The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-15
SOCIETY
ToDAY'S EVENTS.

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g tertain the members Of the Utopia 2
g Bridge club today at luncheon g
g at o'clock at her home. Sal East .
9 Fifth South street. Bridge viii g
g follow the luncheon. g
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9 The music section Of the Ladies e
g Literary club meets this morning Q
g at 10 o'clock at the club house. q
g Mrs. ". S. Giesy win talk about 9
q the growth of opera in France. q
6 Mrs NJ L. Oglesby VIII give a g
@ sketch OF GounOd and his opera, q
g Faust" Other musical Numbers g
@ viii be given by Mrs. c. c. Daily,.&
g Mrs. A. H. Peabody, Mrs. a. q. .
g Kerr, Mrs. Cook and Mrs. J. c. g
g Hanchett. @
g = X X g
g Lynds chaper No. 1, o. Z. S., 81
g win entertain this evening at the g
&, Masonic temple, when there will g
g be an installation Of officers, fol- g
g lowed by banquet. All members 2
= or the order are invited. 9
900 Q q 9 9 . . o Q . 9 g 9 8 3 9 9
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The luncheon given Tuesday by Mrs.
John c. Cutler at the Alta club was one
OF the most elaborate social functions
Of the early winter The round table,
laid in the gold room of the club, was
triumph of the florists art. A long,
low mound Of pink roses and En-
chantress carnations, fringed with
ferns, formed the central decoration,
from which sprays of smilax extended
TO the place cards the intervening
spaces being filed with violets. Those
enjoying the delightful affair were Mrs.
J. T. KingsbuTy, Mrs. Walter S. Scott
of Fort Douglas, Mrs. Charles Bagley,
Mrs. Walter A. Cooke, Mrs. NJ. II.
Walker, Mrs J.. c. Beebe, Mrs. Joseph
j. Daynes jT. Mrs. Edward +. jenkins,
Mrs. Herbert r. Cutler, Mrs. p. S.
KeOgh, Mrs. Elizabeth BOnnemort, Mrs.
Joseph Young, Mrs. Willard Done, Mrs.
Joseph GeOghegan and Mrs. w. G.
Romney. After the luncheon the party
adjourned to the Orpheum theatre,
where the guests filled two boxes at
the matinee performance.
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Miss Aline Mcmillan was hostess at
a pleasantly informal bridge tea Tues
day afternoon given for Miss Juliet
Banks Of Kansas City. About twelve
young girls We're present to meet the
guest Of honor. At the three tables of
bridge the prizes were won by Miss
Carey Marshall, Miss JOY DeCamp and
Miss LOreen Leary
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A particularly delightful social affair
the Ladies' Literary club, following the
successful bazaar under the auspices of
the Ladies guild of st. PauTs parish.
The floor was filled with merry dancers,
and the hall was handsomely decorated
Tor the occasion in Christmas effect.
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The Ladies' bridge club was delight
fully entertained at Fort Douglas Tues
day afternoon by Mrs. F. NJ. Miller at
or unfEn i'm ns
prizes of the afternoon were Won by
Mrs. j. NJ. Arrasmith and Mrs. 7. r.
Parker. The club viii meet in two
weeks with Mrs. Paul c. Potter.
The Social Sixteen Card club held a
pleasant meeting Thursday evening at
the home of Mrs. @. H. Heritage. The
rooms were attractive with chrysan-
themums in different shades. gracefully
arranged throughout. -Four tables of
the games were played, and the hostess /
was assisted in entertaining by Mrs.
N. A. Peters.
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Mrs. r. w. Hill entertained the MEM /
bers of her bridge club Tuesday after /
noon at her apartments ia the Cath /
ness. The next meeting will be held /
with Mrs. James Ingebretsen.
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The Daughters Of the Pioneers are
making elaborate preparations for their
annual Old-fashiOned ball. which VIII
take place on the evening of Tuesday,
December Is in Social hail. AS far as
possible old-fashioned costumes win
be the rule, together with old-style
dances, and a basket picnic such as
was served in the early days.
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A social affair Of Importance in
school circles viii be the Red and
Black dance in the High school gym
nasium Thursday, December % for
which invitations win soon be Issued.
1t IS expected that the details will be
carried out in more elaborate manner
than ever before. The patrons Of the
occasion are annOunced-Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Savage, Mr.. and Mrs. p. A.
Dix, Airs. Jessie NJ. Freeland, Miss Ella
Dukes Mrs. S. E. Karrick, Miss Mary
Nayne. Miss Annie AIOmett, Professor
George A. Eaton and r. S. AIcNiece.
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Miss MenZies leaves today. after a
pleasant visit, for California to spend
the winter.
Mrs. Ferdinand Dickert. Miss Elsie
Dickert and Mrs. James A. Miner are
among those who leave today for a Cal
ifOrnia trip,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Mcmillan and
daughter Margaret viii be in their new
home in Second avenue before Christ /
mas.
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Miss Maud May BabcoCk viii leave
today for Philadelphia to spend the
holidays with her parents.
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Mrs Thomas Atkins OF Denver, Colo.
who was taken seriously i'll while Wis
fling her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. D A |
Fitzgerald, is recovering az st. Marks |
hospital