The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-01

oid-fashioned candy pull was also en-
Joyed. The refreshments were in keep
ing vita the season, pumpkin pies
forming the observation-disclosures About
one hundred club members and guests
We're present. all of whom were well
coined by the members of the enter
tainment committee in charge, and The
Country club season of 1910 can be
said 10 have closed in a blaze of Hal
loween glory.
There were a number Of pleasant
little informal dinners preceding the
event, when the parties adjourned
later TO enjoy the evening at the Coun-
Try club.
The second in a series of successful
bridge affairs followed by tea, was
given yesterday afternoon by Mrs
samuel F. FeatOn, on which occasion
she was assisted in receiving and en-
tertaining by her sister. Mrs. OrsOn
Howard. Six tables of the game were
played, with a number Of other invited
guests coming in for tea.
The rooms were beautifully deco
rated with autumn flowers and fruits,
a color scheme OF yellow prevailing in
the dining loom. where yellow chrys-
anthemums were used in prOfusiOn,
and pumpkin basket filled with
flowers ard fruit forming the CENTER
piece of the table, which was covered
with d cluny lace cloth over yellow
satin.
MIS-. A. G. Robertson and Mrs. +. p.
Jennings poured tea and coffee. as
sisted by the Misses GwendOlyn and
Gertrude Trip and Klea Sheets.
Al the home of Mrs. FentOn last
evening, her niece Miss GWendOlyn
Trip entertained fourteen Of her
y young friends with a delightful Hal
lOWeen party.
Games typical OF the season were
played, and fortune telling was an in
teresting feature Of the evening.
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Mrs. o. j. Salisbury entertained in
formally yesterday afternoon at the
Salisbury home in East First South
street with a few tables of bridge. to
meet her mother. Mrs. ". ID. MeGil-
vray of Los Angeles. who leaves to-
morrow for her home. The hostess
was assisted by Mrs L. b. Mccormick
and Mrs, r. W. Salisbury, who poured
at the tea table. which was graced
with autumn flowers.
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Miss Leda Wallace delightfully."- en-
Girls Friendly society of St Marks
cathedral, last evening at her home in
Federal Heights. at d sheet and pOllOw-
case Halloween party. Games and
decorations were carried out in the
spirit OF The season. and the evening
was enjoyed by nearly fifty young
people ana the associates OF the So
ciety.
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Last evening d Elite McChrystal en-
tertained twenty of her schoOlmates
al the home of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jackson McChrystal, on East
South Temple street with a o'clock
supper, which was followed by a reg
ular Halloween froIic After the sup
per was over the little girls were ar
rayed in sheets and pillow cases, and
enjoyed all sorts of games appropriate
10 the occasion.
Toasting marshWallOws, bObbing for
apples and tOasting chestnuts being
popular amusements.
The rooms were lighted by jack-O'-
lanterns and effectively adorned with
corn stalks. cOrncobs, autumn fruits
and flowers. Mrs. Phil Clark, the
aunt of the young hostess. was assisted
in entertaining by Mrs. Frank Knox
and Miss Leigh Block
An elaborate dancing party of last
evening was the first in a series of
similar events given by the Lotus club
in Whitney han. The club is composed
of twenty couples, aud each couple
were permitted 10 invite two other
couples.
The hall was attractive with palms
and Halloween decorations. and punch
was served during the evening. The
reception com nittee Of the evening
consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard T.
Cannon, Ar. and Mrs. l. Z. Wiley and
Mr and Mrs r. ". Daynes. The next
dance Of the series will be given at
the same place the 3Oth of November.
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One Of the prettiest OF the children's
Halloween parties took place last
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank J. Hagenbarth, when their
daughter. Mary. entertained twenty
five of her Young friends The par
Tors and drawing rooms were gay with
streamers OF yellow, black and red,
with the accompaniment OF pumpkins,
black cats and witches. The electric
lights throughout the house were
shaded i'm pumpkin effect. on the
beautifully decorated table in the din
ing room a large pumpkin filled with