The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28

the tots. prizes being awarded to the
winners.
The dining room, in pink and white.
was picture, when the girls numeber-
ing thirty, were seated at one long
table. an immense birthday cake
grazing the center. with its seven pink
candles representing the number of
years the little hostess has attained.
The children had great fun seeking
the dimes scattered through the cake.
Long streamers OF pink tulle reached
from the chandelier 10 the four cor
ners Of the table Assisting in the
dining room were Marian futile and
Maud Braffet
The happy little guests were Evelyn
and Margaret Brown. Olive and Enid
Wall, Helen Kearns. Elizabeth Richie,
Jane Mas, Elizabeth Colladay. DOrO-
thy and Muriel Gaylord, Mildred and
Lucille McClain. Gertrude Thomas,
Naomi Hoffman, Rowena Allison,
Frances Lewis, Ruth Spiker, Grace
Darling. Mary Hunzicker, Martha
Price, Mauvis and Lois Farrell, Helen
Marcy, Mary Neel, Katherine Keith,
Mary Hopkins, Marian futile, Maud
Braffet. Norma Kent.
Mrs BrOughall was assisted by
Mrs. J. j. DAILY. Mrs. Edwin f. Holmes,
Mrs. Thomas Kearns. Mrs. James
Ivers. Mrs, Mark Lillard and Mrs. T.
Roy Brown.
Unity hall was the scene Of a de-
lightful Halloween dancing party last
evening, when the hostesses were the
members of the Ladies' guild of St.
Paul's church. Many attraSive char
acter costumes were worn, and games
furthering the spirit of the season
were enjoyed. The refreshments were
also carried out as far as possible in
keeping with the season.
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An interesting event OF last even
ing took place at the home of Miss
Lyde Wells on South Eighth East
street, when the children and de-
scendants OF the late Daniel II.
Wells assembled 10 celebrate the an
niversary of his birthday as is their
annual custom. Nearly a hundred
We're present, and a feature of the oc-
casion was that members of the fam
lily dressed in Old-fashioned and his
torical costumes appeared in little
sketches and plays.
X x X
Mr.. and AIRS. ]. s. Vermillion enter
tanned Tuesday evening in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Raymer and daughter
+
ented musician and possessOr of a
beautiful voice AIR. Raymer is cou-
sin Of Mrs. Vermillion and Mrs. VIII
liam Edwards. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs William Edwards, Mr..
and Mrs. Homer P. Edwards. Miss
Lydia Davis. Miss VermilliOn and Miss
/ Margaret Vermillion.
X x x
At a meeting of the board OF the
Utah Congress of Mothers yesterday
morning at the home of the president,
Mrs. c. E. Allen, it was decided TO
/ help support a library in the Free
Kindergarten rooms.
Beulah and Morgan White will en-
terrain a number of their young
/ friends at a Halloween party Monday
at their home in Seventh East street.
The ladies' Aid society of the West
minister church will hold a cake sale
Saturday morning in Keith-O' Brien' s
store
Miss ElleR Enberg viii entertain her
young friends Saturday evening with
a Halloween party.
Mrs. Eliza K. Royle will return sun
n day from an extended visit in the east.
where she has divided her time be-
tween her sons, Edward Milton Royle
in Darien. Conn, and DR. st. Clair
Royle in New York. and later with
her sister. Mrs. ]. a. Thatcher in Dem
YER Eugene B. Palmer left yesterday
for Denver to accompany Mrs Royle
10 her home in Salt Lake.
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Miss Charlotte Holmes is expected
Il shortly after visit of several months
In Los Angeles and vicinity.
Miss Gertrude Flagel will entertain
this evening at cards
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Mrs. Claude w. Freed and sons
Mrs. George B. Dodge and daughter
and F. NJ. Wolf leave today for Den
yer 10 be present at the golden we'd
ding anniversary OF their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. c. Wolf Of Denver. Colo.