The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-02
Victor Worsley, William Gum, Lean
der and Reuben FoTssell.

Victor Worsley, William Gum, Lean
der and Reuben FoIssell.
Mrs. H. w. Smith will entertain al
her home on East First South street
Monday afternoon at luncheon in hon
or of her sister. Miss Eta Rich. Gov
ers will be laid for twelve. Tuesday
evening Mrs. Smith is entertaining at a
bridal party supper. Only Miss Rich,
be present.
The students of the Collegiate insti-
tute enjoyed merry Halloween party
at Ferry hall on Friday evening, where
ghosts and witches held sway until .
late hour The decorations of corD-
stalks, pumpkins and witches hats were
appropriate and artistic, Miss Miriam
Hubbard entertained the girl students
at similar affair on Saturday evening
at her home on Seventh East street,
with Miss Fougatc as chaperone.
A very enjoyable Halloween mask
party was given Wednesday evening at
the homo of Miss Beatrice Welch, 944
Eighth East street. The rooms were
very tastefully decorated in autumn
leaves and cornstalks, while jack o.lan-
terms We're used in the lighting scheme.
Miss Welch was assisted by the Misses
Frances Aveson, Ruth Swain, Phyliss
Johnston and Mamie Todd.
A merry party of her most intimate
friends surprised Mrs. G.. w, Corfield in
her apartments at the York on Halo
ween. The mythical pot was boiled,
fortunes told, lost and won, and other
pranks of the gho8tly season thoroughly
enjoyed
The card party given by the Wom-
en- s Democratic club last Wednesday
night in the Eagles hall was a splendid
success, both socially and financially.
Twenty tables were played, Many were
present who did not play. Refresh,
ments were served and fine musical
programme given. Mrs. Ruth HaIsett
sang two selections cbarmingly, as did
also Mrs. Clinton u. Ray, accompanied
bv Mrs. Archie Chamberlain. Prizes
were won by Mrs, Clinton d. Ray, Mrs.
D. II. Clayton and Mrs. f. e. l.. Col
Iicr.
A Halloween party was given on
Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. b.
T.. Smith at their residence, 65S East
Seventh South. The forty guests pres
ent were conducted through the mystic
maze OF maueuvers; all were given a
solemn obligation never to reveal the
sacred ceremony. Elaborate refresh
meDts were served, after which contin-
ual rounds Of pleasure were participated
in by all until the dawn
Many ghostly games were played,
Stories told and speeches made,
Popular toaSts In song and nirth
To saints In heaven and men ON earth.
A Halloween party was given Friday
evening by Miss Mamie Lambert, Miss
May Coombs, Miss Hazel Holding, Miss
Elsie Mathews, Earl Lambert, John
Slottery, William Klein and Fred Jack.
The house was decorated with all the
Halloween trRppings and the guests
were masked and dressed in grotesque
fashion. Among those present besides
the hostesses were Miss Ruth Pritchard,
Miss Olive Brooks. Miss Ada Wriggley,
Miss Pearl Jack. Miss Ethel Bennett,
Miss Ruth Bridwell, Miss Fay Lambert,
Corley Coombs. Miss Minnie Holding.
Evn Smith, Louis Rowe, Elmer Buck, |
6. Stevens, j. Armstrong. Don Williams,
C. Lambourne, II. Shaw, DIR. Cecile II, |
Bates, Ray Marsells and Mr. Doan.
Mrs Ing Chambcrlin entertained at
2 Halloween party Friday night at her
home in the "Henry" for Mrs. Lee !
Chamberlin, Sr. The party was in the
nature of a surprise, as it was Mrs. !
Chamberlin IS birthday. The house was |
decorated with Halloween trappings. |
the yellow color scheme being carried
out in the dining room, whore buff |
fet supper was served. Amoug those
present, besides the guest Of honor,