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

ladies' orchestra, under the direction
OF Miss Helen Hartley rendered a de-
lightful musical program during the
afternoon.
Tea was served in an ajoining suite
or rooms where, presiding at the tea
and coffee urns. were Mrs. z. A. Wall,
Alrs. j. C. Landenberger. Mrs. Roscoe
NJ Breeder and Mrs. George d. Key
ser with Mrs. William c. Druehl and
Miss Helen Boxrud assisting.
A crystal bowl of Madam Chatney
roses formed the central decoration
of the tea table, which was lighted by
pink shaded lights in artistic effect
Between the hours Of and 5 nearly
two hundred were present and the oc-
casion was altogether one of the
most pleasant Of the seasons society
functions.
! For the first time since the return of
the hostess from an extended European
/ trip. the George P. Holman home
/ in East South Temple street was
/ thrown open yesterday on the Occa-
sion of an afternoon tea. when Mrs.
/ Holman received a hundred or more
, OF her friends between the hours OF
and 5. Mrs. Holman was assisted
in receiving her guests by Mrs. NJ. 5.
/ Woodward and Mrs. ]. p. Megeath in
the drawing room, where the decOra-
tions were in large mauve and white
chrysanthemums, which flowers We're
also used in the library and reception
hall
At the tea table, which was graced
with a cut glass bowl of American
Beauty roses for the centerpiece. Mrs
Windsor Y. Rice, Mrs. Edwin F.
Holmes, Mrs. f. b. Pfoutz and Mrs.
William +. Bradley poured. assisted
by Mrs. J. NJ. BidWell Mrs. ]. Walcott
Thompson the Misses Hanauer and
Miss ROOklidge.
Miss Bryan Houston was the young
hostess yesterday afternoon at a de-
lightful Halloween bridge tea given in
the Houston apartments in the Brans-
ford
The rooms were very attractive in
the soft glow OF yellow lights and
, golden flowers, yellow dahlias being
seen in the parlOrs and hail. The tea
table in the dining room was covered
by a cluny lace cloth over yellow
) and lighted by candles shaded in pum-
. kins. A large brown basket with a
. yellow bow on the handle and filled
. with yellow chrysanthemums. Occu-
pied the center of the table, with four
= lighted pumpkins at the corners. As
sisting in the dining room were the
. Misses Alice Wall Virginia Beatty,
i Isabelle Schiller, Gladys MeConaughy
/ and Mary Wall.
Five tables of the game were played
r with a dozen young friends coming
! in for tea. The prizes awarded at the
] tables were copies Of the book, The
Ghosts I Have Met
Little Helen Katherine BrOughalL
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. j. j.
: Broughau. celebrated her seventh
birthday, and the eighth birthday or
: ( her friend Evelyn DAILY Brown,
Thursday afternoon. with an elabOr-
ate cnildren's party. at the home OF
F her parents on First avenue.
The hostess and guest of honor
We're assisted in receiving by little
Enid Wall. daughter OF Colonel and
Mrs E. A. Wall. Both We're attired
in dainty white lace frOcks, with
bright ribbons, making a most at
traCtive picture. standing in the draw
ing room. which was decorated in pink
and white carnations The guests
were received at the door by Misses
Mary Neel and Katherine Keith pretti-
~ gOWned in white.
The Misses Olive Wall, Naomi HOff-
man and Gertrude Thomas assisted
the hostess. having charge of the
games played in The library, which
were entered into enthusiastically by