The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-29
SOCIETY

tanned yesterday afternoon at de-
lightful bridge tea at her home for
Mrs. John Barry Sears. The players
filed seven tables with their game. and
later a number more dropped in for tea,
when Mrs. J. R. Walker assisted the
gay with pink Enshantress carns tons,
and in the other rooms tulips and daft
fodils gave a spring-iike air. The prize
winners were Mrs. Heber NJ. Wells,
Mrs Alexander c. Ewing, Mrs. W. Ed
ward Fife. Mrs. II. Vance Lane, Mrs.
J. 3. Cosgriff. Mrs. ". p. Kiser and
Mrs. ". II. Mcintyre.
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The Salt Lake chapter Of the Amer
lean Institute of Banking will give its
first dance tonight at the Odeon. The
mana cement of the floor is in the hands
of the follow ing well known bank off,
Gals: :. A. Whitney w. H Sherman.
Rodney T. Badger, Charles II. Wells
and L. j. Hayes The entertainment
committee is composed Of Walter john
son, Roger Sherman, Rad .. Cannon,
W. c. Mangum and r. G. Halloran.
Mrs. G B. Pfoutz and Madame
Pfoutz entertained number of friends
yesterday afternoon at bridge. six ia
bles of the game being enjoyed. Later
at tea. the hostess was assisted by Mrs.
". Montague Ferry and Mrs. Els
worth Daggett Prizes were awarded
to Mrs. F. J. Fabian. Mrs. II. L
Charles. Mrs s H. Pnkerton, Mrs
Savage, Miss Marion Rooklidge and
Miss Lane.
DR.. Charles Z. Carter and his friend.
Mr.. butcher, of New York. have ar
rived in Salt Lake and viii remain here
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in the city for short time last sum-
mer and made numerous friends, who
are greeting him once more and vel
coming him as a resident. They diC
temporarily at the Alta club
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The Ladies Literary club meeting
today will be devoted to one iiterary
topic only. it being presidents day, and
Miss Marjorie Paine will read a papt'
on THE Women of Tolstoi." the mu-
sic will be furnished by Mrs. Jack
Taylor. Mrs c. Z Snyder and Mrs. Ed
ward McGurrin. the last named giving
two harp solos.
Miss Homie Herman who has spent
the past few years here, leaves on Sat
uriay for Philadelphia, where she will
Join her two brothers. Her sister. Mrs.
J. J. Baumgarten. VII leave the same
evening for California to spend part
of the winter
Lieutenant and Mrs. Hugh Walthall
entertained last evening at a dinner for
eight. their guests being Lieutenant
and Mrs A. o. Seaman. Miss Storm.
Iieutenants Adams. Miller and Ellis.
Pink roses we're used in decorating the
table.
Miss spald sng has issued invitations
for a silver tea to be given at her home
next Thursday afternoon. when she
will give a talk on the Pan-American
conference in its religious and social
aspects.
Mrs Frank A. Lowe entertains today
at a tea at her home for her mother,
Mrs. F. z. Ripley. who is her guest
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This afternoon, at Rowland hall. the
members of the senior class and the
faculty will entertain few friends at
reading given by Mrs. Igleheart Of
The Servant in the House
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The annual meeting of the members
of the Country club. for the purpose of
electing new officers, will be held Tues
day afternoon at 4 o'clock in the as
sembly hall Of the Packard library.
Mrs. Ledysrd Nj. Bailey viii enter
tain the young girls of the Y. ". c. \.
tonight at her home.
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Mrs. John F. Critchlow has returned
from the Ogden Hot springs, leaving
DR.. CTitchlow there for longer stay.
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Captain and Mrs. William A. Cave
naugh viii give a dinner tonight for
Mrs John Barry Sears of Chicago.
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Mr. and Mrs John W. RoOklidge en-
tsrtained informally at dinner at the
Brausford last evening.
Mrs. Glen r. Boutwell, has gone to
Kansas City TO visit relatives for a
short time.
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Lieutenant and Mrs. @. A. Wieser en-
tertained about a dozen friends last
evening at musicale and supper.
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Mrs. Samuel Newhouse Will entertain
at dinner this evening for Miss Mary
Moore and Mr.. NeCaskeiI.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Abbott of Chey-