The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-20


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| the tea table were Mrs. Elizabeth
/ Cohen and Mrs. c. ". Watson, who
were assisted in serving by the Misses
/ Villa Pool, Martha Watsin, Miriam
! Cohen and Vilate Currie. The Salt
/ Lake TrOubadOurs stationed in the
upper landing of the hall, furnished
/ delightful music during the afternoon.
| Prizes were awarded the winners at
each table. Mrs. Raybould was as
sisted in entertaining by her sister,
Mrs. d. NJ. Torty.
At her home in Second avenue yes
terday afternoon Miss Lucy Lewis en-
tertained a number of her young
| friends with most successful
bridge tea, when four tables OF the
game were played, with about twenty
more coming in 10 enjoy the tea, fol-
/ lowing the game of the afternoon.
! Chrysanthemums ia the varied
autumn shades adorned the rooms
and the tea table where Miss Mary
! Marshall presided at the coffee urn.
assisted by Miss Edna FarnswOrth and
/ Miss Marguerite Jessup.
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Miss EVELYN Moyle entertained forty
/ of her young friends yesterday after
noon with a pleasant social affair in
the nature of a five hundred party at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James II. Moyle, in East First South
! street.
! Garden chrysanthemums were used
in prOfusion throughout the rooms.
and the young hostess was assisted by
her mother. Mrs James H Moyle. in
| entertaining.
For her cousin, Miss Vera Eldredge,
/ Miss Florence Spence entertained yes
terday afternoon with Drettily ar
ranged five hundred party. Five Ia
bles of the game were played, and the
rooms were effectively decorated with
red carnations and chTysanthemums
in the library, pink in the hall, while
Lin the dining room green and
/ white We're the cOlors used, with a
bowl of white carnations, chrysanthe-
NUNS and ferns forming the center
piece of the table.
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An enjoyable bridge party was given
yesterday afternoon by Miss Dorothy
| MariOneaux in the Stewart apart
! ments. The young hostess was assist
ed by her mother, Mrs. Thomas
Il MariOneauX. and Miss Elsa Bamber-
1 ger Miss Ruth Sowles. Miss Mary Lu
man and Miss Lillian DOseher. Seven
tables of the game were played, and a
color scheme in pink was gracefully
carried out in chrysanthemums.
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/ Mrs. Vilate ROmney entertained last
evening at her home with family
dinner party 10 celebrate her seven
tieth birthday anniversary. Forty
| were present. Mrs. Romney is the
. dol
and has one great grandchild. The
house was PRETTY decorated with
chrysanthemums, each of the grand
children present presenting the hon
Ored guest with a bouquet of the
flowers. Informal musical numbers
/ and recitatiOns followed the dinner,
when tOasts were given by many Of
the children of Mrs. ROmney.
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Mrs. Murray Howard and Mrs.
Frank Erdman entertained last even
ing in compliment 10 Miss Myrtle Me-
Knight, whose marriage viii take
place this week Red and white hearts
were used in profusiOn in the deco
ratiOns, with vases of chrysanthe-
NUNS. Guessing games formed the
amusement Of the evening. and TWEEN
ty were present TO enjoy the affair.
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The o. ID. o. club was pleasantly
entertained Tuesday afternoon by
! Mrs. Charles Dee, when sixteen men,
bers and four guests were present. The
prizes of the afternoon were won by
Mrs A. T. Hodson and Mrs. w. c.
Price. The next meeting will occur
| Tuesday evening, when the husbands
viii be present, at the home of Mrs.
4. r HOdsOn, in East South Temple
street.
! Two elaborate receptions marked
/ the afternoons OF Monday and Thurs
day of the week. The first, given by
Mrs. Elizabeth ROnnemOrt and Mrs
Joseph Young at the residence of the
! former. was largely attended and
proved to be a particularly successful
social affair. The decorations in
chrysanthe carnations and
ferns. We're very attractive, with the
drawing room in beautiful white roses
and ferns. The hostesses were assist
ed in the dining room by Mrs Will
liam Spry, Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes,
Mrs. p. $. Keogh and Mrs. Mary Blu
chanan, who took turns in pouring
Assisting also were number of young
girls. Naomi Hoffman received the
cards at the door.
A distinctively delightful feature of
the afternoon was the choice musical
program which was given by Mrs.
Henry Kirkman. Fred c Graham.
Fred Midgley. Willard Flashman. with
Professor J. j. Mcclellan at the piano.
Several hundred guests were present
during the receiving hours. from 10
o, and many Of the costumes worn, in
Guiding those OF the hOstesses, were
very handsome.
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The Tiernan home in East South