The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-10
SOCIETY
TopAY's EVENTS.

TopAY's EVENTS.
q The first annual Sigma Chi ball s
. at the OdeOn hail given by the
o Beta Epsilon chapter and the Salt
@ Lake Alumni chapter.
O.
. Reception at the Kenyon given
. bv the board of directOVs OF the I
. auxiliary to the reading room OF
. the blind, from 3 to 6 in the par
. lors Of the hotel.
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% The ctilcers and ladies at Fort
@ Douglas will entertain at an in
= formal hop this evening in he post
9 hail.
@ Mrs. George W. Lambourne will
g entertain this afternoon at a 500
{, party at her home, SO c street
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= Mr.. and Mrs. T. Gouldstone Crit
g fin will entertain this evening in
q formally at a dinner at their home
g in East First South street.
@ \
- The bazaar under the auspices of s
g the Ladies guild of ST. Marks ca
&, thedral parish will continue today &
= in the Sunday school room with s
9 merchants lunch served from Il
g 10 o'clock.
9 Mrs. Clarence n. Sampson en-
g tertains the members Of her bridge
g club this afternoon at the Smith 6
9 apartments.
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8 Dances Ancient and Modern, &:
6, will be the subject of the program 6
g to be presented this afternoon at 9
g the regular meeting of the Ladies e
g Literary club. Mrs. NJ L. Richie, g
@ Mrs. Elmer B. Jones and Mrs. c +. e
@ Richards will give papers and reel &:
q tations descriptive of the subject. :
@ Characteristic dances in costumes q:
6, will be given by the Misses Viola g
g and Bessie Service, Naomi HOf- G
@ mann and Marguerite Taylor The e
q scarf dance given under the direc- e
= ton of Mrs. Martha ROyle King at g
. the society vaudeville Will be re- g
@ peated. with the following taking
6 part: The Misses Edna Dunn, Lu- g
6, ellie FRANKIE. ElinOT Stewart, JOY g
g De Camp, Virginia Beatty, Aline g
8 Mcmillan Juliet Banks and Rose
9 Evans. e
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A beautifully arranged luncheon was
given Thursday at the Alta club by
Mrs. John f. DOOly in compliment t
Miss Menzies, who has lately arrived
from England and is a guest at the
Dooly home The forty-five guests were
seated at tables which were laid in the
gold and Oriental rooms Of the club
where the color scheme in yellow anC
white was carried out in masses OF
chrysanthemums, and candelabra anc
lights shaded in yellow.
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Mrs. ]. NJ. Bidwell has invitations oul
for a bridge and Kensington tea TO Dt
given Saturday afternoon at her home
in Fifth East street.
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Miss Elizabeth r. GrOo and John
Wise. whose marriage occurs next
week. were the guests Of honor at
pleasant card party Thursday evening
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wise al
their home in East First South street
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The Thursday Luncheon and card
club was delightfully."- entertained yes
terday by Mrs. Thomas b. Shannon.
The decorations on the occasion were in
Christmas effect, with a small Christ
mas tree occupying the post of honor
on the luncheon table, and sprays OF
holly placed throughout the rooms.
The members OF the club who enjoyed
the affair were Mrs. r. W, Hill, Mrs.
George W. LamboUrne, Mrs B. NJ. Ray
mond, Mrs. Simon Black, Mrs. w. H.
Tobias, Mrs William Weyher and Mrs.
W. r. Williams. The next meeting on
Thursday of next week will be held
with Mrs. W. H. Tobias.
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The members Of the Plate club were
entertained yesterday by Mrs. j. A.
Earls in her apartments in the Viz
ginia. Four tables of bridge were
played. The prize of the afternoon was
won by Mrs. T. r. Black.
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What promises to be a social affair of
unusual Importance viii occur this
evening at the Odeoa dancing hail,
which place has been the scene of so
many brilliant function within the last
few weeks-is the first annual Sigma
Chi ball TO be given by the Beta Epsilon
chapter and the Salt Lake Alumni
chapter.
College fraternities stand for a great
deal in a university town, when the
members generally include the prom
inent leading spirits in college life. A
large number of handsome invitations
bearing the seal and crest of the society
have been issued for tOnights event.
and IL is safe TO say that the entertain
ment will be one of the most successful
of the early winter.
Dancing will begin at o'clock. and
the hail viii be decorated in true college
spirit and effect. The list of patrons
and members of the local chapter are
given as follows: Patrons
and Mrs. Kingsbury, Mrs. S. f. Kar-
rick, Judge and Mrs. Armstrong. Mrs.
Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gus
tin and Coach and Mrs. Maddox.
Beta Epsilon Chapter-Lester A.
Blackner. Harry NJ. Alley. Hugh C.
Lewis. Harold Robinson. Sam n. Kar-
rick, James +. Alley, Frank r. Clark,
Reese NJ. Howell. Louis f. PaddisOn.
Edward p HorsfaH. Desla Bennion,
Roger w. Powers, Thomas n. Sheldon.
Spencer p. Felt, Lewis c. Karrick. Rob
ert S. Gardner, Espy T. Cannon. John
r. Ferguson. Norman C. Lyme, Milton
II. Love. Robert J. Goodwin. Alonzo