The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-30

day and Saturday, given by Mrs. Orson
Howard and Mrs. T. C. Newman at the
Howard homo.
Mrs. Samuel f. Fcnton entertained de-
lightfulIy Saturday afternoon at bridge
and Il tea following the game. The
homo was beautiful with its autumn
decorations of fruits and flowers, the
sunny color of yellow chrysanthemums
Frightening all the rooms. The tea
table held a great pumpkin oycrfowIng
with ripe fruits and laid in bed OF
leaves of woodbinc. Here following
Mrs Theodore SiuglSer poured tea and
coffee, and Miss Juno Howard, Miss
Gwendoin Tripp and Miss Airline John,
son assisted IN serving, The hostess
was otherwise assisted by Mrs, Orson
Howard and Mrs Isaac Jennings. and
little Miss Marion Jennings and Doro.
thy Spencer received the guests at the
door. Six tables of bridge were enjoyed
in the early afternoon.
The girls Of the College club, fifteen
of them. were the hostesses Saturday
afternoon at a very enjoyable musical
tea given at the home ci Miss Lena
Hague on East South Temple, when over
a hundred of their friends were enter
tanned The affair lasted from = till 4
o clock. and in those hours splendid
Walker playing the pipe organ, Miss
Matte Hall, Miss Marjorie Cassiday,
Mrs. James Daury and Mrs, A. 5.
Peters taking part in the program. The
beautiful Walker home was decorated
throughout with flowers. the dining
room being in pink and white COSMOS,
Mrs. Ira d, Travis had charge of the
dining room assisted by Miss Katherine
Forester.
Quite good deal Of interest is being
shown IN The Buskius. which is the
name of the new dramatic club lately
formed. The semimonthly meetings
arc full of fun and later on some large
will be given.
Mrs. A. Mayer and her daughter. Mrs.
Charles Cain Crismon, were the host
esses again Saturday at Il delightful
bridge tea given in compliment to Mrs,
C.. A. Quigley. who has recently re
turned from trip abroad. The horne
was beautifully decorated with the au
tumn flowers, yellow chrysaEtheuums
being used in an especially artistic ar
in the dining room. Here.
following the game, Mrs, Quiglcy and
Miss Selma Wall poured tea ard coffee,
while assisting in serving we're Miss
Elsie McMillen. Miss Irene Hanson and
Miss Frances McChrystal. Fourteen ia;
bles were 5llcd with the players and
prizes were given the winner at each
table.
The Young girls Of Rowland hall and
4 number of their friends cnjoved an
evening filed with merriment last night
lt thc hall, when the usual Halloween
frolic was made into more ella borate
and enjoyable affair than ever before.
The affair was a fancy dress party and
at 8 o'clock a grand march
lcters passed in review. FGllowing this |
i fine program of fancy dances, under
The direction of Miss Isabel Brooks,
was given, and later dance, which was |
'ujoyed by all present. The hall was
,urued into place of spooks and COB
ins. the u,ain decorations being from
huge iack-o Lanterns placed on every
side.
Miss Marjorie Howard and Miss Olive |
Wall entertained large company of |
luncheon at Franklin IS and |
matinee party later at tie Orpbeum. |
The long table was gay with its Hal |
oween and birthday decorations. tire |
'entraI part being one large pumpkir I
With the autumn fruits, while smaller
pumpkins were at the places. Two
,irthdsy cakes, with the requisite can
Hes, were cut and later the friends.
by Mrs. Wall and Mrs.
Toward, occupied three stalls at the
,lay,
Coming very shortly after the free
lindcrga rtpn vaudeville On Nnyenber
10 will be the big charity ball for the
hospital Aid society, November is,
which has come to be an established
'eature Of tho autumn festivities of the
'ity. The event this year is to be es-
,ecially fue, and many new costumes
lesigped to trip-not the light fantas-
ic, but the wearer-are being literally
urned out by the modistes.
A series of dances for the winter is