The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-30

the officers and ladies Of the garrison
viii be received at noon by Colonel ana
Mrs. Walter S. Scott at the CONF
mandants quarters. Later the ladies
and officers of the post will informally
receive at their quarters in Officers
Row.
Mrs. Windsor V.sRice and Miss Rice
We're the hOstesses Wednesday after
noon at a beautifully appointed bridge
tea given at the Rice residence in East
South Temple street Red and white
carnations, gracefully arranged, were
seen in prOfusiOn in the drawing ROOM
and in the dining room a low basket Of
gorgeous pOinsettia (the Christmas
tiower) occupied the center of the tea
table. The hOstesses were assisted III
serving by Mrs. Arthur H Bird, Mrs
Karl A. Scheid, Mrs. Benner X. Smith
and Mrs. John A. Marshall who took
turns at the tea and coffee urns. Eight
tables of the game were played.
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The members of the Utopia Bridge
club were handsomely entertained
Wednesday by Mrs. Henry C. Hoffman
at 2 / o'clock luncheon, followed by
bridge, when six tables were filed with
the players.
The rooms throughout were decked
in Christmas greens and holly, with
large and beautifully Ornamented tree
in the library. In the dining room the
luncheon table, where covers were laid
for tWenty-fOur, had for the central
decoration miniature Christmas tree,
and the color scheme was carried out
with red-shaded lights and vases Of
red roses on the stdebOard and buffet,
with red Christmas bells for place
cards. The prizes given at the six ia
bles of bridge were awarded to Mrs. P.
5. Keogh, Mrs. Fred A. Hale. Mrs. $.
H. PinkeTton, Mrs. Z. d. Woodruff,
Mrs. Matthew Cullen and Mrs. Vaughn
Paul The club will meet in two weeks
with Mrs. J. c. Hanchett.
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Miss Beth and Gladys KimbaH en-
tertained Tuesday evening at a delight
lul dancing party given in honor of
their brother Jack, who is at home from
school for the holidays The rooms
were attractive in Christmas decola-
tons, palms and Indian blankets. The
chdperOnes Of the evening were Miss
Quincy Kimbal and Miss Ruby
KnoWltOn. The young people present
10 enjoy the pleasant evening were the
Misses Katherine Jennings, Edith Du-
senberry LibDie Wells, Venice Farms
worth, Edna Hull Helen ClawsOn, Earl
smith, VIII Abbott, Earl Kass, Allen
Sadler, Harvey Snow, Boyd Park, Jack
Sadler, Irwin Clawson, Ken Thomas
Lester Owens.
At the home Of Judge and Mrs. NJ. l..
Rltchie, Wednesday evening, their son,
OllVer Richie, entertained sixteen
young folks of the neighborhood at a
pleasant card party.
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Mrs. Z. T. Kimbau entertained infor-
mally Wednesday afternoon for a num-
Der of family friends.
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The Thursday Afternoon Luncheon
club was pleasantly entertained yester-
day by Mrs. George r. Raymond at her
apartments in the Woodruff. The 1
o'clock luncheon was followed by
bridge. The next meeting, on Thurs
day, January 6, will be at the home Of
Mrs. George W. Lambourne.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. G. KimbaU will en-
terrain New Years eve at a watch
party at their home in East First North
street
Miss Ethel NettIeton gave a delight
tul musicale at her home, 446 South
Fourth East street, yesterday afternoon
for her pupils. Those taking part were
the Misses Hudson. Cheney. Strfckley,
Violet and Grace Perkins. Brown and
Hanson. The young ladies acquitted
themselves IN pleasing manner.
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The sixth annual complimentary
dance given by the members of the Al
pha Pi fraternity of the University of
Utah at Odeon hall last night was one
of the most successful dances of the
Salt Lake social season, and was the
most pleasing Of the many delightful
dances given by that fraternity. The
hall was artistically decorated in in
sigma of the university and the fra
ternity. Along the white fresco of the
hall small red us" were strung at in
tervals of every few feet At the end
of the hall, in the spaces between the
large mirrors, were two shields of the
fraternity, between which were large
red block US" Upon the side walls.
from the large pillars forming the
arches, were shields of the fraternity.
and upon the bandstand was another
large fraternity shield. Upon the large
mirrors at the ends Of the hall was
placed a large bunch of violets, the fra
ternity flower. from which dropped
down lone streamers Of red and blue
ribbons, the COlOTs of the fraternity
Special attention was given to the mu-
sic for the evening. The dancing was
started by the orchestra striking uD the
tune Of Heidelberg" the music to
one Of the fraterity songs. which was
blended into the music of the first
dance The programs for the dance
were Derhans the most unique and