The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-29
TE Herald REPUBLICAN, sTLAKE en- UH WEDNESDAY DECEMBER q ee

wedding supper followed. The rooms
were attractive in Christmas decora-
lions of evergreen, holly and mistle-
toe. Mr.. and Mrs. TralEgNb Der will be
at home at the Halls hotel.
A pleasant social affair of Tuesday
evening was the Teachers Alumni
dance at Murray, which was given in
the TrOeadora. A large number were
present ana the hall was handsomely
decorated for the occasion.
The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge club,
which was pleasantly entertained yes
terday afternoon by Mrs. w. r. Wal
lace, VIII meet in two weeks with Mrs.
". y. Cleland, in street.
Miss Naoai Hoffman will entertain
several little friends at a luncheon
thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at her
nome "a East South Temple street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. Pappe announce the
engagement of their daughter Zelda to
j. zimmerman of Brigham City. The
wedding viii take place tuesday, jan
uary 4, at 4:30, at the Congregation
Montefiore, when the ceremony will be
performed by Rabbi Joseph Hevesh.
A luncheon viii be given Friday for
a number of young girls by Miss Marie
Odell, who is spending her Christmas
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George T. Odell. She will return
newt week to Briar Cliff Manor, near
New York, to resume her studies.
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Miss Beth Bradford will entertain
New Years eve in honor of Miss Vera
Eldredge at watch party at her
home.
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Mrs. J. NJ. Denny and Mrs. F. L.
Parker have issued invitations for q
series Of card parties, to be followed
by. tea, on the afternoons of Tuesday
and Wednesday, January 4 and 3. at
the home of Mrs. Parker, S24 East
South Temple street.
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Miss Rae Campbell, Miss Viola Den
halter and Miss Mignon Denhalter viii
receive on New Years day from to
i'm the afternoon, at the nome of Miss
Campbell, 149 North Main street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Hendrickson have
issued invitations for a party to be
given Thursday evening TO celebrate
Ihelf silver WeQQlng.
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What promises to be one of the lead
ing events of Salt Lakes social season
viii be the sixth annual complimentary
dance to be given by the active mem
bers of the Alpha Pi fraternity of the
University Of Utah in honor of the
Alumni chapter of the fraternity, at
the Odeon hall tonight. Beautifully en-
gTaVed invitations, bearing the en-
blem of the fraternity, were issued to
the host of friends of the fraternity
boys two weeks ago. The hall viii be
aTtistically decorated for the occasion
with fraternity emblems and pennants,
college flags and shields and the pen
nants of the University and the High
school The grand march, lead by the
fraternity patrons, viii begin at $3.50
o'clock, and dancing will continue I'M
til o'clock. In order to satisfy the
whims of many merry dancers who
will be present, the boys have arranged
for tWenty-three of the most catchy
college tunes The patrons will be:
Governor and Mrs, William Spry
Mayor and Mrs. John 5. BransfoTd
Hon. and Mrs. w. w. Ritter, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Mont Ferry, Mr.. and Mrs
William Igleheart Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Dale, President and Mrs. J. T. Kings
bury, Mr.. and Mrs. Waldemar Van
Colt, Colonel and Mrs. Walter Scott
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. stephens and
Dr. and Mrs. Clarence Ebaugh. The
active members of the chapter are
DoUTis RaybOuld, George Roberts, A. A.
Anderson, G. V. anderson, S. G. Tay-
Tor, H. @. Richardson, V. L. OlesOn,
j. II. Horlick, w. L. Home L. A
Walker, D. j. Varnes, c. H. Dale, F.
Cameron, c. d. Cutting, r. Shores, A.
D. Taylor, B. H. Grant, D. Oleson, E.
D. LeCompJC and II. 5. Martin. Mem
bers of the Alumni chapter are; NJ. H.
Forbes, H. +. Moore, r. L. StTobel NJ.
H. Lehman, +. o. Hansen, D. L. Pitt,
j. c. Brown, L. j. Ritter, D. j. Jen-
o. Z. Nelson, w. L. Dunn, F. Scran-
ton, V. B. Herbst. c. W. Higgins, T.
Marley j. W. Wade. A. F. Sherman, S.
NJ. Ballard. A. L. Erickson, b. F. lib
hey, G. C. Thompson, w. r. Andrews,
L. H. Perry, f. A. Smith, jr., F. Ben
Mon, J. H. Peterson. F. FerrCn, G. W.
Oanzie, w. S. Keyting, II. II. RunyOn,
H. r. SmOOt, J. P. Russell, NJ. D. Nay
lor Z. L. Jones, jr., S. Morris, T. A
Janney, F. Q. Cannon, F. E. Hahn, E
J. Duggan, A. B. Parsons, F. W. Mon
Oman, D. c.. Richardson, jr., c. c. HOus-
ton, \. r. Suffer- G. D. Koch, NJ. r.
Cheeseman, S. <. Taylor.
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The first annual banquet of the
Alumni chapter of the Alpha Pi fra
ternity Of the University of Utah, held
at the Cullen hotel Tuesday night, was
one of the greatest successes in the
history of the fraternity. Covers were
laid for thirty-ive. The banquet room
was artistically decorated with the !
fraternity cOlOTs, red and blue Along !
the side walls shields bearing the en- !
blems of the fraternity, made in red |
and blue, were hung. Down the entire /
center of the table from end to end ex- |
tended a bed of viOlets, the fraternity /
flower. The alumni members present |
were: Walter Danzie, Walter Andrews. /
Benjamin libby, Samuel Ballard. /
Thomas Varley, Fred Bennion, Fred !
FerrOn, Harry Moore, D. V. Jennings.
A. l. Erickson, Henry Peterson, W. L. /
Dunn. Sam Taylor, Norris Forbes. !
James Wade, Fred W. Monahan, Lisle /
Smith, George Thompson, Darwin /
and G. V. Anderson.
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Miss Louise hewitt. who has been /
spending the last six weeks in Califor-
1fq with her gigtpvC Mr. Grant SMITH,