The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-28
THE SALT LAKE HERAID THURSDAY. NOVEMBER %, 1907
SOCIETY

The dance given last evening at the
University club was a most delightful
affair in every particular. The great
rooms on the west side were thrown
into one, and hung with college pen
nants and greens. At the north end
behind screen Of palms and ferns a
splendid orchestra furnished a delight
full program of dance music, and in the
hallway beyond punch bowls awaited
the thirsty dancers.
The guests were received in the libra
ry, where a number of the officers of
| the clubs and their wives stood to greet
them. A few out-of-town men of the
various college fraternities were es-
pecially honored guests. and at the
same time the affair was in the nature
of an annual reunion. A buffet supper
was served during the evening in the
smaller dining room.
The Country club will be one of the
liveliest places around Salt Lake to-
day, the mixed foursomes planned for
the members lasting well through the
day. A buffet luncheon will be served
during the midday hours, and the
matches will go on till evening. There
will be no dinners out at the club in
the evening, but numerous home din
nerS viii follow. Ten sets of doubles
will be played in all. the players being
the golf enthusiasts of the club.
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Mrs. William Philip Kiser has issued
cards for a bridge tea to be given on
Thursday. Dec. 5. to meet Mrs. Max
well R. Brothers.
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The first big social event if the win
ter will be the bal masque, to be given
Wednesday evening. Dec. H. at Unity
hall, for which invitations were issued
yesterday. The affair is to be given by
Mrs. W. H. Cunningham. Mrs. Ashby
D. Cleveland, Mrs. Clifford r. Pearsau,
Mrs. Robert J. Glendinning, Mrs. L. L.
Terry, Mrs. William Reid, Mrs. June
Donnell, Miss Jasmine Young, Miss
Margaret Miller and Miss Addie Zane.
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number of the men of the Uni
versity club gave a delightful stag din
ner last evening at the Knutsford, the
affair being arranged as a pre-nuptial
event for David Taylor, who leaves to-
morrow for Portland to be married
The dinner preceded the dance at the
University club, the men going later
to that affair.
Mrs. George c. Moore entertained a
few of her friends yesterday afternoon
at bridge for Mrs. H. T. CleaVer. Three
tables were played. and prizes were
awarded to Mrs. James E. Jennings.
Mrs. Frank Swindler and Mrs. Charles
An informal tea followed the game.
Mrs. Moore gives two more bridge af-
fairs next week.
The marriage Of Miss Edith Maynes
and Milton G. Wilson took place last
evening at the home of the brides par
ents at $50. The ceremony was per-
formed by Richard w. Young, and only
the relatives were present. Later a
large reception was given to the young
people, who will be at home after Dec.
l at rs G street.
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Miss Elizabeth Craig of Rawlins
Wyo., is spending Thanksgiving in Salt
Lake, the guest of Miss Mary and Ma
bel Grey.
Madame Worms and her young
daughter are now at home with Miss
L. L. Willard on Brigham street.
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Mrs. J NJ. Reynolds is back from
Iowa Falls, Ia. where she was called
by the illness and death of her father,
Rev. D. S. Rowe.
Mrs. Emanuel Kahn and her sister
MISS Roslna Cohen, are back from New
York and are again at home at SIS East
Brigham street.
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Mrs A. r. Haywood and her mother.
Mrs. Guthrie, who have been in town.
returned last evening to their home in
Ogden.
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MISS MlgnOn Denhalter has gone to
Logan 10 Enpnn nj
Miss Rae Campbell.