The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-21
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George J. Gibson and Miss Stubblefeld
while bevy of the younger girls, in
Guiding Mary Hooper, Katherine Rich
ards. ROsamOnd Richie, Emma Zane,
Florence Ware and Frances Ferguson,
assisted in serving in the dining room.
Miss Fora Shaw entertained a party
of friends yesterday at a luncheon at
the Commercial club. followed by a box
party at the Colonial. Pink carnations
were used for the decoration of the Ia
bic. and the young hostess was assisted
by her mother. Mrs. James X. Shaw.
The guests were Mrs Victor Lollin.
Mrs. William NJ. McCTea. Mrs. Ed Da-
wilson. Mrs. T. Chamberlain, Mrs H.
Hart, Miss Zetta Morris, Miss Lenora
Morse and Miss ina Boutwell,.
The women of the Orphans Home
board have been obliged to change
their plans about THE Gingerbread
Man" and instead of having a part of
the proceeds from the one matinee only,
they will sell tickets for the entire week
following Monday. on which they will
get a percentage for the benefit of the
orphans. Tickets will be on sale from
Tuesday morning on.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p. Brooks are
back after a months stay in New York,
Washington and Boston. They visited
with Miss Miriam Brooks while in the
last-named place. and found her max
ing rapid advancement in her musical
studies. Miss Brooks is at home with
Mrs. Arthur Farwel. and is enjoying
exceptional opportunities for advance
ment.
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A delightful affair of last evening, en-
joyed by a great many of the younger
set, was the dance given by the Theta
Epsilon sorority of the university in the
assembly hall. The hall was decorated
i'm the national cOlors, and many cosy
corners were arranged for the comfort
of the guests.
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Mrs. w. A. Cavauaugh entertained
few friends yesterday at luncheon at
her home in Fort Douglas. Quantities
of bright yellow daffodils were used for
the decoration of the table. and the
guests were Mrs. Walter Scott, Mrs
Ward. Miss Ward, Mrs Rifenberick.
Mrs. L. A.. Mcclure, Mrs. T. r. Harker
and Mrs. Bryan Conrad.
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Mrs Hornung of Manti was guest
from out-of-town at the Ladies' Liter
AIRY club breakfast on Friday Mrs.
Hornung was the chairman of the en-
tertainment committee for the fedora
ton meeting last fall, and did much to-
make the visiting club women happy
during their stay there.
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The week opens with two large dances
in the same evening, the masquerade at
Fort Douglas, at which only the army
folk will be present, and the L. l. D.
club dance in Whitney hall, both eiab-
crate events for Monday night.
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Judge William II. King will entertain
a large number of his friends on Tues
day evening with a reception and ball
at the Odeon, the affair being especially
in honor of the two Democratic repre-
seutatives, D. II. Morris End +. B.
Hammond, and complimentary to the
governor and the legislature
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Miss Rose Howard entertained about
a score of her friends yesterday after
noon at cards at her home on Fourth
South street Five tables Of 800 were
played and tallies of hand-painted roses
were used for the guests.
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Miss Evelyn Booth entertained a box
party at the Orpheum last evening. fol-
lowed by a supper at the Booth home.
Her guests were Miss Verna Kimball,
Miss GwendoIin Lincoln, Louise Greal
and Miss Olga Chandler
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The big matrimonial event of the
week will be the wedding on Wednes-
day evening Of Miss Sara Terrell and
Rupert Stockweil. The marriage will
take place in the First Presbyterian
church. Dr. w. N. Paden officiating.
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The marriage Of Miss Minnie Peter
son. a teacher in the L. d. :. L. and