The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-28

street was the scene OF d 0enSntIul
affair yesterday. when Mrs. Samuel
Newhouse entertained at bridge
luncheon in compliment to her two
sisters. Mrs. George c. Moore and Mrs.
Richard Stingley, prior to her own de-
parture for Europe. Eighteen guests
We're seated at the luncheon, and deco
rations of pure white carnations and
ferns We're used. Later the guests
played bridge, and prizes were won by
| Mrs. W. S. Mccormick, Miss Keogh,
/ Mrs. ]. B. Risque and Mrs. Walter G.
Filler.
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| Owing to the fact that more room is
required for a fencing bout than is
available in the Brooks Arcade rooms
of the Y. w. c. A., the monthly en-
! tertainment to be given this evening
will be in the Eaton gym of the High
school at o'clock, instead of in the
Arcade, as announced. Besides the
fencing bout between Miss Martha
Johnson and Peter Paine, there will be
a dumbbell drill and an Irish Jig by
some of Miss Johnson's pupils in the
High school. All the members of the
/ Y. w c. A. and theirs girl friends are
invited.
Mr. and Mrs Harry P Taylor of
| Goldfield are in town for a few days,
| the guests of Dr. and Mrs. John F..
| Critchlow. They entertained a party
of friends at the theatre last evening,
the company occupying two stalls. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Littleton
Price, DR.. and Mrs. Critchlow, Miss
Nora Van Colt, Miss Florence Kimbali,
Miss Alice Kimball, Miss May Critch-
low, John C. Niven and Mrs. Frank
Johnson.
The reception to be given tomorrow
afternoon for Mrs. Emeline B. Wells
at the Lion house will be open to all
| her friends without other invitation
than general one. 1t will be held
between the hours of and 5, and the
members of the general relief board
will assist in receiving Mrs. Wells
friends. 1t will be in celebration of
her nineteenth birthday. and Mrs.
Wells will be so years of age.
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The big event of this evening will be
the High school cadets ball to be given
at the Odeon. The governor and his
staff and the leading officers of the ma
tional guard will be guests of the boys,
and it is expected that the governor
will lead the grand march. The ball
is given for the benefit of the encamp-
ment fund, and 1t is the most ambitious
affair the bays have ever undertaken.
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Mrs. L. c. Trent arrived from Au-
burn, Cal, and is with her sisters, Miss
| Mcleod and Mrs. Leo Trent, Mr..
and Mrs. William Mayer of ST. An
thony and Mr.. and Mrs. Mcleod from
Colorado are also here. Mrs. Trent
may go to Boise to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Bert Varian, before returning to
her home.
Mrs. A L. Hoppaugh and Mrs. F. ].
Gustin entertained yesterday at cards,
the game being 500. Ten tables were
| filled with the players, and Mrs. +. w.
Frances, Miss Renee Redman and Mrs.
John Kempf won the prizes. The home
was decorated with spring flowers, and
Mrs A. ]. Gustin and Mrs. ]. L. Priest
assisted the hostesses
| Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Cheesman have
arrived in New York and are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Henry NJ. Crowther
They were met by Lieutenant and Mrs.
Campbell and Miss Leslie Kerr of Chi
cage, who is now the guest of Lieu
tenant and Mrs Campbell, and who
will be remembered as having visited
here last year. They will leave for
home probably the end of the week
| Dean and Mrs. Benjamin Brewster
took a large party consisting of the
young people of the cathedral choir to
the Orpheum last evening and, follow
| ing the performance, supper was en-
| joyed The occasion was the annual
| theatrical outing of the choir. and the
singers were the guests of the vestry
of St. Marks cathedral.
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Mrs. Thomas Marioneaux entertained
| friandS aftPrpoOn a
| bridge for Mrs. Charles o. Whittemore
Only three tables were played, and
prizes were won by Mrs. H. c. Ed
wards, Mrs. Schuyler c. Snyder and
Mrs. Glen Miller. Mrs. Miller assisted
the hostess at tea.
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The Hospital Aid society will give
charity card party at the Ladies Lit
erarv club next Tuesday afternoon, the
proceeds to apply on the furniture of
the Leonard memorial nurses home.
No tickets will be sold in advance for
| this but everyone will be welcomed.
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| Mayor and Mrs. John S. Bransford
| left last evening for Los Angeles and
Pasadena, where they will spend a few
weeks
The first of a series of band concerts,
followed by informal dancing, will take
place this evening at Fort Douglas.
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Mrs. L. H Harding left last evening
| for a visit with friends in Los Angeles.
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The French club will meet this even
| ing with Mr.. and Mrs. James V. Sadler
at their home on ELEVENTH East street.
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Miss Dorothy Thompson will enter
| tain at cards Saturday afternoon for
Miss Edna Farnsworth.
Mrs. c. E. Allen entertains at bridge
Saturday afternoon for her daughter.
Helen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Earls will shortly
be at home at 263 East Fourth South
street.
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Mrs. A. G. Horn and Mrs. H. NJ.
Rowe of Ogden spent yesterday in the
city.
J. A. Pollock left last evening for
Los Angeles and Coronado, to be away
few weeks.
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Mrs. Florence Kimball Woodruff Is
still in Ohio, and win be away till the
in,