The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-18
Week in Society

Yesterday, was busy day i'm club
circles. when Mrs. Philip y. Moore.
the president OF the General Fedora
tion Of women's clubs. spent the day
I'm the city. and was the guest Of the
officers Of the state federation.
The day began with an automobile
ride around the city. followed by the
MONDAY recital at the tabernacle,
when a special program was given for
the distinguished guest At I o'clock
a luncheon was given at the Alta club.
The table was laid i'm the Palm room.
and deliberately decorated in heliOtrope
and white asters. with hand-painted
place cards laid for the fourteen
guests. The hostesses OF the affair
were Mrs. c. II. MoAIahon and Mrs. G.
W. r. Dorsey.
A short business meeting and talk
by Mrs. Moore occurred later at the
home Of Mrs Dorsey in First avenue
after which an opportunity was af-
/ fOrded the club women Of the city TO
/ meet Mrs. Moore from 3 TO 6 o'clock.
In the receiving line were Mrs. G.
| Fl. Mcmahon. state federation presi-
/ dent. Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Dorsey. Mrs.
| J. F. Cowan. Mrs. +. o. LeatherwOOd
| Miss Pollock. Mrs. 4. J. Gorham and
| Mrs. w. r.. Hutchinson. The rooms
/ were beautifully decorated with dahl
| the table was beautiful with bowls OF
white asters at the corners and for the
| CenterpieCe, with asparagus fern
I wrfathing the chandelier and the edge
/ Of the table. Candles shaded in white.
. with white asters at their base added
TO the attractive appearance Of the
I table. where Mrs. J. e. Hooper. Mrs.
/ J. G. DAILY Mrs Sclden Clawson and
| Miss Ethel Paul poured. assisted by
n rfrr~r Han.r az,
/ FRANKIE. Miss Marguerite Rice and Miss
/ Ruth Beasley
Mrs. Moore. who Is possessed Of a
| charming personality. completely cap
tivated the club women and others
/ with whom she came in contact. She
| gave a very interesting brief talk.
/ speaking Of the beauties OF salt Lake
and OF her appreciation Of the courte-
/ sizes extended She also intimated
that the facilities OF the city for en-
pertaining the next biennial were sat-
isfRCtOry.
Mrs Moore has been an honored
| guest during her western trip. being
/ feted and showered with social atten-
tons during her progress. and II is a
! satisfaction to know that the club
women Of salt Lake were not behind
in showing that they appreciated the
/ honor IF her presence in the city.
| * *
Miss Romola King entertained yes
/ terday afternoon at her homo i'm East
! South Temple street. in compliment to
/ Miss Alice Nibley. i'm anticipation Of
| her approaching marriage. Bridge
] was the amusement OF the afternoon.
/ at which FIVE tables were played. with
/ msny others coming in for the tea
which followed. The young hostess
was assisted by the Misses Gertrude
| and Irene Hanson end Winnifred
| Brice. Vases OF American Beauty
roses We're the decorations for the tea
| table and or the rooms where the
game Of the afternoon was played.
Mrs W. w. Armstrone entertained
a dozen friends last evening at her
apartments In the Stauffer. to celebrate
the birthday anniversary OF Mr.. Arm
strong.
Miss Alice Wall and Miss Margaret
Dunn gave a prettily appointed lunch
con yesterday at the Country club
Pink aseers were used 10 adorn the
table.
For Miss Florence Halloran and
/ Miss Dorothy Bamberger. a very pleas.
ant farewell affair was given yesterday
afternoon i'm the form OF bridge par
ty by the Misses Blanche and Marths
Henderson. at their home in South
| Fifth East street.
Seven tables were filled with tn
friends OF the young girls, who leav'
this week TO spend the winter In east
ern schools. Assisting the younl
hosteSses were Miss Helen William
and Miss Ruth Brubaker.
Purple and white asters formed tn
decorations OF the tea table. and tn
same flowers In the different shades o
pink were used throughout the nous
with pretty effect.
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Miss Alton Pace was the compli
> mented guest yesterday afternoon q
a pleasant luncheon. followed by lin
en- shower. given by the Misses Rut
| TreveeIx and Gladys Gerrans, at tn