The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-02
Miscellaneous Euents


One of the Halloween parties of the
week was the one given by Reuben
Cardwell at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
b. J. Cardwell, on Friday evening. The
parlor was decorated with yellow and
black and jack-o '-lanterns and autumn
Of Mrs William &. Cardwell and Mrs.
3. j. Cardwell. The room was decked
wits corn and autumn leaves and
twisted paper coming from the chan
deliers to the table A large pumpkin
anthemums and filled with fruit
formed a centerpiece for the table.
The dancing room was also decorated
in Halloween colors. The apple cider
booth in the corner of the room was
in charge Of Pearl Cardwell and La
dean Meters, who was dressed as
Titania, the queen OF the fairies. The
jolly crowd was entertained by differ
ent Halloween games and dancing, A
those who were present were Miss
Edith Simons, Earl Lambert, Miss
Vena Olsen, Gordon Bridwell. Miss Ed
nell Thiriot, Edward Beaver, Miss Dru~
silla Snyder, Reuben Cardwell, Miss
Ruth Bridwell, Stanley Warren, Miss
Edith Cardwell, Walter Ebert, Miss
Ruth Simops, Mr. Johnson, Miss Ethel
Bennett and Miss Manic Lambert
Misses Hazel Clark, Roka Middleton
and Alice Hughes entertained a merry
party Of young people, about q score in
all, Friday evening, at q Halloween
party, with a supper and informal dan
cling at the Clark home on Fifth East.
The young hostesses were assisted by
Mrs. Fl. B. Clark and Miss Sabina
Clark. The guests were Hughena Cor
don, Mertice Clynton, Valentine Vor
linski, Ella Peirce, Leona Stump,
Lunt, Ella Volker, Ramona May Peirce,
Rulan Cummings, Robert Redall. Wayne
Shimp, Earl Peirce, Ernest Volller, Ar
thur Volker, Lynn Clark and Cory De
Clark.
One Of the interesting social affairs
Of the week was the one given by the
.' Musical Ten, composed of II. G.
Sandburg, Ed NJ Florin, Willis Wood
Woods. Chris Fisher, W V. Done, A.
O. Bush and S. Appleman, at the home
of Willis Woodbury., 723 Wellington
avenue. The occasion was the first Of
the entertainments to be given regu-
larly during the winter by the boys.
One notable feature Of the event was
the presence OF Miss Barbara Boley of
American Fork, Utah, who came up es-
pecially to attend the party. During
lections were rendered by Messrs. John
Rosell, violin; Willis Woodbury., cello,
and Ed M. Florin, piano, which were
thoroughly appreciated:
Miss Florence Phillips entertained
about twenty Of her young friends Fri
day evening at q Halloween party at
her home. The young people enjoyed
games and music, with supper follow
ing.
Miss Irine Saville entertained about
fifty Of her friends Friday evening at
most enjoyable Halloween party given
at her home in Highland park. All
sorts of Halloween decorations were
used, including pumpkins, corn stalks
and autumn leaves. Games incident TO
the season were played and later typi-
cal Halloween supper was served The
young hostess was assisted by her
mother, Mrs Ernest SaviDe.
Miss Stella Devine entertained with
Halloween party at her home Friday
evening. The house was beautifully
decorated, Among the guests were
Misses Stella Devipe, Vivian Paramore,
Florence Lepper, Ella Jespersen, Myr.
tie Isaacson, Margurite Devine, Fay
Putnam, Evelyn Paramore, Koleen
Jewkes, Tia Powell, Isabel Furlong,
Irene Powell, Pearl Hudson, Theresa
Eigle, Rcva Silvers, Helen Brown,
Coral Lyman, Maud McDonaugh and
Eva Bruckner. The young men were
Archie Sutton, Kenneth Brown, Har-
old James, WIllmor Christensen, Har-
old Green. Willis Jewkes, George Sill
vers, Ed Allen, Delos Jewkes, Bland
Sorensen, Steve Love, John Armstrong,
Bud Brccken. Paul Green. Ernest OF,
yer, Ralph Kent, Vertis Miller. Claud
Poulson, Mathon Vucker, Carl Draper
and Mr., Puddenhan,
The young women of the G.. F. c.
were hostesses at a delightful Halloween
party at The Central Christian church
on Tuesday evening. The guests were
the members Of the Endeavor society,
and about sixty young people enjoyed
the evening. The parlor and dining
room were effectively decorated and
the time was spent with music and
games and delicious refreshments.
Two little neighbors, Miss Clare Mer-