The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-05
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
SOCIETY
IopAY,s EVENTS.

:. Mrs. Sophia Sharp and her
= daughter, Mrs. George T. Badger,
: will entertain this afternoon with !
- KensingtOn tea, this being the :
:. Iirst of a series of affairs to be ::
= given at their home in East South ::
:. Temple street. :
:: Mrs. E. c. Parsons and Mrs. Z
:. Sarah McChrystal will be the :;
= hostesses at an informal tea to be !
= given this afternoon at their home {
= in East First South street, the ::
= guest of honor being Mrs. Mark .
= McChrystal, who leaves Monday Z
= for her former home in New York. ::
!. X X X .
:. Miss Joy De Camp and Miss :.
= Rogerson, who are visiting in the .
: city, will be the guests of honor I.
:. at a bridge tea, to be given this I
:. afternoon by Miss Esther Allen, at Z
= her home in First avenue.
:. x X Z
= One of the large affairs of the I
= day will be the reception and mu- .
: sicale to be given this evening at .
= the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward :
: Elmer Jenkins in East First South !
= street. Those who will assist In I
= receiving will be Mr.. and Mrs.
:. John G. Cutler, ST., Mrs. H. E. !
:. Cutler, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Cutler, =.
= jr., and Colonel and Mrs. ]. J. 4.
: Dayres. :
= Frederick knight Logan, the -.
= composer of Ragged Robin
!. which is being played this week at
j. the Salt Lake theatre, will be the !
= hOnored guest at a luncheon, to be !
I, given today by Miss Carrie Stew
= art at the Moxum hotel. This :
= evening Mr.. Logan will be the
= guest of honor at a supper, to be :
= given by John Thorn at the !
= Louvre, following the evening per-
: Torrance of Ragged Robin"
=. X X X .
{. A dancing party will be given :
:. this evening at the Odeon by the
9. members of the Governors club.
: this being the second dance of the
:. season.
!. The First Methodist church will :
:. be the scene of a play, Aunt Je- :
:. rusha Dow's Family Album" to :
:. be given this evening in the :
:: church auditorium. The play will :
:. be followed by a social, given by
{. the church members.
:. X X X
:. An entertainment will be given
:. this evening in the Twenty-second :
= ward meeting house, in honor Of j. :
{. B. knight and d. E. Ostler, who :
= leave soon for a two years trip
: to The Netherlands.
ss X X X
!. A musicale and reception will be
- given this afternoon at the Ladies
:. Literary club, complimentary to
- Frederick Logan, being in charge
:. of the club ladies and several of
:. Mr. Logans friends in the city.
:. Miss Sybella White Clayton will
:. give a recital this evening in Lo-
:. gan, and a large number of Salt
:. Lake people will go to Logan for
= the event.
:. The historical division of the
:. Genealogical society will give an
!. old-fashioned ball this evening at
/ :. Social hall.
:. The Daughters of the Confeder-
:. acy will be entertained this after
:. noon at the home of Mrs. Eliza
!. beth Shaver in East South Tenn
: pie street.
:. Miss Margaret Cahoon will be
:. the hostess at the meeting or the
:. L. s. club to be held this evening.
:. Several new members will be lnl-
| :. tiated. and a social. hour viii FOL
:. low the initiation.
!, :. :. :. :. :, :. - = = = = = = ' =
A delightful affair was the dinner par
given Thursday evening at tne nome
/ Mrs. Retta Casady, the affair being
honor Of Frederic Knight Logan, q
noted composer, Mr.. Logan's mother al
| Mrs. Cassidy having been glrlhoou Irlenu
/ In the evening Miss Carrie Stewart ente
| tanned a number of friends with tneat
nartv at the Salt Lake theatre in Mr.. L
gan's honor. =
The last in a series of teas given
Mrs Allen T. Sanford was that WI
| which she entertained yesterday afte
noon at her home in the Virginia apar
ments. yellow and white chrysanth
NUNS were used in pretty effect throug
out the rooms. Four tables OF orloi
were played and the bridge prizes we
| won bv Mrs. c. II. Mcmahon, Mrs. y.
Mcmillan, Mrs. ]. A. Earls and Mrs. 5.
S. Nelden.
Miss Vedi Beebe was the. compliment
| guest at a theatre party, given last mig
by Miss Alice Dunbar at the Orphenl
Following the play the guests were e
tertained with supper at FRANKLIN
The supper table was charmingly DEC
rated in pink bride roses, and dainty pia
cards in a cupid design were laid (
Mrs. o. c. Beebe, Miss Nora Murdoe
| Miss Vsdi Beebe, Miss Mignon Denhalt'
| Miss Alice Nibley, Miss Louise ClaWso
Miss Norma Woodruff, MISS BeuI.
| woodruff Miss Gwen Dunbar and Mi
Alice Dunbar.
The Cup and Saucer club was deligf
fully entertained yesterday afternoon
the home of Mrs. g. w. Lambourne in
street. Clusters of white chrysanth
NUNS were effectively used in the dec
rations. The next meeting of the eli
will be held next Thursday afternoon
the home of Mrs. W. H. Weyher,
Fourth avenue.
Miss Louise Parry entertained the mel
beers of the Undine club last night at b
home in South Seventh East street.
Japaness effect was chosen for the de
orations Japanese parasols and fans CO
rying out the effect. over the d1ni
room table was suspended large paras
and tiny fans were used for place care
| The guest favOrs were pink carnatiol
In the decorations throughout the 9th
rooms a pretty arrangement of white a
lavender cosmos was used. A special m
steal program was given during the eve
ing. the selections being Mendelsso
numbers. twenty SueStS ehJOyeu the
fair
The Sewing club, which was entertain
Yesterday afternoon by Miss Winnifr
LYNN at her home in Fourth East sire
will meet next Thursday afternoon at
home of Miss Estelle Clinton, in A sire
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A pretty luncheon was that given v,
terday at the First Presbyterian churs
the missionary society of the church {
PERTAINING the members of the missiona
societies of the city. The tables We
beautifully decorated with clusters