The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-29

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Mrs. Windsor V. Rice was the hostess
friday al one Of the most beautifully
appointed luncheons OF the season. when
she entertained t@entyeight OF her
friends at the Alta club. The private
dining room was used for the affair and
the lsrge round table was gorgeous with
| quantities OF deep red and white carua l.
,lollS, low mound OF tic flowers form
ing inc central part and two similar
mounds al either side Besides the flow
ers beautiful sprays of nlaidcnhair ferns
decorated the table and exquisite water
coior pictures of Japan were used for
Mrs Willis Uline WAS the hostess Fri
nay at delightful bridge tea at the
posi- when, although only score OF
payers enjoyed the game in tho early
afternoon, a great many more both from
| town and from the garrison were in later
Ior tea. The bright sunny rooms were
al Inc table accessories were in the
Same sunny color. Mrs HolIcy and Mrs
John NJ Palmer sat at the tea tablo and
| poured ut the tea following the game.
and q number of the younger officers as
| sisted in serving. In tho game of the
a1tclnoon prizes worc won by Mrs. RIch-
ard ~ kcyes and Mrs. w. &. Alexander.
Mrs. a. Mayer and her daughter, Mrs.
| Charles Cain Crismon. entertained a
great number OF thoir friends yesterday
at the first OF two large bridge teas al
| their homo on First North street. when
| twelve tables Of bridge were played dur
,nS tho oarIy part of the afternoon. and
later, j. dozen or SO OF the friends droppcd
| I'm for tea The home was bright with
the autumn decorations. rcd and yellow
forming the principal colors, and The
Whole suggesting The Halloween time. AZ
the tea which followed tho game. Mrs
John j. Daily and Mrs. IT,. A. Wall poured
tea and coffee. and Miss Elisc Yeatcs
and Miss Emma QUislsy assisted Prizes
in The game we're awarded TO the win.
ner at each table.
Miss Gladys Richmond entertained
Friday afternoon AT delightful little
bridge party for Miss Nellie Calvin of
san Francisco, who is guest IN the
city, four tables OF the game bcins on
ioycd by the close friends Of Miss Cal
YIN. Later, great many of tho young
or girls were invited TO a tea tc mcc,
Miss Calvin. Tho home was bright with
the Halloween decorations. great pump
kinS surrounded by cornstalks. filling the
hrrpla"es. and giving fearful suggestion
OF the mysteries of Halloween. Tiny
jack -o-lauterns and ghosts were used for
lighting the rooms and on the tea table
an immense pumpkin: filled TO overflow
ing with autumn fruits, made tho place
most attractive. Here. following the !
game, Mrs, Roscoe NJ Brecdcn and Miss
Lorcnc lcary alteriatcd In pouring tea
Mrs. Frank j. Gustin. while assisting
them In serving were Miss Eleanor stew
art. Miss Marguerite Stewart Miss Win
nifrcd Dyer. Miss Marjorie Dcy. Miss |
Stella Fabian. Miss Isabel Shifrcr. Little |
'scueV'cvc SoNieS received tile guests IL |
the door,
The oyster supper and dance 10 he
given Saturday evening by the order OF |
tie Eastern star chapters is to he made |
quite society event, The supper will |
he served from : until o'clock, and |
lster. dancing will he the order, The af- |
fair is for Inc benefit of the Orphans |
home, which the order has been especial
lr interested in, and where the members |
number of weIl-koowu society follo arc
going Ia tho supper and Viii reuain for
tho dance.
Country club wiII not begin Sat
urdav and no other events are
scheduled for tho evening, and as the
games arc all finished l!c place VIII be
evenings Croc for Halloween will close
the season ut The club. while tho weather
is still 1T for real sport ouL there.
Mrs. NJ. II. Fields OF California arrived
In The city few days ago on her way
TO New York aud other eastern cities,
including a visit To bcr former home in
Kansas City, Kan. Mrs. Fields will re-
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Mrs. Fields has been the guest OF Mrs.
Il. 5, Lipscomb since her arrival here,
She will leave for tho east Saturday.
Miss Lena Hague. who is Just recently
home from abroad, will entertain the
members Of the College club and their
friends Al the Walker home this afier-
noon. when about Il hundred guests will
be present II All informal tea and must
Gale,
Mrs Samuel r Fcnton will be The hos
tess today at a bridge tea, the first of n
series. the second will be given on Mon
day.
Mrs. A. Mayer and Mrs. c. &. Crsmon
will entertain again today ut bridge in
honor OF Mrs. c. A. Quiglry, who is re-
Gently home from abrosd
Miss stella Fabian will entertain this
afternoon al "a bridge tea at the Fabian
hcme on Twelfth East street.
Mrs Wallace 81. Bransford entertained
the Cup and Saucer club al her home on
FrdDy afternoon.
Little Olive Wall and Marjorie Howard
viii entertain a party OF their little
friends at a luncheon Saturday. and
later al the matinee al the Orphoum, in
OF their birthdays,
The girls of Rowland hall will have
II Halloween party tonight at the hail.
instead Of celebrating the day Monday,
Miss Phyllis Luman will give matt
nee party today In honor of Miss Anna
Darling, with supper party following
at II downtown cafe.
Miss Margaret Burton and her brother
Will entertain few friends ar
d Halloween dance tonight at their home
ON Thirteenth East street.
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