The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-14
SOCIETY


noon at a bridge tea at the home of
\ DR.. and Mrs. Beer on b street. Nine
| tables of bridge were played, and an
| elaborate tea followed, at which Mrs
| Walter Jennings and Mrs. d. C. jack
ling poured, and the hostesses were as
| sisted by Mrs. W. S. Hudson, Miss
Edith Reed and Miss Lucille Beer. The
decorations were all on the valentine
! order in red and white hearts. The tea
table of polished mahogany was spread
! with a centerpiece of Florentine lace
! over deep red satin, and tall vases of
! American Beauties ~graced it. Candles
| i'm the same color in tall silver cam
| delabra lighted the board. Prizes in
the game We're won by Mrs. w. H. Nc
Intyre and Mrs w. J. Lynch. In the
| evening DR.. and Mrs. Beer and Mr..
| and Mrs. Reed entertained a large
| company of their friends at 800. four
teen tables of the game being played.
| The same idea in decorations and score
and tally cards was carried out, and
| prizes were awarded the winners.
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Mrs. George p. Holman entertained
about twenty of her friends yesterday
| at luncheon at the Alta club. the af
/ fair being in compliment of Mrs. Cal
| houn of Connecticut who is the guest
! of her daughter, Mrs. Robert Hark-
ness, and also to Mrs. Karl A. Scheid.
/ The large round table was decorated
/ in pink, the Lawson carnations form
| ing a rich central decoration. Place
cards of pink hearts were used, and
! the valentine idea was carried out in
/ all the appointments. even TO the ices.
| X X X
/ The Junior Promenade at the uni
versity will take place this evening in
| the gymnasium. This is the big social
I of he foy he
dents, and it promises to be one of
| the largest affairs ever held at the
! school. The juniors have been working
| for the past two weeks on the decora-
tons. All the fraternities and sorori-
/ ties will have booths. at which the
members will receive. The grand march
will start at 9 o'clock. led by Governor
and Mrs. John c. Cutler.
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The big social and literary event of
today viii be the annual breakfast
given by the Ladies' Literary club in
celebration of the clubs birthday. The
breakfast today will take place at II
O'Clock at the Cullen hotel, and it is
estimated that nearly 200 women viii
| be present. Mrs. c. II. Blanchard will
be the toastmistress, and seven toasts
will be given.
! ing of the new regiment will take place
| tonight at Fort Douglas. The affair
is limited TO the few close friends
among the tOwnspeOple to whom the
military people are indebted. and the
/ company will be received by Colonel
and Mrs. Walter Scott. Colonel and
Mrs. Williams and Major and Mrs. An
drew Rowan.
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| at a bridge tea yesterday afternoon for
Miss Pauline Terry. Five tables of
bridge were played and later a num-
Der came in for tea. Mrs. W. H
| Cunningham and Mrs. Robert J. Glen
DINING poured, and Miss Margaret
Miller assisted the hostess.
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The girls of the University of Utah
have issued invitations for a leap year
dance to be given in their gymnasium
on the evening of Saturday, Feb. %
The patrons are to be the entire faeul-
~ of the university.
Joseph Martin of Seattle arrived in
the city yesterday and is at the Will
son. Mrs. Martin and son will follow
shortly.
D. L. Burnley. who is on a tour of
oouNitlH California arrived Al Hotel
Del Coronado Feb, for d February
visit at Coronado Beach.
The Card club meets Monday after
noon with Mrs. Russell l.. Tracy.
x X x
The Kings Daughters will entertain
tonight at dinner for Mrs William
Igleheart and Mrs. Hal w Brown al the
home Of Mrs. George Richard Smith
x x x
Mrs .. w. Powers entertains today
at d valentine luncheon at her home
in PoDperton.
x x x
The Misses Grace Cooke and Dorothy
Ingram will give a dance tonight to
their young friends at the Cooke home
on Fifth East street.
:, x
Miss Marie Odell is to entertain
number of her young friends tonight at
a dance at the odell home.
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Mrs. William II. Cunningham gives
a bridge tea this afternoon in compli-
ment TO Miss Pauline Terry.
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Mrs +. J. AIcGanney entertained a
few Of her friends last evening at
bridge.
Mrs. J. J. Kinney of 669 South Main
street viii entertain at cards tomor-
row afternoon.
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The sisters of ST. Marys academy
will give a musical and literary enter
taiument this afternoon at the aca-
DENY.
Mrs II. J. Fitzgerald entertained the
Ladies Aid society of the First Bap-
fist church at a buffet luncheon Thurs
day afternoon.
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Miss, Clarice Glenny entertained at
leap year party given Tuesday even
ing at her home. Decorations were In
hearts and wedding bells. The young
folks passed a most enjoyable even
ing playing various games, and at
midnight a supper was served In the
guessing contest first prize was award
ed to Earl Cross, and BOBBY prize to
Garner Holtz. Those present were
Misses Irene Delaney, Margaret Finch.
Maude Morgan, Adelaide Smithen,
Florence 'Smithen. Gertrude keenan,.
Barbara Long, Martha Long and the
Messrs. Carl Cross, B. Spry. Jacob
Lambert, c. McDaniels. Morse Smith
en-, Garner Holtz. George Was and
Frank Cooke.