The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-13
SOCIETY

most delightful pOst-Lenten event
was the cotillion at the university club
last evening, given by the club mem
bers to their friends. The affair was
attended by large number of the mem
bers, a great many of whom were spec
tators. The german was led by Joseph
Z. Game. with Mrs John Frank Judge.
and six sets of figures, several Of them
quite complicated, were danced. Thir-
ty-five couples danced in the fancy fig
ures and the ensemble made a most
attractive picture.
The favor tables at the entrance TO
the large hall were presided over by
Mrs. John A. Marshall, Mrs. Heber NJ.
Wells. Mrs. Joseph z. Game and Mrs.
Arthur Bird. The favors, while simple,
were effective, the large fancy hats
for the girls being especially gay and
attractive Tin horns, paper Easter
eggs and bon bon snappers and other
novelties. all added to the fun. The
punch table was arranged in the narrow
alcOve near the front entrance and near
midnight a supper was served in the
ladies' dining room.
The hall was hung with college pen
nants and quantities of handsome
flowers were used throughout the
rooms. A screen of palms and ferns hid
the musicians, who, stationed at the
north end Of the large hall, furnished
beautiful dance music.
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The bridge tea to be given this af-
ternOon at the Ladies' Literary club by
the Hospital Aid society bids fair to
be one of the most successful given so
far. Already nearly as many tables
as the hall viii hold have been reserved
and preparations are made on an elab-
crate scale. The party is, of course.
open to all who wish to attend. The
guests viii be received by the officers
of the association and refreshments
viii be served on the lower floor where
Mrs. Windsor V. Rice and Mrs. W.
Montague Ferry will pour tea and cof-
fee Mrs. f. L. Oswald viii have charge
OF the tables and Miss COlburne and
Miss Hague have planned a pleasant
surprise in the way Of prizes.
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The members of the Orphans Home
association viii give a bridge tea at
Rowland hall on the afternoon of April
Y, for which preparations have already
begun. Mrs. Rachel S. Miller. the presi-
dent, will have charge of the affair
Mrs. Edwin Kimball will head the COM
mittee on refreshments. Miss Lena
Hague will reserve tables for those who
wish them, and Mrs. Sol SiegeI will have
charge of the prizes.
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A quiet home wedding of Yesterday
was that of Miss Eva Carroll and r. s.
HOrth, which took place at noon in the
presence of few intimate friends Of
the bride and groom. The ceremony
was performed BY Rev. Elmer
Goshen at the home of the young people
2S9 East Third South street, and was
followed by an informal wedding break
fast. Mr.. apd Mrs. Horth will be at
home after April IS at the above ad-
dress.
A number of Salt Lakers went to Og-
den yesterday afternoon TO attend the
tea given by Mrs. Hollingsworth and
Miss Minnie Kiesel at the Virginia.
Among them were Mrs. E NJ. Allison.
Mrs. W. J. Shealiy and Mrs. ]. f. Mar
shall.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Porter, who are
in Los Angeles visiting their daughter.
Mrs Charles Spencer Mann. expeet
to leave soon for a visit to San An
tonic, Texas. when they will 90 nv
steamer to San Francisco before com
ing home.
Mrs. Q. W. Powers returned yesterday
from q short stay in Los Angeles.
whittier she went from Goldfeld. Judge
visiting Judge Powers there. Judge
Powers will be home the last of the
week from Goldfield, where he has been
on business.
Mrs. j. WalcOtt Thompson will give
a luncheon on Thursday of this week
at the University club for Mrs. I. Mil
ton Thompson, wife of General Thon1p-
son. who was formerly stationed at
Fort Douglas.
Mrs. William II. Block. who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ". z. Block. will
leave on Thursday to join Mr.. Block in
Tonopah.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Spargo of Ogden.
are guests for few days of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. A. Grant
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Miss Dagmar Orlof will entertain the
Thimble club at her home Thursday af-
ternOon.
Mrs p. II. Jennings and little son.
Trenton, are here from Los Angeles
visiting friends. Mrs. Jennings is a sis
ter Of Mrs. Alice Merrill Horne.
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MIS- InOmas II. Fitzgerald and her
son, Thomas. are now settled for
while at Sl9 Daisy avenue, Long Beach.
Cal
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Mrs. Ray Brandon leaves Thursday
for Los Angeles TO visit DR.. and Mrs.
Z. V. Withee for short time.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r L. Campbell of
Logan, are in town, guests Of Mrs. Alice
Merrill Horne.
x
Mrs. Marie Gerrans and her daughter
Miss Gladys Gerrans. have returned
from a three months stay on the coast
with friends
x
Mrs. G. NJ. Forbes is back after a
stay Of several months in the cast
having visited friends in Cincinnati and
St Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs R. c. Kremers and their
little girl viii shortly be at home at
$50 Twelfth East street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Cosgriff enter
tanned a few friends at an informal
dinner last evening.
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