The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-18
SOCIETY
ToDAY's EVENTS.

TODAT'S EVEN ! D
q Christmas shopping has taken .
q the place of social affairs, and 9
o. gatherings Of a social nature these g
Sdays take place in the attractive 9
&, stores and smart shops, to the eX- +.
9 clusion of bridge teas. Kensing- g
g tons. IuncheOns and dinners. for g
g mai and informal, IN the home. g
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Q The P. E. o. society viii meet 9
g this afternoon with Mrs. j. W. q:
6, Christy at her apartments in the 9
g Bransford. 9
. Tonight. at Rowland Hall, a e
G, class evening of music will be en- d.
g jOyed, under the direction of Mrs. .
g Charles G. Plummer p.
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g The Octave club will be enter g
g tanned this afternoon by Mrs. Da- 9
g vid w. Mcqueen. g
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q The second in a series of infor- @
g NAL KensingtOns viii be given this g
@ afternoon by Mrs. w. b. Albert 9
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The Odeon dancing han was the scene
last evening OF one of the largest social
functions in school circles OF the year
on the occasion of the bah given by the
students of the L. d. S. college under
the direction of the board of directors.
The large hall was handsomely deco
rated in the Christmas greens, college
banners and pennants, with the class
cOlors everywhere in evidence. Inc
principal attraction was an immense
Christmas tree, brilliantly lighted and
decorated. from which the dance pro-
grams were distributed. The souvenir
programs were unique and specially de-
signed for the occasion with the letters
l. d. S. L., in gold, surrounded by a
wreath of holly. Cozy corners were mt
ted up by the different classes with the
distinctive banners and pennants.
The grand march, beginning at $3.50,
was led by Horace Cummings. Music
was rendered by the OdeOn orchestra,
and the programs held twenty dances,
with many extras. The hall was crowd
ed during the evening with pupils, par
ents and friends, many of the old stu
dents coming expressly TO attend.
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A delightfully."- informal kenslngton
was given Friday afternoon by Mrs,
w A. AlbertsOn at her home IN b
street. She was assisted in entertain
ing by Mrs W. S. Mitchell. The rooms
pink chrySanthemums. Those enjoying
the afternoon were Mrs. p. S. KeOgn,
Mrs G.. w. Boyd. Mrs. A. H. Ensign,
Mrs A H. Peabody, Mrs. NJ. H. Sears,
Mrs. A Fred Wey, Mrs. w. 5. Mitchell
Mrs Clarence G. Barrow, Mrs. Lewis
Cam. Miss Helen Richards, Miss Lizzie
Rockwell and the Misses Margaret and
Nan Gibbons. Mrs. Albertson will en-
terrain at a similar affair this after
noon.
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Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Aus
tin X. Tiernan delightfully."- entertained
at the second in a series of Spanish
dinners. which was a unique and in
teresting affair. yellow and red was
the color scheme running through the
artistic decorations. A yellow basket
filled with red and yellow roses adorned
the center Of the table, where the menu
was perfectly carried out in Spanish
style. Covers were laid for eight.
Poinsettia and yellow tulips were seen
throughout the paTlOr, library and re-
ceptiou hall with pleasing effect.
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Judge Page Morris of Duluth was the
guest of honor at a beautifully appoint
ed dinner Wednesday evening given by
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. HOppaugh at their
home in East South Temple street.
BeduUfui red CaFna atoms were the dec
Grafton Of the dinner table, which was
lighted by candelabra shaded in red.
Judge Morris left for his home yester-
day.
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DIT. and Mrs. Fred Stauffer entertained
the members of their evening card club
Wednesday night at their home, Eight
tables of bridge We're played.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Miller will enter
tain Christmas night for their son
Gleed. when the center of attraction
will be a Christmas tree. About thirty
children and young people viii be
asked to enjoy the delightful entertain
mcnt.
Miss COlburne was the hostess Friday
evening at Rowland Hall at a charming
dinner. when the guests Of honor WIRE
Bishop p. T. Rowe of Alaska, Bishop
F :. Spalding and Miss Spalding.
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The members of the Luncheon club
were pleasantly entertained yesterday
at "A I o'clock luncheon by Mrs. W. w.
Rivers in the Smith apartments. In the
bridge game which followed the clun
prize was Won by Mrs. J. II. BaTdwen
and the guest prize by Mrs. Claire
Rivers. The next meeting, in three