The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-30
SOCIETY
TopAY,s EVENTS.

@ Mrs. A. Fred Wey and daugh- 6
@ ter, Mrs. Vaughn Paul. viii en- g
@ terrain mis- afternoon at a large Z.
g bridge party in honor of Mrs. z. g
e, A. Wall and daughters, the Misses 9
g Selma, Alice and Mary Wall. 9
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g The ladies Bridge club at Fort g
@ Douglas Will meet this afternoon g
@ with Mrs. T. R. Harker. 9
g Miss Edna Mareroft and Miss Q
g Helma Ekstrand entertain this @
@ evening at a china shower in honor .
@ of Miss Edna Hill, a December g
@ bride. Q
g The building committee of the @
g State Street Orphans Home and Q
@ Day Nursery will meet this after Q
g noon at she home Of Mrs. Edwin &.
@ Kimball at 2 o'clock. g
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@ There will be no meeting this 9
g morning of the tourist section of @
@ the Ladies' Literary club, it hav- 9
g ing been postponed until Tuesday @
o morning, December Z. 9
g X \ X 9
@ The Seekers Literary club will q
g bee entertained this afternoon by @
g Mrs, Blackmarr, 176 West Fifth Q
@ South street. @
g 900 g Q g % 9 100000 @
Judge and Mrs. r. J. DOwall enter
tanned last evening at beautifully ap-
pointed dinner in their new bungalow in
First avenue in honor of Federal Judge
Page Morris of Minnesota. and Very
Rev. Dean Harris, LID. Among
other guests present were Mr.. and Mrs.
]. c. Rose, and Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Weaver. The dining room was bril-
liantly lighted in electric effect, and
pink and green candles in cut glass and
brass candelabra. The same colOrs
were also carried out in the table dec
orations, where pink roses formed the
central decoration. In the music room
pink and white chrysanthemums were
seen, with ferns and roses in the study.
After the dinner a delightful social
evening was enjoyed by those present
The largest social event of Monday
evening was the concert at the Shubert
theatre, when Miss Flora Wilson ap-
peared in the leading role and was
greeted by her many friends, including
the leading society people Of the city.
Miss Wilson leaves for Logan, where
she will sing tonight in concert role,
and also will address the WOman's club
in the afternoon. She viii return to
Salt Lake Wednesday. Thursday she
goes to Provo and Friday to ogden.
In both cities she will appear in con-
certs, assisted by Karl Klein and Har-
old Osborne Smith.
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The monthly meeting of the Regi-
mental Bridge club Saturday evening
at Fort Douglas, which was held in the
post hall, was an unusually delightful
social gathering. The prizes were won
by Mrs. Willis Uline, Mrs. Reese, Cap
tain w. A. Cavenaugh and Captain T.
r. Harker.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Nelson of PSI
Third avenue have announced the en-
gagement Of Mrs. Nelson's sister,
Miss Winnie Bates, to Charles E. Allen.
The marriage will take place in this
city late in December.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Gaumer announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Lulu, to Frank Johnson. The mar
riage will take place in December.
Mr.. and Mrs. HyrUm ]. Smith an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter. Vera. to Edwin N. Austin, the we'd
ding to take place in January.
X X X
The younger girls Of the Gamma Phi
sorority will entertain in honor Of the
senior members Friday evening.
Saturday evening, December Z, the
women of the Westminster Presbyterian
church will hold a bazar. A luncheon
will be given in connection at noon with
a dinner following in the evening. The
committee in charge are: Mrs. L. Sin
clair Mrs w O. Williams and Mrs
Will TOyne. The affair will be given
in the Odd Fellows hall in Postoffice
place.
X X X
Mrs. r. S. Joyce and Mrs. Hibbard of
Ogden spent Saturday in Salt Lake, the
guests Of Mrs. Z. NJ. Allison, Jr.
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Mrs. J. F. Spaulding. who has been
a guest in the city for some weeks at
the home Of her son, Bishop Franklin
S. Spaulding, and daughter, Miss Sarah