The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-08
SOCIETY
ToDAY's EVENTS.

ToDAY'S EVENTS.
= Colonel and Mrs. Joseph J. 4:
= Daynes, jr. and Mr.. and Mrs Ed 8
:. ward r. jenkins entertain this ::
!. evening at a large dancing party :.
: and reception at the Odeon- :
Z" 4 x :.
!; The wedding of Miss Elizabeth :.
:: Ward and Thomas " Bowen viii =
: take place this evening at O'Clock, =
: at the home of MIR. and Mrs. Clar- (.
8 ence f. Post, 4SS South Fifth East &:
: street. :
: A large social event of the even 8
= ing is the reception 80 be given in :
: the parlOrs of the First COngrega- &.
= tiOnal church by the members of :
: the congregation TO welcome their :.
: pastor, the Rev. Elmer I. Goshen. 8
: and his bride. :
: Mrs. Percival O. Perkins will en- =
: terrain this afternoon at her home q.
: in West Fourth South street, in =
= compliment to Miss Elsie Dickert, 8
: who leaves next week for a trip to :
q" southern California. :
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: A luncheon win be given today :
: at the Bransford by Mrs. Charles :
{. Mrs. Ernest Stenger win be host :
= ess today at a luncheon. e!
= The Crystal Bridge club meets :
: this afternoon with Mrs. Frank =
: Bird.
:. Mrs H. G. Whitney win entertain =
= the members of her sewing club =
= this afternoon. =
: A meeting of st. Marks Hospital =
= association will be held this morn =
= ing at the Y. NJ. c. A, to hear re- =
:: ports of the charity BAH commit =
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A wedding Of Tuesday, which came
as a great surprise 10 their many
friends. was that of Miss Margaret c..
Miller and George w. Heintz, which
took place at the apartments of the
brides mother, Mrs. Rachel s. Miller
I'm the IvanhOe. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Very Rev. Samuel r.
C0lladay, dean of ST. Marks cathedral,
IN the presence of the family only. Mr.
and Mrs. Heintz left Immediately for
Los Angeles. Miss Miller has for some
time held her place as one of the most
popular girls in salt Lake society. Air.
Heintz, as manager of the United
States Smelling, Refining & Mining
company, is a prominent figure IN
business and social circles.
Mrs. David Keith was hostess at q
charming bridge tea Tuesday afternoon
1r i'm r-
street She was assisted by Mrs Thorn
as Weir and Mrs. John r. Dolly. Amer
lean Beauty roses and chTysanthemums
We're the graceful decorations through
out the rooms. Ten tables Of bridge
We're played.
A delightful social affair took place
at Fort Douglas Tuesday evening, when
Or. and Mrs. c.. p Stauman received
the officers and ladies of the garrison
ard a number of friends from the city
at taen quarters. The occasion was
the first at home given by DR.. and Mrs
Stallman who were married i'm ROCheS-
ter, y. Y, in October, and have recently
arrived at the post. The rooms were
attractive with vases of cut flowers, and
the Regimental band rendered the mU-
sic of the evening. DR.. and Mrs. Stall
man were assisted i'm receiving their
guests by Major c.. J. Nanley and DR..
T. b. McCOWn.
At the prettilv appointed table in the
dining room Mrs. Walter S. Scott, Mrs.
J. NJ. ATrasmith and Mrs. Willis Uline
poured tea and coffee, assisted by Lieu
tenants Gary, Dickson, Ellis and Sell
man.
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An interesting program has been pre-
pared for the regular meeting Of the
Ladies' Literary club Friday afternoon
at the club house, when the subject viii
be, Dances, Ancient and Modern" Mrs
NJ L. Richie will read paper on dane
ing, and a descriptive talk on the same
subject will be given by Mrs. Elmer B.
Jones.
Miss Marguerite Taylor will dance the
Highland Fling and the Sailors Horn
pipe, the Sword Dance will be given
by Viola Service, and the Spanish
dance by Naomi Hoffman. Miss Bessie
and Viola Service viii be seen in an
Irish jig. ShauntrueX is TO be given by
Bessie Service. The scarf dance, given
some weeks ago at the society vaude-
Vile, will be repeated under the direc-
ton Of Mrs Martha ROyle King, includ-
ing the following young society girls:
Miss Lucille FRANKIE, Miss Edna Dunn,
Miss ElinOr Stewart, Miss Allne Nc
MILAN, Miss Rose Evans, Miss Joy De
Camp, Miss Virginia Beatty and Miss
Juliet Banks. A reading viii also be
given by Mrs c. b: Richards.
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The Quingenta Card club was pleas
antly entertained Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. j. w Currie. Five tables of the
game were played, with the prizes be-
ing won by Mrs. c. II. Heritage, Mrs.
g. B. Rose and Miss Hermann. The