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

rill and Master Jack Kelly, entertained
a number of their friends at a charac-
ter party on Halloween, both homes be-
ing decorated in the Halloween colors.
Lunch was served from one large table,
the color scheme being in yellow and
black, with a bouquet of chrysanthe-
NUNS as centerpiece. At each place
was q jack-o lantern which were pre-
sented to the guests as favors. Those
present were Kathleen Thomas, Agnes
Helner, Irmn Adams, Anna Aures, Ma
BILE Davis, Thelma Adams, Pauline Hag-
man, Opal Lisenby. Irene Goody, Laura
JimpsoD, Valentine Newton, Norman
Felt, Carl Osterlo, Joe Willis, Chester
Midgley, Aaron Overholt, Lester Mer-
rill, Allen Raymond, Stanley McAllis.
ter, Ralph Barnes, Conrad Heiks and
Kenneth Adams.
Members of the Rebekah Veterans
association were entertained at lunch
con Thursday by Mrs. Mary G. Nlcker"
son, Mrs. Edna Blackmnrr and Mrs.
Louisa Vinegar at the home Of Mrs.
Nickerson. Following the lunch the
game Of ''five hundred y was played.
Presents to enjoy The occasion were
Mesdames Schuyler, Addison, Price,
Campbell, Fisher, Harvey, watrous,
Stain, Watkins, Emms, Thomas, Fox,
Hubbard, Brown, Rasmussen, Stott,
Darke, Moore, Melton, Norton, Jen-
nings. Vinegar, Blackmarr, Nickerson,
Mrs, Kneale of Park City. Mrs. Doris
Koehler Of Midvale and Mrs. Hadley
Of Murray.
Miss Mario James entertained the B,
c., club Wednesday evening. Autumn
leaves and fall flowers were used
throughout the rooms, while the table
held for centerpiece cluny lace over
yellow satin. with a pumpkin full OF
fruit. furnishing tho picture. Officers
were elected and new name given the
club All members were present. Next
week Miss Miriam Jacobson will enter
tain the club
The Aumnae association Of st.
Mary IS academy Will hold its annual
business meeting, reception and ban
met Saturday afternoon and evening,
November s. The Officers and COM
mittecs in charge of the occasion are
making elaborate plans and expect 1t
10 he the most successful reunion In the
history of the association. The follow
inr toasts will be given at the banquet:
.ETbe Old Girls as ! Remember Them,
the Very Rcv. ID. Kiely. Y. G.; What
the Alumnae Means to Salt Lake, the
l(cN, H.. - NtiIeNN, - .H'S oHi
Bride" Mrs. Helen Santchl Bassett;
"In Memoriam. Mrs, Edna Clark
Robinson: "Alma Mater to Her Chill
drcn," Miss Irene Young; 1.-The Bish-
on and Our Teachers, - Mrs. Grace Sui.
hvan Tvers: "Our Maiden Members, -
Miss Nora Gleason. Mrs. Mae Kane
O'Conol will act as toastmaster for
the OCCASION
Miss Marie Sorenseu entertained last
night in bonor Of Miss Eta Rich and
Ray McAllistcr Donelson. whose mar
riage takes place November 5. Halo
ween suggestions were carried out in
the decorations. Two tables OF five hum
the Misses Eta Rich, Bervl Robinson,
Bcss Johnson and Anna Pitt and the
Mossrs, Ray McDonelson. Harry Mar
getts, William MoretoD and Fred Hook
cnbury. Miss Sorensen wns assisted in
serving by her mother.
Miss Stella Forssell entertained with
a delightful Halloween party at her
home Thursday evening. Tho house was
beautifully decorated with Halloween
colors. The guests made merry at the
devil IS well and the witches fish pond,
Refreshments we're served. Mrs. j, l.,
Perkcs aud daughters, Charlotte aud
Sarah, assisted Mrs. Forssell with the
entertainment, The following were the
guests that enjoyed the evening: Mary
aud Charlotte Burton, Elva and Mar
oaret Reid, Rhoda and Alice Gum,
Evelyn Akert. Kathryn Spencer. Ethel
Allen, Caddie Perkes, Jean Wilson, Mar
paret Owen. Herman Romney, Harry
Thomas, Joel Wilson, Kenneth Panney,