses Cora
Thompson, Alice Hardy, Stella
1 Thompson and Evelyn Vannatta
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Mrs. George H. Raybould viii en-
/ terrain with a bridge tea Saturday
| afternoon. November 10.
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Mrs ". L snyder has issued invi-
/ tatiOns for a luncheon TO be given
Thursday in honor of Mrs. Edwin F.
Holmes.
Mrs J. A. DOugherty of Portland.
/ Ore, is visiting in the city with her
sister, Mrs. c. W. Whitley, 1927 East
South Temple street.
Mrs J. Frank Judge is expected
| home this week from a six weeks
visit in Kentucky and other points in
the south and east
Mrs. +. w Hanson and daughters,
the Misses Gertrude and Irene, left
Yesterday for Denver for two
weeks stay.
Miss Edna Dunn viii return Thurs
day from Omaha, where she went 10
act as bridesmaid at the wedding of
Miss Norma Marshall and Jay Buck
ingham in that city.
Mrs. II. a. BrinkerhOff left yester-
day for New York, accompanied by
Miss Helen Hartley. who will be her
guest for the winter while she con-
| tinues her musical studies Mrs
Brinkerhof and Miss Hartley will
stop en- route in Ridgetown, Ontario.
where they will take part in a con-
cert and Will also stop in Chicago on
their way TO New York
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Mr.. and Mrs J. f. COsgriff are ex-
pected TO arrive in Salt Lake about
the first of December to remain for a
month. when they viii go TO the coast
for the rest Of the winter
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Dean BraytOn left yesterday for
three weeks trip TO the east.
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A card has been received from Mr. |
and Mrs. +. ID. Miller and daughter
Maude, just before sailing for this |
country from England on the Ameri- |
ka- They will remain a month in the 1
east after landing, before coming /
back 10 Salt Lake.
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