The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-14
SOCIETY
TOpAYis EVENTs.

ToDAY's EVENTS.
. Mrs. John @. Cutler will enter Z
= tain today at the Alta club at a
9 luncheon, to be followed by a box &
9 party at the Orpheum.
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- Miss Aline Mcmillan will enter {
g tain this afternoon in honor of 6
g Miss Juliet Banks at d bridge &
9 tea.
= The Ladies Bridge club at Fort &
= Douglas viii meet this afternoon {
g, with Mrs. r. NJ. Miller.
9 Mrs. c. H. Heritage entertains
9 the members Of the Social Sixteen {
@ this afternoon at her home, 72s
9 First avenue.
9 The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge {
% club viii meet tits afternoon with
g Mrs. R. w. Hin in the Caithness {
81 apartments
g, The bazaar given by the Ladies'%
q guild of ST. Paurs parish will 6
Q open this morning in the Ladies 6
g Literary club house. There VIII e
g be all sorts of attractive features 6
g in connection with the annual 6
e, sale, when the tables and booths G
@ Will be in charge Of Mrs. George g
@ Morrow. Mrs. c. r. Perkins, Mrs. e
g j. A. Reeves, Mrs. j. L. Yundt, &
g Mrs w. +. Sharp, Mrs. S. S. g
g Owens, Mrs. A. II. COWie, Mrs. J. g
q L. Raybould, Mrs. Cronk, MTs. G
e, Sam Neel Mrs. S. Knapp and 6
O. Mrs EalfoV- e
g In the evening dancing will be g
@ enjoyed under the auspices OF the &
90 young peoples societies. of the 6
g parish. which promises to be one g
% of the pleasant social events Of g
@ the season. 6
q" The Seekers Literary club meets 9
q. this afternoon with Mrs. w. NJ. 9
o. Havenor 7S6 Third avenue. II g
% Mrs. r. w. Hill in the Caihness 6
@ viii be a LOngfellOW afternoon, 9
90 with quotations and readings g
@ from the works of the poet. 9
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The principal social event of Mon
day was the luncheon given in compli
ment to Mrs. o. J. Salisbury by Mrs
w. S. Mccormick at the Mccormick
home in Center street. A basket oil
American Beauty roses formed the
beautiful decorations of the luncheon
tabl, where monogram place cards
were laid for II guests.
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Miss Menzies of England. who is
spending a few days at the J. E. Dooly
home on her way to California, was
the guest of honor at a pleasant after
noon tea Sunday, when a number OF
guests We're invited to meet her by Mrs
John A. Marshall.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Reid on Harvard avenue was the scene
of a delightful Sunday night supper
which was enjoyed by 10 guests.
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A pretty wedding took place at the
home of Nj. and Mrs. j. NJ. Wardrop
Saturday evening, when their daugh-
ter. Miss Florence WardrOp, and F. L.
Kent were married by Bishop George
Wo0lley. A reception followed the GER
mony which was attended by the
friends of the bride and bridegroom.
The rooms were prettily decorated for
The interesting occasion with red and
white carnations and smilaX. The
bride was charming in gown of white
silk null, carrying a bridal bouquet
lf white roses. She was attended by
her sister. Miss Rachel WaTdrOp. who
wore a pretty bridesmaid gown Of
white null. Mr.. and Mrs. Kent will
De at home after January 1 at 761 Haw-
horne avenue.
At a meeting of the members Of the
Governors club held in the club rooms
IN December u, 1909 an election of Of
icers to serve for the ensuing six
months was held, anC resulted in the
following; Denis j. Murphy, presi-
lent; Lewis NJ. SOWles, vice president,
William w. Fuller, secretary; Leslie r.
squires, treasurer; Bernice G. Richard
son. sergeant-at-arms. A number of at
fairs were discussed and other bust
ness transacted. Allen Bassett was
unanimously elected in the club. The
club has decided to give a bob-sleigh
party the evening of Tuesday, Deem
Der a.
Mrs. n NJ. Hamilton and niece, Miss
Lucille Clark, viii leave soon after the
holidays for New York, from where
they viii sail for Paris, where Miss
Clark viii enter a finishing school to
remain for two years Mrs. Hamilton
viii stay several months i'm the French
before returning 10 Salt
Lake.
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Miss Margaret Walker. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Walker; Miss No
-inne Thompson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ezra Thompson. and Miss Lillian
Lane, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Vance Lane viii return the latter part
g no
they are attending Miss Benefits
school, to spend the holidays with their
parents.
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Mrs w. Fl. Rowe and daughter Miss
Amy Rowe, viii spend Christmas with
Mt. Rowe and daughter. Mrs. 2. j.
smith, at Riverside Orchard ranch
near Corinne, Utah
AR and Mrs. w. W. Winter are
spending a few days in Provo.
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Ar and Mrs. George a. Steiner and