The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-30

ker; violin solos by Mrs. James Lor-
rev. with piano selections by Miss
Matte Hall and Miss Marjorie Cas-
sidy.
Mrs. Ira D. Travis end Miss Kath-
crime Forester presided at the tea
table, and the occasion was one of
the most pleasant Of the clubs social
affairs.
Miss Phyllis Luman entertained an
Orpheum box party Of fourteen yes
terday afternoon in honor of Miss
Alma Darling. who leaves today with
her family for California 10 spend the
winter. The guests were her school
mates from Rowland Hall, and the
party was chaperoned by Miss Mary
Human and Miss ROmOla King. After
the matinee the party went TO the
Human home in East Second South
street. where supper was enjoyed.
The decorations were attractive in
Halloween effect, with the table
lighted BY pumpkin lack-O'-lanteTns,
with autumn fruit and yellow chrys-
anthemums forming the central dec
Grafton. Halloween place cards were
laid for the Misses Adelaide Woodruff,
Sybil Walker, Alice Lyme, Helen Nc
Vichie. Ruth Convey. Marlin McIn-
tyre, Helen Oberndorfer. Leah Hen
derson, Adrienne King. Olive Benson
aside from the hostess and guest of
honor and the chaperones-
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A delightful children's Halloween
party was given last evening by Ruth
Kerr. Lucille Reid and Sylvia Har-
ries at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
Meth c. Kerr.
All kinds of games incident to the
season were enjoyed together with
dancing. supper was served at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs William Reid.
adjoining and twenty-five children
were present 10 enjoy the evening.
The finals I'm the tennis tournament
at Rowland Hall We're played Friday.
when the victors were Bonnie Miller.
Bernardine Kimball, Dorothy Mario
neaux and Bessie Gallon.
one of the pleasant events Of the
week was a parcel shower which was
given Thursday evening by Miss Nell
lie GOalen in honor of Miss stella
Poulton, whose marriage will, occur
in November. The house was prettily
themums and red hearts The Aeriel
quartet rendered musical numbers
during the evening. which was en-
jOyed by twenty-five guests. An elab-
crate supper was served, and the
bride-elect received a number of pres
ents
Miss Alice Jones entertained Friday
evening at her home, 139 Center
street, thirty members OF the Savage
club. The guests were received in a
very spooky and unique manner
The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
Mary Jones' Miss Frost and Miss Kate
Welsh.
Miss Daisy Hale entertained the
members of the Entire Nous club
Thursday evening at her home. 653
Downington avenue. The color
scheme was carried out in lavender
and gold Music and games were
among the events of the evening.
after which refreshments were served
by the hostess, covers being laid for
seven.
The l. O. o. +. hall was the scene
Of a delightful Halloween dancing
party last evening. given by Mrs. c.
H. Martin. Mrs. j. S. Cunningham and
Mrs. Carl Madsen. The hall was at
tractive in pink and green, while in
the windows were placed huge jack-o'-
lanterns. Refreshments were served.
and dancing continued until the early
hours Of the morning
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Miss Lucy Krebs entertained sew
eral of her friends al a birthday din
ner at her home on Thursday even
ing.
One of the most delightful autumn
parties this month was given Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Thomas c. Nuttall. 500 East Martin
avenue. the occasion being the birth
dav of the hostess. The home was
bright with the afternoon sunlight,
and every room was gay with the sea-
sons flowers. pink and white chrysan-
themums with autumn leaves being
used throughout. An elaborate din
ner was served.
To celebrate the joint birthday an
niversaries of their daughters. Mar
iorie and Olive Mrs. E. o. Howard
and Mrs T. A Wall entertained TWEEN
ty-four of their young friends yester-
day at a delightful MONDAY luncheon
at Frankiin's. The table was beauIi-
fully decorated in Halloween effect. a
pumpkin filled with fruit and flowers
occupying the center, and a large yell
low chrysanthemum was laid at the
place of each OF the young guests.
The party adjourned later TO the
Orpheum, where they occupied three
stalls.
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The annual Halloween party was
enjoyed last evening at Rowland hall.
which. as usual. was brilliant event.
The assembly hal. where dancing was
enjoyed. was deliberately adorned. The
pupils were all arrayed in picturesque
costumes. including every character
known in history and fairyiand. A
large number Of the parents were
present and other interested friends.
and the event was one of the most
ENJOYABLE of the school year.
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From a social and financial stand
point, the oyster supper and dance
given last evening By Electa Chapter.
o. f. s. in Unity hall. was most sue
cessful The hall was brilliantly dec
GRATED in Halloween effect, and
dancing followed the supper from q
10 T. when large number were