The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-31

Gywatcr. Harry Joseph a nd others promi-
neut in business social and political cir
clcs. Many private parties VIII be given
and numerous aiter-tllo5t ter suppers VIII
continue the safety after the perform
anCe.
a splendid attendance al Yesterdays
meeting "r rhc Hospital Charity assccla-
ton showed how keen is the interest Of
the ncnbcrs and thelY friends III regard
10 tho coming charity bill. for which sc-
tive preparations arc going on Tho gen
cral executive committee has not been
named, because so far every ono att end
ing Is . worker but tho names of the
executive and the reception committees
VIII be names at next Wednesdays meet
Ing. The president. Mrs. John A. Reeves
which the members Of the association are
wording. Meetings viii he held weekly at
the Hotel Utah ill the date OF the ball.
November u,
Mrs, Arthur. W. Foreman entertained
ycsi crday with an Informal tea at her
home FOR the ladies' OF Fort Douglas. to
meet her mother. Mrs. ]. r. MDlisan,
who arrived Tuesday evening unexpected
IS from Delaware TO spend week or
s" with Captain and Mrs. Foreman No
guests except the ladies of the garrison
were present and the hostess was assisted
by, Mrs. Crawford Mrs. Petty and Mrs.
Ditto.
Mr.. and Mrs. orson EIdredse enter
iained about two dozen friends last even
ing most delightfully."- at cards at their
nome in compliment to Mr.. and Mrs
iohn a Splker. who leave shortly for Po-
Islello to make their home. The Hal
loween decorations were used mainly in
the house. though quantities Of lovely
cosmos and tall white chryanthcmums
added Ia them Following the game a
supper was served. Mrs. Charles II,
Mealdn and Mrs. Frank Barrcn assisting
the hostess.
The Misses Gladys and Marjore rinds-
ley entertained party ot their friends
Tuesday evening at "A Halloween party ut
their home on East Sixth South street
The home was decorated with autumn
leaves and vines and pumpkins. Hal
loween games were PLAYED and prizes
were won by Miss la Eue Duncombe
Miss LUCILLE Calder. Miss Carol Dor1ne
and Miss Mary Winder;.
Miss Mazda TIegnev was the hostess
/ last evening at very ENJOYABLE affair.
"Yamma'' party, at which the usual
| Halloween games and fortune telling
were enjoyed by sbou, fifty young peo-
pic. The place MAS all in EhostlY deco
rat'nns OF Jack % lanterns and corn
stalks and with autumn flowers. The
guests were masked until about 1920.
| when the masks were removed and a sup
per was enjoved- The young hostess was
assisted by Mrs. d. G. Brough and Miss
MyTtlo Jack.
/ The most elaborate of the halloween
frolics arranged for tonight will he that
| al the Country club. the members Of
which. together with company OF their
friends. will enjoy bal masaue. to which
some two hundred have sent acceptances:
The affair is under the manaEement of
the house committee. and II promises To
be most ENJOYABLE way OF closing the
season mt tho club
-
interest tn a large pIImber of young peo-
lplc Will he the halloween dance To be
~'ven in the Ladies Literary club by
Miss katherine Murphy, Miss Stella Jnles
and Miss Marie Gultiard in honor of Miss
Murphys guest. Miss IIodcdon Miss
Murphy will entertain a. a dinner pre-
cedins the affair,
the marriage of their daughter, Enid, 10
Frank Root. tho son OF DR.. u. y. Root
al llis "ltv- The marriage took plac
quietly al noon on Monday in st. Paul $
church. the Rev Ward w, Reese Of
nclatlnG. The young people viii make
their home here.
The marria@e Of Mise Erma Dunn and
CLYDE II. Stark which took place Yester-
day at noon I'm the temrlc. was followed
last evening by a recopti"n Ut the homo
Of Mr., and Mrs, George q. Morris uncle
ond aunt OF the bridegroom. y uumbo:
lof the friends OF the young people were
present, and the hnstcss was assisted bN
Nrs. sam Stark Mr-. Loris NJ nNarlng
Mrs. AIlnn Smith. Mrs, lack Clark and
MRS. Walter A. lIlattc
|
| Ncws has reached the local friends "l
ihc bridegroom announcing ih" marriage
VI Miss Eubv NcLanrhln or Prince I'D
ward Island to Dr. VIII T. Ward nf this
rity, tle marriage having pkeu place III
Now York carly In tine month, Or. Ward
and his bride have arrived hero and vii!
homo
Mr.. and Mrs George l.. Savage viii
entertain the members Of their oord club
and few friends tonight at Halloween
affair at their home on Fourth avenue
Mr.. and Mrs, Edmund T. THOMPSON
will entertain this evening at cards AT
their home for number Of their friends.
Frances Hayward and Florence Clark
viii entertain about fifty friends at q
Halloween party tonight ut The homo "f
the former, $50 HOLLYWOOD avenue.
The Misses Margaret Morgan. Blanche