The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-20
SOCIETY


Word comes from Spokane of the an
nouncement of the engagement of Miss
Elizabeth Glendinning TO Marion r.
Cummings. Miss Glendinning IS a well
known Salt Lake girl, and although she
has lived in the northwest for some
years, she has visited here within the
past few years. Her father, the late
James Glendinning, was mayor of this
city for some years, but since his
death the family has not made its home
here The wedding i to be one of
the early spring events.
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Mrs. o. w. Powers entertained a
number of her friends yesterday after
noon at a bridge tea at her home, Lin
bridge. Mrs. Frank Jennings poured
tea for the hostess, and number of
friends came in besides those who en-
joyed the game. The bright varie-
gated tulips of the early spring were
used foI the table decorations, and
prizes in the game were won by Mrs.
Hardness, Miss Keogh. Mrs. Rock
lidge, Miss Louise Stubblefeld ana Miss
Kate Williams.
The girls OF the Theta Epsilon soTor-
ity entertain at d dancing party this
evening in the assembly hall at the
university. This will be one of the last
events of the university season. The
guests include the members of the
Gamma Phi sorority, the Alpha Pi. the
Sigma Chi and the Amici Fidissimi fra
ternities and d few invited guests. The
dance Will be under the patronage OF
President and Mrs. J. T. Kingsbury
Dean AID Mrs. Byron Cummings, Pro
fessOr and Mrs. F. w. Reynolds and
Professor and Mrs. g. NJ. Marshall.
Judge William H. King yesterday is
sued invitations for d ball to be given
on Tuesday evening at the Odeon. Gov
ernor William Spry and Representa-
tives d. Fl. Morris and F. B. Hammond
are the especial guests of honor, and
the affair is given in compliment to
the members of the state legislature as
well.
DR. and Mrs. Will am r. Beer viii
entertain the Archaeological society
this ev zig at their home on 3 street
ProfessJt Edward Bull Clapp of the
University of California viii gi"e al
illustrated lecture on Greek painting.
Mrs. Roberts :. Gray viii receive n
formally this afternoon at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Taylor. No invita-
lions have been issued, but all her
friends will be welcomed.
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a number of dances were given last
evening i'm all parts of the city, chief
among them being the old-fashioned
social ball at the Social hail. MT. and
Mrs. Albert s. Greaves- Walker and Mr..
and Mrs. HaIbert WitherN entertained
q party of young people in compliment
to st. Paurs choir at a dancing party
at the Colonial hotel which was great
ly enjoyed Another dance which was
attended by a large number of young
people was that given by the First
Unitarian society at Unity hail.
Mr. and Mrs. II. q. Whitney and their
daughter sail today from New York 60
join their sons n Germany for six
months tour of Europe.
Mrs. p. r Ferguson will entertain to-
day at an informal bridge party at her
home.
Miss Fora Shaw gives luncheon to-
day at the Commercial club.
Miss Rose Howard viii be the hostess
this afternoon at kensington at her
home.
The P. Il. O. society meets this aft
eruoon with Mrs. J. W Christy at her
home in the BTansfCTd.
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Mrs. Samuel c. Park enterta ned the
Cup and Saucer club yesterday after
noon at her home.
The members Of the University club
and their friends will enjoy a musicals
next Friday evening, followed by infor-
mai dancing.
The most important event of this
evening will be the annual banquet Of
the University club men.
Mrs. A. d. Smith leaves tonight for
Long Beach to attend the wedding of
her sister