The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-04
SOCIETY
TopAYs EVENTS.

:. Mrs William d. Foster and Miss :.
= Annie Adams win entertain this :
:, afternoon at a bridge tea, the third :.
:, in a series of similar affairs given ::
:, WITHIN the week. at the A. L. ::
:. Thomas home in B street. This Z.
:. afternoon Mrs. b. ri. White of ::
= Colorado, who is the guest of her :
:. mother, Mrs. L. A. Billings, will :
:: be the honored guest. :
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= Mrs. AlOnZO Is. Irvine will be one ::
= Of the hOstesses of the afternoon, :
:. when she will entertain at a 500 :
= party at her home. =
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: An Orpheum party viii be Civ :
= en- this afternoon by Miss Naomi :
:: Hoffman, in honor of Miss Olive :
:: Wall, who leaves next week with =
:. her parents for trip abroad. :
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= The P. +. o. society will meet =
= this afternoon with the Misses Pal :
= mer. SOB First avenue.
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one of the pretty social events Of Fri
day afternoon was the luncheon which
was given by Miss Merce Lewis for fif-
teen of her girl friends The luncheon
table was attractive i'm pink, with car
nations for the centerpiece. and large
bow of ribbon at one corner. At the
game of bridge the prize was won by
Miss Elsie Mcmillan.
Mrs. II. W. Sherwood entertained thC
members of her luncheon club very
pleasantly Friday at the Wilson, where
the decorations were yellow and white
chrysanthemums, with the place cards
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party adjourned to the home of Mrs.
Sherwood to enjoy a game of bridge
The prize was won by Mrs. Fred Mea-
kin. The next meeting viii be held with
Mrs. W. W. Rivers in the Smith apart
ments.
X x
The Friday Afternoon Bridge club
met yesterday with Mrs Lewis A Ev-
ans. The prizes of the afternoon We're
awarded to Mrs. Wallace NJ. Brsnsford
and Mrs ElbTidge L. Thomas. The
next meeting will be in the evening, a
week from Monday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Roscoe NJ, Breeder.
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Mrs. AbbOline Barnes entertained yes
teTday at Il 4 o'clock tea, i'm honor of
Mrs. NJ. Avis of Twin Falls. The table
was prettiiy decorated i'm pink carna-
tons, with chryanthemums in the par
lors. Mrs. Barnes was assisted i'm en-
tertaining by Mrs. r. C. Savage.
X y X
The first freshman dance of the year
was held i'm the museum hall Friday
afternoon. The dance was one of the
largest afternoon sOcials ever held at
the university. The members of the
class were designated by means of
streamers Of white and blue ribbons, the
.l.E 81 n.
fsom booth which was decorated in
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The freshmen girls of the Gammi Phi
sorority gave a dinner for the other
members of the sorority at the Lion
house Friday afternoon. After the din
ner the girls went to the home OF Miss
Edna Grant, where the evening was
spent in games and music.
X = y
Mrs J. f. Dooly has issued invita-
tons for a luncheon to be given next /
Thursday at the Alta club.
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Mrs. Clarence n, Sampson win enter /
tain the China club Monday afternoon, /
and her card club Friday afternoon, at /
ler home in the Smith apartments.
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Miss Edith Maguire has Invitations
lut announcing her annual exhibition
md sale OF water-color paintings on
December 6 in the Knutsford hotel
obby
y X y
Former Governor and Mrs. John c.
'utler and family viii leave soon after
'hristmas for California, when they
yiu spend the winter months at their
anch near Pasadena.
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Mrs Samuel G. Adams, who with her
title daughter has been visiting with
ler parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. McAnI- Il
am. for several months. viii leave to-
lay for her homo i'm Denver.
Mrs r. Morrison GToUt viii leave
bout December 81 to spend two weeks
with her brother r. L. Morrison, at his
winter cottage at Santa Ana
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Bert Connary. Bingham; Pearl Hard
astle, Sandy.