The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-19
SOCIETY

Mrs. Charles Read entertained the
members OF her card club yesterday at
a luncheon at the Alta club. followed by
a Few games OF bridge at her home on
Thirteenth East street. The table was
iaid IN the green room. The decorations
We're OF Lawson carnations. The prize
In bridge was won by AIRS. VIII Eller-
beck The other guests were Mrs. a. H..
doppaugh. Mrs. Lewis Evans Mrs. Ell
bridge Thomas. Mrs. Sam Porter, Mrs.
Fred Dern, Mrs. Jay Rogers, Mrs. Rob
ert x. Brown. Miss Bess Hall, Mrs. G..
r. Alley and Mrs. Frank McGurrin.
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Captain and Mrs. II. l.. Knnison gave
a reception at the post han last evening
in compliment TO Mrs. w. II. Hefferlin.
who is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. r..
Sloan for a short time. The affair was
thoroughly informal and was attended
by ali the officers and ladies of the gar
rison. The host and hostess were as
sisted in receiving by Lieutenant and
Mrs. Sloan and Mrs. WoTrilOw. and the
regimental orchestra was in attendance.
The annual meeting OF the Utah So
ciety Of the Archaeological Institute Of
America will be held this evening in
the library building Of the University
OF Utah. DR.. William NJ. Paden will
deliver an address on 1.-The Value of
Christian Archaeology" This is the
meeting planned for December to be
held at the home Of the president. Col
onel L. A. Wall, and which was post
poned.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Dart was the hostess yes
terday at an Informal afternoon tea in
compliment TO Miss Alice Paul, whose
marriage takes place early i'm Febru-
airy. About score of friends. most Of
them the girl friends Of the bride-eiect,
were present and spent the afternoon in
an informal manner.
Mr. and Mrs Robert J. Glendinning
entertained a few OF their friends in
formally at bridge Thursday evening
at their home on First street.
Mrs. Walter y. wilkins of Omaha is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Bucking-
ham for short time on her way TO
California.
Sheldon /. Butler. who has been in
town since before Christmas, will leave
tomorrow for New York
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The regular band concert and infor-
NAL hop viii be given this evening at
Fort Douglas, and Captain Allen viii
entertain few Of his friends at a sup
~ ms 'iit event.
Mrs. w. c. Hall entertains this after
noon at a bridge tea.
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Mrs. James V. Sadler will be the
hostess today at a bridge tea at her
home on Eleventh East street.
Miss Veda Eccles of ogden is the
guest for a week or SO of Mr.. and Mrs
Q. n. Banks at their apartments. 13
Emery Holmes.
Howard 3. Sadler Of Pasadena. Cal,
is spending a few weeks in the city
with his friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Ross have moved
and are now at home at Whitehall.
So
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Richards of
Springville are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Archibald P. Reid on First street.
The p. T.. o. society will meet this
afternoon with Mrs. y. J. Gorham at
her home in East Second South street
Mrs. @. a. Young. accompanied by
her daughter, Frances Lillian, of 21T1a
South Second East street, left on No. ?
for Ottumwa. Ia. to visit her mother.
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The senior assembly given last night
by the class Of '07 OF the University of
Utah was a distinct success. Ii was at
tended by large crowd. In each cor
ner of the room was "a booth represent
ing college. made of the colOrs of that
college The University Of Utah booth
was built entirely of university pen
nants. A buffet luncheon was served in
a room adjoining the main dancing hail.
This room was separated into a num-
Der Of booths by blue and gold stream
ers. the class colors. The dancing pro-
gram was an exceedingly clever design
by one of the class artists. Above the
orchestra stand was a large Illuminated
"U," and in the center of il were the
class numerals '07 in gold and blue cleo
trio lights. During several of the dances
the hall was lighted only by the big o.