Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-11-02 | Page 63 | Society

111 ft , Jll ' ' "If 'flllii 1: " I ilMi1''- '.?:l- u ;-;' j)Y n'i'i" t'V"(( ;V;C I I Til ROUP of young girls indulging in Halloween pastimes around a campfire. Standing, left to right, Miss Ellen Schramm, Miss Doone Smoot, Miss Frances Russell, Miss Eleanor Woolley. Seated, left to right, Miss Le Jeune Ackerman, Miss Allie Moyle, Miss Isabel Davidson, Miss Ila Emma, Miss Henrietta Bird. The merry I group belong to prominent Salt Lake families and are the future belles of Salt Lake society. Advent of Winter Is to Record WewGaiety SNOW silhouetting mountain peaks and drifting down into Salt Lake valley, together with chilling blasts and the appearance of November on the year's calendar, marks the end of golden gol-den autumn days and out-of-door joys. The Country club, recently so charming charm-ing in its fall setting of russet, red and yellow foliage, is new growing bleak and while always cheery indoors, with its open fires, its popularity for entertaining en-tertaining is perhaps past, until springtime spring-time comes again. One of the largest functions of the season, in which a delightful air of hospitality prevailed, was given at the Country club the past week when Mrs. J. C. Woeter introduced the bride of her son, Lloyd Wester, to her Salt Lake friends at a tea Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Lloyd Weeter. formerly Miss Agnes Ag-nes Keid of Baltimore, a charming little southern woman, will be a great addition to Salt Lake society. MTSS FLORENCE GROSHELL, a u bride of the month, was guest of lienor at a luncheou yesterday afternoon after-noon at the Hotel Utah, given by Miss Eva Kass and Miss Vera Duvall. Hal-loweeeu Hal-loweeeu ideas were carried out in the place cards and favors. A wicker basket bas-ket of yellow chrysanthemums tied with yellow maliue formed an effective centerpiece cen-terpiece for the table. Covers were laid for the folowin'-. Miss Groshcll, Miss Hlr.a Parkinson. Miss Gay Groesbeck, Miss Afton Love. Mrs. Walter Penick, Mrs. Seymour Billings, Bil-lings, Miss Mar: ha Richards; Miss t'or-I t'or-I dclia Straup, Mrs. Stephen L. Love, Miss Harriet Movie, Miss Elizaleth 'Moyle and Miss Mary Alice Moon. (ferity Baff Miff Open zestivities of Season IMPORTANT among the opening events of tho winder social season will be the Charity ball at the Hotel Utah Friday evening. The ball with its historic prestige of thirty-five years will bo particularly interesting this year ou account of its interruption by the war and tho epidemic of last winter, win-ter, which put a damper on social festivity fes-tivity for such a long period. The I advance sale of tickets has been large and Salt Lake society will be extensively exten-sively reprerented from the dignity of staid men and matrons to the frivolous young beaux and debutantes. The following prominent society folks, working under the direction of the executive committee and members of the St. Mark's Hospital charity association, as-sociation, sponsors for the ball, have charge of arrangements! Executive committee, Mrs. Union Worthington, Mrs. Malcolm Kevser. Mrs. Hardie Lynch, Mrs. E. V. Silver, Mrs. K. S. Allison and Mrs. Janes A. Hogle. Reception committee, Governor and Mrs. Bamberger, Mayor and Mrs. Ferry, Dean and Mrs. W. W. lleetwood, Dr. :ind Mrs. F. S. Bascom, Mrs. N. C. Crossiand, Colonel and Mrs. Glass, Colonel and Mrs. George L. By ram, Tir. and Mrs. Union Worthington, and all past presidents. Supper committee, Mrs. W. W. Armstrong, Arm-strong, Mrs. Charles Wilkes. Mrs. Henry Stiinpson. Mrs. James A. Hoglev, Mrs. Samuel Woodward. Mrs. F. fC. Woodruff, Mrs. Ezra Thompson, Mrs. Emily Bailey and Mrs. C. B. Pearsall. Punch committee. Mrs. Fred Cowans, Mrs. Georce Rese. Mis? Pearl Raddatz, Miss Darlene Kimball, Miss Dorothy Bamberger, Miss "Margaret Walker, Miss Sybil Walker, Miss Mar.iorie Howard. How-ard. Miss Phoebe Dev. Mrs. Herbert (Continued en page Two.) Haffoween Extensively Celebrated Tfmjear ALLOWEEN was more extensively II li celebrated in Salt Lake this year than ever before. Ghosts have been walking ali of tie past week. Jack-o'-lanterns have grinned at social functions func-tions and the effective Halloween colors col-ors of black and gold have been much in evidence. lu addition to many parties Hal loween night, the celebration extended through yesterday and a number of functions were given last night. Prominent among last night's enter-tainnents enter-tainnents was a Halloween dance given at the Commercial club, the first of a series of entertainments to bo given during the winter. Dancing was enjoyed in the diuing roQfn, dimly lighted with orange shaded shad-ed lights, to the strains of weird music, mu-sic, in keeping with tho spirit of the season. Supper was served in private 'dining rooms from small tables, each having a centerpiece of large yellow chrysanthemums. The. place cards and favors were in TLalluween designs. Wives of the members of tho entertainment enter-tainment . committee assisted in receiving. receiv-ing. The committee includes B. G. Richardson, chairman"; Sherman arm-! arm-! strong, Freeman P. Bassett, W. G. Bur-itoni Bur-itoni .ft. J. Evans, A. D. Piersou, Lynn H, Thompson, Norman L. Vennilya. A PRETTILY arranged ten was given yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Ernest Er-nest Ashtyn Smith at her homo on Sec-lond Sec-lond avenue ir. honor of her mother, I Mrs. J. V. Bork, of Meadville, Pa., and iMrs. Richard Tliomas, wife of Captain (Continued on Pago Nine.) Reunion of 'Alumnae of St. Mary's Is Arranged jj NOTATIONS have been issued by 1 SI. Mary's Alumnae association for The uiinual irecting and reunion to be held Saturday at the academy. Requiem Re-quiem high mass will be solemnized at 0 o'clock Saturday morning by the Right Rev, Joseph 3. Glass, C. M. D. D., in the academy chapel. Tho business meeting and e'ection of officers will be held at 4 o'clock in the afternoon fol- (Continued on P4go Seven.) BHKpPHNIMGS -DSL- SOCISfggS Vi- A . JP NTERTAINMENT committee of the Catholic Woman's league arranging for a dance and card party to be given : by the Catholic Woman's league at the Newhouse hotel tomorrow evening. Top row, left to right, Mrs. Frank B. Scott, Mrs. Frederick U. Leonard, Mrs. George Baglin, Mrs. Eugene V. Gaylord. Bottom row, left to right, Miss Clare Little, Mrs. A. J. Bruneau, Mrs. Frederick Kuster, Mrs. Otto Fisher, Mrs. Wilbur S. Hodgson, Mrs. A. Fred Wey. (Continued Fro.n Fago One.) Calvin, Miss Emma Zane, Mrs. Thomas Boise, Mrs. Ezra P. Thompson, Miss Mar.iorie Tonkin, Mrs. Thomas Kearns, Jr., Mrs. Gcorgett Brodie, Miss Iren; Savage, Miss Anne Critchlow, Miss Alice Al-ice Kimball, Miss Florence Groshell. Floor committee, James Collins, chairman; chair-man; Walter Trask, Ted Brown, Ed Mo-Gurrin, Mo-Gurrin, Thomas Kearns, Jr., Robert Anstead, William Ferry, Montague Ferry, Boyd Park, Nelson A. Norgren. Ticket committee Mrs. E. V. Silver, Mrs. R. S. Allison, Mrs. M. A. Kevser, Mrs. J. A. Hogle, Mrs. A. N. McKay. Mrs. Norman L. Vermilya, Mrs. Will Ellerbeck, Mrs. Edgar Bering, Mrs. Sherman Armstrong, Miss Pearl Rad-datz, Rad-datz, Mrs. W. W. Armstrong, Mrs Charles Wilkes, Mrs. Clifford Pearsall. Mrs. Leonard Wilson, Mrs. C. U. Heu-ser, Heu-ser, Mrs. Pearl Savapo, Mrs. Loverint;. Mrs. Melvin Sowles, Mrs. Charles La-vens La-vens Smith, Mrs. Douglas Kimball. Printing committee, Miss Bessie Callow, Cal-low, Mrs. George N. Lawrence, Miss Marjorie Bidwell, Miss Mary Marshall, Miss Dorothy Bailey. Music committee, Mrs. J. T. Keith, Mrs. Russell P. Hurtle, Miss Emma Cay-ley, Cay-ley, Mrs. G. L. Byram, Miss Gertrude Thomas, Miss Holen Sheets. Decoration committee, Mrs. Charles Lavens Smith, Mrs. E. Bering, Mrs. Sherman Armstrong, Mrs. Darlene Kimball, Kim-ball, Mrs. Leland Swaner, Miss Dorothy Swaner. Publicity committee, Mrs. A. L. Hop- Baugh, Mrs. Leonard Wilson, Miss Edit:: 'unit, Miss Pearl Savage, Miss Melvin Sowles, Miss Dnisv Ravbould. MISS JTJLIA STEPHENS, a bride of early November, was the gues. of honor at a tea given yesterday af-ernoon af-ernoon by Mrs. Richard Treanor at her home on L street. Tho rooms were decorated with chrysanthemums chrys-anthemums and ferns. A green and white idea was carried out in the dining din-ing room. White chrysanthemums in a basket formed a centerpiece for the uable. Pink chrysanthemums were used in the living room. Presiding at the tea table were Mrs. T. A. DeBouzek, Mrs. J. J. Neville and Mrs. James Ivers. Assisting in serving were Miss Katherine Driscoll, Miss Clara Kcner, Mrs. P. K. Goddard, Mrs. W. A. Connors and Miss Margare! Sleater. Assisting in general entertain :ng were Mrs. M. E. Sloan and Miss Claire Driscoll. About eighty callers vere received. MRS. BERT" POWELL entertained at a Halloween party Saturday tfternoon at her home on Tenth East street in honor of her little son and daughter. The rooms were decorated with pumpkins, autumn flowers and leaves. Fourteen of their little friends w3re guests. For favors each child received a miniature pumpkin. DR. AND MRS. A. L. VINCENT entertained en-tertained the Car-Lu-Dan club at a Halloween party last evening at their home on Fifth East street. The rooms vere decorated in the Halloween colors. ' lack and orange. A supper was served tte in the evening following a number 'f readings and fortune-telling by Miss Mary McGhie. The hostess was assisted by her two :s'ers, Miss Genevieve Cotterell and Mrs. N. K. Whitney. The guests in cluded Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Selander, Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Selander, Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Papworth, Mr. and Mrs. N. K. Whitney, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Whitney, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bishop Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Griggs, Mr. Walter Nielson Miss Genevieve Cotterell. Miss Rhea Tensen aud Miss Marv McGhie. PLEDGE members of the Sigma Chi fraternity of the University of Utah entertained at a dancing party last evening at the chapter house, 139:t East First South street, in honor of active members of tho fraternity. Palms and ferns were used through out tho rooms. A color scheme of gold and blue, the colors of the fraternity was carred out in the decorations and refreshments. A buffet supper wa? served late in the evening. The guestr received Halloween favors. The committee com-mittee in charge included Floyd Rom-ney, Rom-ney, Sayman Kerr, Edward Muir, Wil-'iam Wil-'iam Madsen, Wesley Robbing, Pau' Dorius, Harvey Hancock and McKinley Oswald. MTSS CARLIN DEWEY entertained at a kensington yesterday afternoon after-noon at her home on First avenue in honor of Miss Marie Hodson, a bride of November. Yellow and white chrysanthemums in a crystal vase on a cluny lace cover was the centerpiece for the tea table. Four yellow candles were in crystal holders. The guests number3d twelve. MR AND MRS. E. BENTUOD WEAVER WEA-VER entertained at a dinner party last evening at their home, 146 Phclp place, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jorn, who are at the Orpheum this week. A basket of fall flowers formed the centerpiece for the table. Covers were laid for twelve. MISS WTNNIFRED GIBSON, a brido of the month, was the guest of honor at an informal party last evening, eve-ning, given by Mrs. C. H. Jones at her home, 452 K street. Halloween ideas wen? carried out in tho decorations. A light supper was served. The guests numbered twentv. MRS. B. W. SMITH entertained at a bridge tea yesterday afternoon at her home, 320 Fourth East street, in honor of Mrs. E. T. Slabaugh, who will leave soon for Boise to make her home. Halloween ideas were carried out in the decorations. MISS MAURINE BROWN entertained enter-tained at tea yesterday afternoon at her home on Third East street. A bowl of African marigolds on a cluny cover over yellow formed the centerpiece center-piece for the tea table. The guests numbered twenty. MISS MAUD QUAYLE, who will be married Thursday to Robert P. Flagel, was the guest of honor at a number of parties the past week. Mrs. Walter Carritk and Mrs. Clarence Baird entertained at a parcel shower at the home of Mrs. Baird 's mother. Mrs. J. S. Free, on Thirteenth East street, yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss Quayle. The afternoon was spent in guessing games, after which refreshments refresh-ments were served. Miss Julie Anne Quayle entertained at cards Friday evening for the bride. Miss Quayle was also the guest, of honor at a kitchen shower given by Mrs. D. H. Young and Miss Mary Manila Ma-nila Vim Cott at the homo of their mother, Mrs. Ida Q. Van Cott, on South Main street. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Bjnrklund entertained enter-tained Wednesday evening at cards at I their home on Hubbard avenue in honor hon-or of Miss Quayle and Mr. Flagel. About sixteen friends of the younj.' couple were present. Events of Coming Week, IN honor of Miss Florence Groshell, who will be married to Milton H. Love, Saturday, a number of entertainments entertain-ments will be given this week. Miss Cordelia Straup will entertain at dinner din-ner this evening in honor of Miss Groshell. Gro-shell. Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Rex Williams will entertain informally at their home on Seventh avenue. Miss Mary Alice Moon will entertain at tea Tuesday at the Hotel Utah. Wednesday, Wednes-day, Mrs. Walter Penick will entertain at a card party at the Ladies ' Literary club, and W ednesday evening Miss Groshell will be the guest of honor at a dinner dance given by Miss Harriet Movie, Miss Elizabeth Moyle, Miss Elna Parkinson and Miss Gay Gioes-beck Gioes-beck at the Movie home. The athletic council and the student bodv of the University of Utah will en; tertain at a dancing party Saturday evening at the Newhouse hotel, in honor of the Boulder football team. Tho committee - on arrangements includes Jake Shafsky, Miss Amy Silver, Miss Edna Williams, Roy Simmons and Don Wood. Miss Marie Hodson, who will be married mar-ried November 15 to Daniel Y. Spencer, will be the guest of honor at a number of entertainments Previous to her wedding. wed-ding. Monday afternoon Mrs. Harold Pelt will give a luncheon. Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Rex W. Williams will entertain at dinner for Miss Hodson Hod-son and Mr. Spencer. Thursday afternoon after-noon Miss Margaret Felt will give a luncheon at her home in tho Buckingham Bucking-ham apartments for the bride. Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Y. Cannon Can-non will entertain at a dancing party for Miss Hodson and Mr. Spencer. Saturday Sat-urday afternoon Mrs. D. H. Cannon and Miss Larue Smith will entertain for Miss Hodson at the Cannon home. Sun-dav Sun-dav afternoon, November 9, the bride will give a trousseau tea at her home, 1571 Harvard avenue. Tuesday afternoon, November 11, Mrs. Murray R. Stewart will entertain at a Kensington. Thursday afternoon. November 13, Mrs. W. A. Connors will entertain at an Orpheum party and tea. The R. E. Lee chapter, United Daughters Daugh-ters of the Confederacv, will entertain at a card party and tea Saturday afternoon, after-noon, November 15, at the Ladies' Literary Lit-erary club for the benefit of charity. The Entre Nous club will meet at the home of Mrs. Bert Fox, on Langton avenue, Tuesday afternoon for five hundred and tea. The Good Day visit club will hold a meeting Fridav afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. H. Von Elm, 947 East Eighth South. Mrs. .Tames A. Powell will entertain the El Exito club at luncheon Wednesday Wednes-day afternoon, at her home on Wilson avenue. Mrs. Ralph L. Loughborough will entertain en-tertain the Ladies' auxiliary to the Greoters of Utah, at luncheon, Wednesday Wednes-day afternoon at her home, 685 Bryan avenue. Tho date for the annual Pioneer ball, given under the auspices of the Daughters Daugh-ters of the Utah Pioneers, the Daughters Daugh-ters of the Mormon Battalion, and the Daughters of the Handcart Pioneers, has ben set for November 17 at the Odeon. The entertainment committee of the Ladies' Literary club will entertain at a card party Wednesday afternoon at the clubhouse. Tickets may be obtained from members of the committee. Reservations Res-ervations can be made from Mrs. Wesley Wes-ley E. King. icl fas I M RS. FRANK D. SPENCER, formerly Miss a Edna Harlow of Cleveland, Ohio, who, : with her husband, Dr. Spencer, is visiting Dr. Spencer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. I : Spencer, on Second avenue. ;J (Continued from Page Two.) lowed by benediction at 6 o'clock. A reception for the guests and the sisters will be given at 6:30 o'clock and a banquet served at 7 o'clock. The arrangements arc in charge of the following committees: Invitation committee, Miss Ethel Bixby, chairman; Mrs. Freeman Bassett and Miss Virginia Vir-ginia Gillis. Banquet committee, Miss Agnes Bowen, chairman: Miss Grace Hogan, Miss Margaret Shea and Miss Anna Gillis. Music committee, Mrs. A. A. Kerr, chairman; Mrs. Edward T. McGurrin and Miss Veronica Jenkins. Decorating committee. Miss Genevieve Gavin, chairman; Miss Emily Bond, Miss Marguerite Kelly, Miss Vera Strom, Miss Marguerite Hess, and Mrs. Morris Kane, dominating committee, Miss Frances Phillips, chairman; Miss Florence Sullivan, Miss Katherine Cur-ley. Cur-ley. Miss Mary Hughes, and Mrs.' P. J. 0 'Carroll. Program committee, Mrs. Fred Davidson, chairman, and Miss Sadie Sa-die Breiuing. iDjn UGH interest is shown in the large i'll card and dancing party to be given by the Catholrc Woman's league entertainment committee at the New-house New-house hotel Monday evening. Dancing will be enjoyed in the ballroom of the hotel, and card tables will be arranged on the mezzanine floor for those who do not wish to dance, and fortune-telling fortune-telling will be one of the amusements. One of the pleasant features will bo a supper to be served by members- of the refreshment committee, assisted by a group of young' girls. Mrs. Wilbur S. Hodgson, chairman of the entertainment committee of the league, has charge of the general arrangements ar-rangements for the partj' and she will be assisted by the following committees! commit-tees! Reception, Mrs. A. H. S. Bird, chairman; Mrs. W. S. McCovnlck, Mrs. J. C. Lynch, Mrs. C. A. Quigley, Mrs. J. D. Wood, Mrs. Frank J. Westcott, Mrs. Fred. Davidson, Mrs. Joseph Geog-hegan, Geog-hegan, Mrs. James Hughes and Mrs. John T. White. Refreshments, Mrs. A. J. Bruneau, chairman; Mrs. Frank B. Scott, Mrs. Otto Fisher, Mrs. Fred Kus-ler, Kus-ler, Mrs. J. J. Neville, Mrs. Fred U. Leonard, Mrs. Thomas Ramage, Mrs. F. M. Gray, Miss Claire Little and Miss Ann Stuber. Card tables, Mrs. W. M. Parlon, chairman; Mrs. Frank P. Gallagher, Gal-lagher, Mrs. George H. Baglin, Mrs. J. J. Harvev, Mrs. John C. Dwyer, Mrs. P. J. 0 'Carroll and Mrs. M. H. Alden-hagen. Alden-hagen. Fortune telling, Mrs. A. Fred Wey, chairman; Mrs. Eugene Gaylord, Mrs. Jane Cann, Mrs. R. R. Rupert and Miss Gortrude Geoghegan. Tickets, Mrs. S. E. Whiteley, chairman; Mrs. Henrv N. Byrne, Mrs. M. J. Dailey, Mrs. R. W. Van Derek, Mrs. D. J. Laramie, Lara-mie, Mrs. Fred J. Breinning, Mrs. George J. Wolfe, Mrs. Austin Gibbons, Mrs. Timothy O'Connor, assisted by the subcommittee and all members of the league. Floor committee. Dr. J. J. Galligan, A. J. Bruneau, J. J. Neville, James Ivers, Richard Treanor, W. M. Parlon and Raymond Redden. Those desiring card table reservations reserva-tions may call Mrs. W. M. Parlon. Tickets for the party may be obtained from any member of the committee or at tho Newhouse Monday evening. Weddings and Engagements THE marriage' of Miss Florence Groshell and Milton Hunter Love I will take place Saturday at the home I of the .bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs 1 Oscar Groshell, 345 South Fourth East street. A reception for relatives and a lew close friends will follow the cere mouy. Mr. and Mrs G. D. Clark announce tho engagement of their daughter Marguerite, to E. Gillette, son of Mr I and Mrs. P. K. Gillette. The wedding' I yellow chrysanl hemums in a basket I forming the centerpiece for the supper table. The bride wore a gown of white satin and georgette crepe and carried ; bride roses. Miss Maudo Brown was bridesmaid and Sergeant Jack Love best man. The guests niupbered fifty. Tho couple will take a three months' honcv-moon honcv-moon in California and will returu lo make their home in Salt Lake. the bride's mother, Mrs. J. M. Dalton, on Ninth East street. Mrs. A. Patterson Patter-son was matron of honor and Miss Aimee Whitney and Miss Audrey Dalton Dal-ton were bridesmaids. Matt Cowley was best man. The bridegroom will leave this week on a mission for the L. D. S. church to Canada. On his return re-turn the couple will make their home in this citv. The marriage of Miss Mary Clive and Frank Witbeck took place Wednesday evening at the home of the bride on Canyon road. The ceremony was performed per-formed by General Richard W. Young, and was followed bv a reception. Miss Nellie Olander and" Miss Myrtle Edwards Ed-wards were bridesmaids. Jack Snell was best man. The couple will make their home in Bingham. Miss Ruby Davies and Chris 0. Sor-enson Sor-enson were married Wednesday ,in tho will take place the latter part of November. No-vember. - The marriage of Miss Nettie D. Pitts, daughter of Joseph Pitts, and T. H. Kendrick took place Wednesday evening eve-ning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Jones. The ceremonv was performed per-formed by Bishop Alvin Beesley. A color scheme of white and pink was carried out in the decorations. The brido wore a gown of pink-beaded georgette crepe and carried a shower bouquet of bride roses. Miss Stella Jones was bridesmaid. Carl Boulton was best man. After a short wedding trip the couple will be at home in this city. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Andrew announce the engagement of their daughter, Eva, , to J. Byron Reid. The marriage will take place November 19 in the Salt ' Lake temple. Mrs. F. E. Wallace announces tho engagement of her daughter, Ruby, to Bernard E. Hultquist. The wedding will take place November 11 at the' home of the bride, 260 West Sixth North Btreet. '. The marriage of Miss Lois Dalton and Dr. Munn Q. Cannon took place 1 Tuesday morning in the Salt Lake tem- pie. A wedding, breakfast followed at the home of the bridegroom 's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Ellis, 2340 Seventh East street. A wedding reception was ' given in the evening at the home of f Salt Lake temple. A reception followed at the home of the bride. After a short wedding trip the couple will be at home at 252 Navajo' avenue. I . The marriage of Miss Lois Walker and George W. Jenkins took place Wednesday evening at the home of the bride 's mother, Mrs. C. A. Walker, on Eighth East street. Tho ceremony was performed by the Rev. P. A. Siinpkin and was followed .by a reception. The couple will make their homo m Midvalo. Miss Florence Bohu of Ogden and Francis Joseph Drake, formerly of Ogden, Og-den, but now a resident of San Jacinto, Nev., were married Wednesday at the Episcopal church in Ogden. The ceremony cere-mony was performed by the Rev. John W. Hyslop. A wedding luncheon was Served immediately after the ceremony at tho homo of the bride 's sister and brother, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad E. Bohn. After a wedding trip to southern California, Cali-fornia, the couplo will bo at home at San Jacinto. !-. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Crockett announce an-nounce the engagement of their daughter daugh-ter Eleauore, to Warren Le Favor. The marriage will take place November 25. Miss Leona Sullivan announces the marriage of her niece, Miss Leona Sullivan, Sul-livan, to D. M. Sharp. The marriage took rilace October 28 at Farmington. The couple are at home at 27 Ninth East. The wedding of Miss Esther Tuckett and Cyrus J. Amundsen took place Wednesday evening at the home of the bride on Green street, lue ceremonv was performed bv Bishop Elias Woodruff, Wood-ruff, and was followed by a reception. Chrysanthemums and ferns were used throughout tho house. The bride wore a r"own of white georgette crepe and a veil caught with oranre blossoms, and carried a shower bouquet of pink roses. After November 16 the cou-le will be at home at the Santa Ana apartments. Mr. and Mr5. Samuel IT. Evans announce an-nounce the engagement of their daughter, daugh-ter, Camille, to Raleigh W. Wood, formerly for-merly of Eldon. The wedding will take place Wednesday in the Salt Lake Temple. A reception will follow in tho evening at the homo of the bride 's parents, 514 North Second West. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walsh announce the engagement of their daughter, Blanche, to Victor J. Hillstead. Tho marriage will take place November 26 in the Salt Lake Temple. a Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Pitts announce j the marriage of their daughter. Theima, I to E- V. Ashby. The wedding took place Monday at the home of the bride's parents. The couple are at home at lld'J Kensington avenue, i The marriage of Miss Maud Qnayle and Robert Flagel will take place Thursday evening at the home of the bride's parents. 21 West Scvenlestb .South. The ceTcmonv will be performed per-formed by the Rev. Klmer L Goshen. Miss Julie Quayle will be bridesmaid, and Harv Quavle will be best man. The marriage at Mits Jennie Oone and Gerge T. Piebnrn took p'ace last I Wednesday evening at the residence of the bride, on West Fourth South street. iThe marriage service was read bv Elder Aloert E. Pojlton. Halloween decorations were used in the living room. In the dining room a yellow color scheme was carried out, . tho home of -Miss Marjoric Harris. Stunts in tbo attic, supper ou the main floor, and dancing in tnc basement, furnished tho evening's entertainment. The club mem bora are Miss Maijorie Harris, Miss Virginia Barney, iliss Mona Bottorf, Miss Annice Lyman, Miss Edelweiss Schuster, Miss " Itutb Barnard, Miss Fern Baxter. Miss Myr-tice Myr-tice Clinton, and Mrs. Lillian Barney. A Halloween party was given Wednesday evening at the Matson home, on Laird avenue, by a social club. The club members are Miss Frances Von Hake, Miss May Matson, Miss Fstella Caederstrom, Miss ltnby Lundquist, Miss Miranda Matson, Miss Winifred Caederstrom, Miss Gudron Matson, .Miss Ruby Bjorklund, and Miss Myrtiee Clinton. Thirty guests wero invited. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dcardorff entertained enter-tained at a character dance, Thursday evening, at their home on South Fifth East street. Halloween colors and emblems em-blems were used in the decorations for-the for-the ballroom, where games and dancing foruied part of the evoning's amusement. amuse-ment. A midnight supper was served. Among those iu attendance were: Mr. and Mrs. Will Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Francis, Mr. and Mrs. 0. S. Grow, Mr. and Mrs. Will Haves, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morgan, Mor-gan, Mr. and Mrs. Will Naylor, Mr. and Mrs. Roswell Palmer, and Mr. and Mrs. Dilworth Woolley. Mrs. H. J. Bomney, Jr., entertained yesterday at a Halloween party in honor ot her little daughter, Mirienne. The house was decorated in Halloween colors. The afternoon was spent in games, and each child received a favor. Assisting the hostess were Mrs. E.' L. Sloan and Mrs. Edward Lichliter. Those present were: Margaret Cleghorn, Af-ton Af-ton Ridges, C. V. Radges, Helen Castle-ton, Castle-ton, Virginia Castleton, Callistcr Cannon, Can-non, Ruth Coulam, Dorothy Sorensen, Dorothy Romney, Edward Sloan, Hubert Hu-bert Hitchcock, Parry Adams, Joy Schetler, George Sloan, and Isabelle Sinclair. Miss Norma Taylor entertained at a Halloween masquerade party Wednesday Wednes-day evening at her home, 1104 East Third South street. She was assisted by her mother, Mrs. A. H. Taylor, and Mrs. H. S. Daynes. The guests numbered num-bered twenty-five. Miss June Slater, Miss Doris Slater, and Miss Dorothy Henderson entertained enter-tained at a Halloween party at the Slater residence Friday evening The rooms were decorated with Jack-o-lan-terns and Halloween "spooks." A weird den with a fortune teller was one of the attractive features. Supper was served late in the evening. The place cards were hand painted. The hostesseswere assisted by their mothers, moth-ers, Mrs. F. E. Slater and Mrs. W. R. Henderson. The guests numbered thirty, i .l ; Miss Gladys Bullock and Misa Arlie Paul were hostesses at a Halloween party given at the Bullock home at 320 Almond avenue, Friday evening. Halloween colors were carried out .n the refreshments and decorations. The evening was spent in games and music. The guests included Miss v erna Gar-bett, Gar-bett, Mildred Catlister, Miss Nanette Patterson, Miss Dorothy Ericson, Miss Arli'e Paul, Miss Gladys Bullock, Arthur Ar-thur Patterson, Jack Worthen, Charles Houston, Ralph Jetty, Eugene Willey, and Grant Worthen. ' ' At the Orphans home and Day Nursery Nur-sery a Halloween party was given Friday Fri-day night. Pumpkins and corn stalks were used in decorating the rooms. A light 6upper was served. Mrs. Matt Rumph entertained the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Greetera of Utah Wednesday afternoon at her home, 745 Seventh East street. A bowl of Cecil Brunner roses formed the centerpiece cen-terpiece for tho luncheon table. Members Mem-bers of the auxiliary and their husbands hus-bands enjoyed a Halloween party Thursday night at the Wilson hotel. " Mrs. Alexander R. Winter, formerly Misa Flossie Zerman, of Santa Ana, Cal., a bride of October 2, was the guest of honor at a luncheon given by Mrs. Leslie P. Randall at her home on East Fifth South street Saturday afternoon. after-noon. Mrs. Leonard Gehan entertained at luncheon at the Ncwhouse hotel Thursday, Thurs-day, followed by a matinee at the Or-phcum, Or-phcum, in honor of Miss Grace Oliver, of San Francisco, who is a guest of Mrs. Edward Crofton. The luncheon was served iu the private dining room. The table was decoratod .with a cut glass vase of chrysanthemums. Hand painted place cards wero in Halloween dosigns. Covers were for the following guests: Mrs. Oliver, Mrs. Edward Crofton, Mrs. John Grady, Mrs. George A. Shepard. At the home of Mrs. S. T. Durrant, Jr., 932 West North Temple street! an informal farewell party was given (Continued from Page Ouo.l Thomas, military instructor in the. pubic pub-ic schools. Mrs. Thomas has just arrived ar-rived from England to mako bur home n Salt Lake. . . , Chrysanthemums, in the fall color-jgs, color-jgs, purple, yellow, bronze and pink, were effectively combined in a centerpiece center-piece for the tea tab!.?. The flowers were arranged in a basket, with tulle in corresponding shades on the handle. Vellow cathedral candles were at the ;orncrs of tie table. ' ' presiding at the tea table were Mrs. p S Baseom, Mrs. Charles L. Smith, Mrs. George O. Keif and Miss Etta Powers. Assisting in serving were Miss Dorolhv Itailev, Miss Anne Critchlow, Mrs. C. C. Dailey and Mrs. Harry 8. Knight. Assisting in entertaining w.-rc Miss Grace Frost and Mrs. P. O. Perkins. Per-kins. One hundred and seventy-five invitations were issued. ' A PROGRESSIVE supper party was given Saturday evening at the homes of Mrs. Pearl Chipman and Mrs. Edna ltomney, 58 Fairmont apartmonts, and Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. R. R. Mann, 1459 Gilmer avenw. After a theater party supper was served at the home of Mrs. Chipman. Halloween ideas wore carried out in the decorations. The reception rooms were decorated . with figures of running run-ning witches, black eats, devils and bats. The color scheme was orange and black. Two large pumpkin Jack-o -lanterns, surrounded by mysterious shades of orange and black, were suspended sus-pended from the chandeliers above the tables, from which yellow ribbons ran to each place card upon the table. Baskets Bas-kets of purple and white grapes formed the centerpieces for the tables. Following supper the guests wore entertained en-tertained at the home of Commander and Mrs. Mnnn with dancing. There the idea of Halloween was also carried out. A Kugh dartcing skeleton in one corner kept watch as it grinned. Nuts and marshmaliows were toasted at the open grate. The guests . numbered twenty. Personal Dr. and Mrs. Frank D. Spencer, of Cleveland, Ohio, are guests of Doctor Spencer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel 8. Sponcer, on Second avenue. ft 1 Mr. and Mrs. Milton D. La Turin have returned from Malad, Ida., and are at home at the Hill apartments. j - Mrs. A. L. Nelson and small niece, Mary Elizabeth Boyer, have left for a visit to southorn California. Mr. Nelson, Nel-son, who is now in southern Utah, will join them in California. Dr. and Mrs. F. W. Meakin and children, chil-dren, Jack and Lois, have returned from an eastern and southern trip, including in-cluding New York, Washington, Boston, Bos-ton, apd New Orleans. - ' Miss Edith Lucille Morgan has returned re-turned from a three weeks' visit to relatives iu Rock Springs, Wyo. i Mrs. ,Hugh Anderson, who has been visiting in Salt Lake for some timo, will leave this week for her home in Chicago. Mrs. Aimer Luman is at the Hotel Utah, after spending some time on the Luman ranch in the northwest. Miss Mary Endres, of San Francisco, Is tho guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Endres. Mrs. J. H. Saxnian has returned from a seven weeks' trip in the east. She visited in Chicago. Wisconsin, and Kansas. She is at home at the New-houso New-houso hotel. ' Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Branning, who have boon the guests of Mrs. Branding's Bran-ding's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Newman, have returned to their home in Pocatello. . ' Mrs. V. P. Strange has gone to Den-vor Den-vor for a short trip. Dr. and Mrs. Victor Sears have returned re-turned from their wedding trip to New Orleans and are at home in the Cum-mings Cum-mings apartments. Mrs. I, 0. Marioneaux and daughter, Mrs. Edmund Foam, formerly Miss Doiothv Marloneaux, of Los Angolcs, Me Ptteata 0 Mr. R. II. I'eale, and will later visit Mrs. Thomas Mitchell and other Suit Lake friends. Mrs. Henry N. Byrne has roturned from a visit to St. Joseph, Mo., and Omaha, Neb. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McLaughlin have returned from Austin, Ore., where thoy spent a month. Mr. and Mrs. Louis S. Cates left Thursday for a visit to their lormer homo at Ray. Ariz. They will visit in southern California before thoy return. Mr. and Mrs. William Pickering left yesterday for California to make their home. Mis3 Elizabeth Gleavo has arrived from Manchester, England, to mako her home with her sister, Mrs. J. C. Hansen, 569 East First South street. Mrs. John Zimmerman and mother, Mrs. Jennie Cook, have returned from a two months' visit to relatives in different dif-ferent points in the east. On thoir way home they visited' a few days with Mrs. H. F. Geller, in Evanston," Wyo. Mr. and Mrs. R. (.'. Gemmell have returned re-turned from San Diego, where they, have spent a few weeks. Miss Mary Alice Moon has returned from San Francisco, where she has spent three months. Mrs. W. L. Wetherbee haa arrived home from a visit to Boston, New York and Kansas City. Her niece, Miss Selma Haywood, accompanied her home from Kansas City and will spend the winter here. Mrs. George W. Brodie will leave Wednesday for France to join her husband, hus-band, who is serving with the United States army overseas. Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Windsor are again at home at 263 Eighth avenue after a six weeks' trip to the Atlantic Atlan-tic coast. They stopped en route at Mrs. Windsor 's childhood home near Columbus, Co-lumbus, Ohio, and then visited the old home of Mr. Windsor at Summit, N. J., a suburb of New York, where Mr. Windsor's father stijl resides. Mr. Windsor also attended the convention of the General Accident company of Philadelphia at Atlantic City. Mrs. Bruoe S. Cramer returned Fri-day Fri-day from a two months' visit in San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Moreton have returned re-turned from their wedding trip in tho east, nnd will be at home to their friends after November 15 at 618 East Broadway. v Mrs. Albert Burch of Berkeley, Cal., has been the guest for a few days of her sister, Miss Charlotte Burcii, at 1437 Sigsbee avenre. She will be joined by Mr. Burch, and they will be at home during tho month of November at tho Hotel Utah. Word has been received by Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Van Cott that their son, Lieutenant Loss Van Cott, sailed from Antwerp for the United States October Octo-ber 30. , Mrs. L. D. Anderson and three children have returned from a visit to relatives in Wisconsin and Michigan. Mich-igan. They were joined by Mr. Anderson just before they returned, for a visit to various eastern cities, including New York and Boston. They are now at home at 259 Douglas avenue. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Fitfiold left yesterday yes-terday for Denver, Colo., to make their home. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Cosgriff and Misa Gretta Cosgriff arrived home Friday i from an extended eastern trip, I Miscellaneous Events Miss Charlotto Perkes entertained at a Halloween party at her home Friday evening in honor of Lieutenant D. T. Lane, of New York, and Lieutenant William Eckerson, of Nebraska. Tho rooms were decorated with Hal- j loween novelties throughout the house. The guests were entertained at five hundred. About twenty guests were I present. The Daughters of Lynds entertained n.t a Halloween party last evening at Thursday evening in honor of Erie G. Zanke of tho Thirty-second ward( who will leave November 19 on a mission to the northern states for the L. D. S. church. Mrs. Duirant was assisted in receiving and entertaining tho guests j by tier daughter, Lillian. ' The decoration ot the rooms was car-' car-' ried out in a color scheme of orange ! and black, together with many crea- tions symbolic of the Halloween spirit. ' Music, games and dancing were en-' en-' joyed by the thirty guests present. Miss 'Jessie Evans, one of Salt Lake's promi-! promi-! nent young musicians, entertained with vocal and piano selections. During the evening delicious refreshments were served. Mrs. Sam Pasche entertained the "Happy Hour Club" at a Halloween party Thursday night. The evening was spent in games and music. The rooms were decorated in fail flowers. A late supper was served. The guests numberod thirty-two. " Mr. and Mrs. Sam Judd of Woods Cross were the guests of honor at a surprise party last Tuesday evening, in celebration of their fortieth wedding anniversary. Fall flowers were used throughout" the house. The eveuing was spent in dancing and games. A musical program was given. The guests num-oered num-oered about sixty. Miss Lillian Salmensen entertained at a Halloween party iriday evening. The evening was spent in dancing and playing play-ing games. Tho hostess was assisted in entertaining by Miss Sally Salmensen and Miss liita Youug. ... 5 Miss Marcille Smith, Miss Geneve Smith and Miss Georgia Beadell entertained enter-tained at a Halloween dancing party, given at the Smith home on Fifth avenue, ave-nue, Wednesday evening. A color scheme of orange and black was carried car-ried out in the decorations. Assisting in receiving the guests were Miss Katherine , Brown and Miss Lucile Mikesell. The guests numbered fifty. Mrs. A. J. Bidwell entertained informally infor-mally at her home in Ogden, Friday afternoon, in honor of her sister, Mrs. R. Thurman Davis, formerly Miss June Milner, prior to her departure for Washington, D. C. The living-room was decorated in white chrysanthemums chrysanthe-mums and the color scheme. in the dining-room was yellow. Yellow streamers stream-ers were suspended from the chande-'lier chande-'lier to each corner of the table, and the centerpiece was a pumpkin-basket full of fruit on a silver-mounted reflector. Fifteen guests were present, including Mrs. H. A. Linnell and Mrs. L. Jack Milner of Salt Lako. Mrs. J. Clarence Anderson and Mrs. A. A. Kahil of New York entertained for Mrs. L. Jack Milnerj formerly Annie Williams, a recent bride, Saturday Satur-day afternoon at an Orpheum matineo and tea at the Newhouse. Tho center- Eiece of the table was a large wicker asket containing yellow and white chrysanthemums. The candies and ices carried out the same color scheme. Those present wore Mrs. H. A. Linnell, Mrs: J. C. Anderson, Sr., Mrs. J. Williams, Wil-liams, Mrs. Parley P. Jenson, Mrs. R. Thurman Davis, Mrs. Ben Harmau, Mrs. J. Beckmar, Miss Gwen Williams, Miss Etsa Johnson, Miss Esther Dronuer-house Dronuer-house and Miss Alice Milner. A farewell surprise -party by the Reynolds circle No. 1, Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic of the department de-partment of Utah, was given Thursday evening to Mrs. Sarah A. Jenkins at her home, 264 South West Temple street. Mrs. Jenkins will leave Salt Lake City soon for Los Angeles, Cal. Mrs. Jenkins is a moniber of Reynolds circle and Maxwell-McKean Relief corps of the G. A. R., and also of the Eastern Star. ' A children's party was given Friday evening by Mrs. L. A. James, 388 East Eighth South street, for her daughtor, Margaret Healey. The rooms were decorated in Halloween effect. The ten little girls wore costumes of weird witchery. After ghost stories and Halloween Hal-loween games, a delightful luncheon was served. Prizes were won by Ber-niee Ber-niee Nelson, Lucille Ryan and Bernice Osborn. After a serpentine shower the little guests departed for their several homes with an expression of delight for their little hostess. Miss Margaret Baker and Miss Waunita White entertained at a Halloween Hal-loween party Friday evening at the home of Miss Margaret Baker, 31 Gregson avenue. Orange and black crepe paper, with corn, cabbage, lighted pumpkins, spooks and ghosts, formed decorations throughout the house. A large, lighted pumpkin, with twelve tiny, lighted candles placed in carrot holders, decorated the table. Covers were laid for twelve and a light luncheon lunch-eon was served. Games were played and prizes awarded. Pledges of the Chi Omega sorority of the University of Utah entertained at a dancing party Friday evening at the home of Anna Widtsoe, on Sigsbeo avenue, in .honor of active members of the sorority. Halloween ideas wero carried out in the decorations. Supper was served at 12 o 'clock in a basement room decorated with Jack-o '-lanterns '-lanterns and cornstalks. Tho floor was covered with straw. The pledges include in-clude Miss Gono Hanson, Miss Helen Shriver, Miss Henrietta H'rd, Miss Ellen Schramm, Miss Helen Dewey, Miss Frances Armstrong, Miss Anna WSdtsoo and Miss Dolores Baker. ' ; Miss LaVon Fowler entertained Friday Fri-day evening at a Halloween party at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. JJ, J. Corey, 722 South Sixth East street. Dancing was enjoyed in the basement, which was decoratod with cornstalks, black cats, witches and a yellow and black color scheme. The guests numbered thirty-two. Miss Fowler was assisted during the evening by her mother. Mrs. V". P. Fowler; Mrs. C. J. Corey, Miss Vera Beltzer, Miss Eva Dansie, Mrs. Harold Hulino and Miss Merle Corev.