The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-29
SOCIETY
TODAY,s EVENTS.

TODAY's EVENTS.
6 prominent event in social cir
g cles this evening will be the for
g NAL hop to be given at Fort Doug
g las in the post hall, which will be
g attended by a large number of
g the society folk from town. Ma
g jor and Mrs. J. NJ. Arrasmith will
g entertain a few friends later at
g hop supper at their quarters in Of
g f1cers' Row.
g Mrs. Daniel Livingston will en-
@ terrain this afternoon at cards at
g her home.
g Mrs. Garrett B. WiIkin enter
g tains this afternoon with a bridge
g tea to be given at the home of her
@ parents, MIR. and Mrs. Matthew
g Cullen.
g The dramatic day" program,
@ under the auspices of the Ladies'
g Literary club, to be given this aft
@ ernoon at Whitney hall, begin
g ming at 2 o'clock, will be the GEN.
g ter OF attraction for society and
g club women throughout the city.
9 who are not club members.
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8 The girls of the University Of
@ Utah will give a dancing matinee
8 this afternoon in the gymnasium
g building, beginning at o'clock,
@ when the students of the L. ID. ).
@ college and the High school are
@ invited.
g The amusement committee Of the
@ L. D. 5. college will give dane
g ing party this evening at the
g Odeon, to which ali friends Of the
@ school are cordially invited.
@ The last meeting of the Utah
g Archa Biological society will be held
@ this evening at the home Of Btsh-
@ Cd F. s. Spalding, 4i4 East First
@ South street. A. w. North will
g speak on Native Races of South
@ ern California"
@ Mrs. Richard Cranes entertains
@ the z. Q. c. club this afternoon.
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g A German play will be given this
q evening In the assembly hall at
@ the university.
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g Mrs. Joseph Reeves will enter
g tain 1.-The Jolly Twelve" this after
g noon at her home.
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g The Friday Afternoon Card club
g will be entertained today by Mrs.
g Frank Chamberlain.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Stewart ente
tanned a large number of friends la
evening in their beautiful home
South Twelfth street at cards, the gan
of the evening being Ave hundre
when ten tables were played. II
rooms were attractive with masses
ferns and palms, with vases Of carn'
tions gracefully arranged. The hoste'
was assisted IN entertaining and SER
ing by Mrs. r. S. Ballantyne and Mr.
Raymond T. Romney. Delightful mt
steal selections were given during II
evening by Professor j. j. Daynes, Ml'
Iretta Fife, Professor and Mrs. Geors
L. Shelton ana Master Charles Is. stew
art Among those who were presel
were: Governor and Mrs. Willial
Spry. Judge and Mrs. D. n. Straup, Nj
and Mrs. z. II. Callister, Mr.. ana Mr.
John c. Mackay, DR.. and Mrs. ].
Kingsbury, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Moyl
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.. Mcdonald, ST., NJ
and Mrs. J. G.. Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mr.
George Margetts, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Mcdonald, Professor and Mrs. Waite
NJ. Stewart, DR.. and Mrs. ]. f. Merrill
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Van Colt, Mr.. an
Mrs. George D. Alder, former Govern,
John c. Cutler, Mr.. and Mrs. EdwaI
E. Jenkins, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Dayne
Colonel and Mrs. ]. ]. Daynes, Mr.. ar
Mrs. John c. Cutler, jr., Mr.. and Mr.
S. w. Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Stew
art, Mrs. Margaret ROmney, Mrs. K.
Ballantyne, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ron
ney, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond T. Ron
ney, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Romney, NJ
and Mrs. w. S. Armstrong. Mr.. al
Mrs. E. L. Burton, DR.. and Mrs. A.
Taylor, DR.. and Mrs. L. w. Snow, MI
Elizabeth w. Stewart, Miss Iretta FIT
Professor and Mrs. George z. SkeltO
A charming afternoon tea was give
yesterday afternoon by Mrs Frank
Dodge at her home in Third avenu
when thirty guests were invited
meet Mrs. Charles Lewis Sampson
Fort Douglas, one of the early spriI
brides. White lilacs and sprays
bridal wreaths were the decorations
the rooms, where, from to s, a d
lightful social period was enjoyed. A
sisting in entertaining and serving
the dining room were Mrs. Elizabet
J. Chambers, Mrs. William p. Kise
Mrs. Richard A. Keyes, Mrs. VIII
Uline of Fort Douglas. Mrs. Maxwt
Brothers, Miss Louise Sullivan al
Miss Ethel Mount.
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Mrs Arthur H. Bird was one Of u
hostesses of yesterday. when. in the af
ernOOn, at her home in East First Sou
street, she entertained with five tablt
of bridge. Spring blossoms adorned Il
rooms, and the hostess was assisted /