The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-04
SOCIETY
TopAY's EVENTS.

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= A dinner party will be given this (
= honor of Frederic Knight Logan, '
y who is with the Chauncey Olcott =
= company. Following the supper Z
y theatre party will be given by Miss Z
\ Carrie Stewart, In Mr.. Logan's =
y honor.
= The third in a series of delightful :.
= teas given by Mrs. Allen 7. Sanford
: will be that with which she viii en- :
\ terrain this afternoon at her home :
= in the Virginia apartments. :
: Miss Vedi Beebe, a popular Novem- =
Der bride. will be the complimented =
! guest at ar Orpheum party and a :
: supper at Franklin's this evening, :
= with Miss Alice Dunbar as the host =
! ess. 4
= Miss Baumgarten, who entertained =
= with tea on Tuesday, will be host =
= ess today at luncheon to be given \
= at her home in the Smith apart =
= ments.
: A five hundred" party to be given
= this evening will be that with which \
Z Mr.. and Mrs. George Winsness will =
= entertain number of friends at their =
home in ID street. :
\ The Cup and Saucer card club will \
= be entertained this afternoon by Mrs. =
7 G. w. Lambourne at her home in c =
= street.
; At the meeting of the Sewing club \
+ this afternoon, Miss Winifred Lynn =
7 will be the hostess at her home in =
= Fifth East street. =
= The Undine club will be entertained :
= at the home of Miss Louise Parry, =
4 No. 1917 South Seventh East street, y
= this evening y
= Mrs. z. o. LeatherwoOd and Mrs. =
+ c. Z. Heuser will entertain the MEM =
y bers of the College club this even
\ ing at the home of Mrs. Heuser, No. =
: 81 Bransford apartments.
! The art section of the Ladies' Lit +
= erary club will meet this morning y
= at 1918 o'clock at the club rooms, =
= and a paper on Cathedral Sculp- y
= ture" will be given by Mrs. A b. =
= Gibson. \
, The board of directors of the La =
, dies Literary club will hold a meet :
= ing this morning at 10 o'clock at the 4
\ club house.
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The Utopia club was delightfully."- enter
tanned yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs Olive Gaylord in the Ivanhoe apart
ments. The luncheon table was effec-
lively decorated in ferns and yellow
and covers were laid
for eighteen guests. In the bridge games
played after the luncheon the prizes
were awarded to Mrs J. G. Hanchett,
Mrs. E. A. WedgwOOd Mrs. Mathew Cul-
len and Mrs. NJ. B. Stanley. Mrs. f. d.
next meeting, to be held Wednesday,
Nov. H.
A prettily appointed luncheon given
1noN r.~4et, Lob I
II. Pesle entertained a few friends in
formally in honor of Mrs. Harry Allen
of Twin Falls, Ida, Mrs. Peale's house
guests. Mrs. Nichols of Portland, Ore,
and Mrs. GlOchner of Los Angeles. a
cluster of yellow chrysanthemums graced
the center of the dining table. Following
the luncheon, bridge was played, and
the prize was won by Mrs. c. E. Fuller.
Mrs C A Quigley entertained the
members Of the Crystal Bridge club yes
teTday afternoon at her home in East
Third South street. Five tables of bridge
were played, and an effective arrange
ment was carried out in the decorations
ferns and carnations graced the center
of the tables, while a different color
scheme was carried out in the decorations
for each table. In the parlor a red and
yellow scheme was carried out in the
tallies and other decorations, while the
colors chosen for the other tables We're
pink. green and white Mrs. Quigiey was
assisted in serving by her niece, Miss
Emma Quigley, and Miss Elise Yates.
The bridge house prize was awarded 10
Mrs. NJ. J. Daley. The next meeting of
the club will be held Wednesday, Nov. Il,
at the home of Mrs. James Langton in
East First South street The guests pres
ent were Mrs Frank Bird, Mrs. M J
Daley, Mrs. D. j. Gallivan. Miss Kate
HallOran, Mrs. Ned Hewett, Mrs. r. c.
Hill, Mrs. Thomas Kearns. Mrs. James
LangtOn, Mrs. ]. c. Lynch, Mrs. 3. O.
Mecklenburg, Mrs W. w. Rives, Mrs
Bismarck Snyder Miss Frances O'Meara
Mrs Frank ]. Westcott, Mrs. Vaughn
Paul, Miss Marie Gibbons, Mrs. Claude
Williams. Miss Charlotte Holmes and
Mrs. W. d. Foster.
Mrs. Allen Sanford was the hostess yes
terday at a bridge tea, the second Of a
series being given at her apartments In
the Virginia flats, Four tables of bridGe
were played. the prizes going TO Mrs
Walter futile, Mrs A. P. Hoppaugh, Mrs
j. A Earls and Mrs. o. K. Lewis. The
rooms were charmingly decorated
throughout in a pretty arrangement OF
white and yellow ehrysanthemums.
X 4
The Tuesday afternoon Card club wa
delightfully."- entertained this week at the
home of Mrs. George W. LambOuTne in
c street Mrs. w. II. Dee of the Smith
next meeting of the club, to be held
Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 8.
X X X
An afternoon tea was given by the stu
dents of Miss Bentley's school yesterday
afternoon at the school rooms in Gordon
academy. A delightful musical program
was rendered by the pupils of Miss Is
Their Allen and Miss Matte Hall, and dur
ing the afternoon delicious refreshments
were served by the students of the do
nestle Spfence danartfOpDt of the school
x X X
The American Music society held its
first meeting for the season at the home
program was composed Of selections from
ticipating in the program being Hugh
Rothsehild, Miss Sybella Clayton, Miss
Edna COhn, Miss Loreen Leary, Miss
Minette Baer and Mrs. 5. o. s. Nelden.
X X
The Froebel society held a meeting
Wednesday at the university and the of
ficers for the coming year were elected.
he officers are Mrs. Mary B. Fox, pres
mt: Mrs Fred Snow, vice president.
d Mrs. Bessie Jones, secretary and
Feasurer.
Mrs. David Crane was the hostess at a
pretty tea given yesterday afternoon al
her home. Mrs. Crane was assisted by
Mrs. Chase A delightful afternoon was
passed in games and a sewing contest,
in which the prize was won by Mrs. G.
c. COuntryman. the judges being Mrs.
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