The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-27

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zen was charmin', parfectly aisy an
crystal candelabra, shaded in pink.
with the lights in the room also
shaded in the soft rose tints.
Mr. and Mrs. Reyes viii also en-
terrain this evening at the Alta club
with an elaborate dinner in cOmpli-
ment to General Bisbee, when about
thirty guests will be invited TO meet
him.
Several delightful hop suppers
followed the dance at Fort Douglas
! Friday evening. Lieutenant and Mrs.
Kneeland 5. Snow entertaining a num-
Der of friends. Among the town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. William IN
gersOlL
Lieutenant Z. b. Carey was also the
host at a pleasant little supper given
at his quarters, following the hop,
when the Misses Mary and Carey
Marshall were the cOmplimented
guests. Mrs. J. A. Marshall and Mrs.
NJ. w. Lillard chaperoned the affair,
and other members of the party were
the Misses Selma, Alice and Mary
Wall. and number of the young
bachelor officers of the post.
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Mrs. Edwin +. Holmes gave a
luncheon yesterday in compliment To
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Flourney and Mr..
and Mrs. J. E. Sexton of California,
who are guests in the city of Mayor
and Mrs. J. 5. BransfOTd. Covers
were laid for fifteen family friends.
and the table was particularly pretty,
covered with a handsome cloth of
Irish embroidery, with a tall crystal
D, n,
NUNS for the centerpiece. with the
gold table service and pink Austrian
jeweled glasses.
Mrs. William H. Alexander was at
home yesterday afternoon from 3 to
8, when she received a large number
of her friends on the occasion OF an
afternoon tea to meet her daughter,
Mrs. Wing b. Allen of New York. Mrs.
Alexander was assisted in receiving
and entertaining by her daughter,
Mrs. Ashby d. Cleveland.
AT the quarters OF Lieutenant and
Mrs. Paul c. Potter at Fort Douglas
yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Potter was
the hostess at a prettily arranged
bridge tea.
Seven tables of bridge were filled
with the players, with others coming
in to enjoy the tea which followed the
game. Pink carnations were the
charming decorations Of the tea table,
where a number Of friends assisted.
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Miss Gladys McCOnaughy enter
tanned with a pleasantly informal
bridge tea yesterday afternoon at her
home, which was the first in a series
Of similar AFFAIRS to occur in the near
future. The young hostess was assist
ed by Miss Virginia Beatty and Miss
Margaret Walden and the affair was
given in compliment 10 Miss Ruth
Russell of Ann Arbor. who is spend
ing the winter at Rowland Hall,
where she has the French classes.
X
A very pleasant social event of last
evening took place at the home of
Mrs. T. II. Fitzgerald in Sixth avenue,
when the high school branch of the
Girls Friendly society of St. Marks
cathedral entertained the members of
St Paups branch. The affair was IN
the nature OF a baby party. all of the
young girls wearing baby costumes.
Appropriate games and music were
the amusements Of the evening. The
committee in charge was the Misses
Mary Fitzgerald, Frances Browne and
RUIN IlEll. ABOUT thirty enjoyed the
evening, and the associates who chap
eroned the affair were Miss Spalding,
Miss Gale. Miss GOdbe. Miss Dyer.
Mrs. Fitzgerald. Mrs. c. d. Moore and
Mrs. c. H. Van Arman.
y x x
Among the successful social events
of the week were the bridge luncheon
on Monday and the bridge tea We'd
nesday. given by Mrs. Frank Knox at
her home in East First South street.
The first mentioned was given in COM
pliment to Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes and
Mrs. Thomas Kearns and was an un-
usually delightful affair The lunch
con. served from prettily decorated
tables. was followed by bridge and
later by a tea.
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Mrs. F. L. Dodge was the gracious
hostess al a prettily appointed bridge
tea Tuesday afternoon, given to meet
her mother and sister, Mrs. Kiser and
Miss Kiser of Davenport, Iowa. Six
tables of progressive bridge were
played.
Mrs. Walter c. futile entertained
Tuesday afternoon with few tables
OF bridge i'm compliment to her guest.
Miss Louise Davis of Michigan.
Madame Chatney roses graced the tea