The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-09
SOCIETY
TopAY,s EVENTS.

ToDAY's EVENTS.
9 Mrs. Clifford r. Pearson will en-
@ tel tain this afternoon at the first
g IN a series of bridge teas given
g at her home In East South Tenn
g pie street.
g Mrs. A. H. Ensign viii be the
g hostess this afternoon at bridge
g tea given ia honor of Mrs. G. A.
g Quigley, who leaves in the early
q summer for trip abroad
@ At Rowland Hall this evening,
@ Miss Colburne will entertain at
g dinner dance given for the MEM s
g bers of the sophomore class.
g X X x
@ Mrs. Abboline Barnes will enter
g tain this Afternoon at her home in
g Ninth East street with a reception
g given to meet Mrs. Flora Sin
g clair, worthy grand matron, Q. Z,
g S. Mrs. Sinclair will also be the
@ guest of honor at a social affair
g this evening in the Masonic tenn s
g pie, given by Electa chapter, y.
g E. S.
g DR.. and Mrs. A. c. Wherry will {
O entertain the members of the Fri
- day Afternoon Bridge club and
8 their husbands this evening at
g their home in G street.
81 x X q
@ A meeting of the Mothers Con- {
g gress viii take place this afternoon 6
6 at the home of the president, Mrs.
g c. E Allen. 929 First avenue, when {
g an interesting program will be {
g given. N P. Stathakos, president (.
@ of the Greek community in Utah, {
g will speak on Education in
@ Greece" Miss Mary B. Fox, super
@ intendent of the normal kinder {
@ garten Of the university, will talk {
@ on settlement work in Chicago.
@ The Browning section of the La
@ dies Literary club will meet to- {
q day with Mrs. Ge0rge w. E. Dor
g sey in the Caithness.
g The women of the u. of U. will {
o meet this afternoon at 2:SO in the
9 kindergarten room in the normal
9 training building.
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9 The P. E. o. society meets this Z
9 afternoon with Mrs. Gould B. 8
@ . o o . . 8 o Q . 8 o o o 9 9 9 @ 9
One of the most unique socials of the
season was that given the girls Of the
Gamma Phi sorority of the University
OF Utah Friday night. The dance was
given in the hay loft Of the barn OF
Antoine Ivens at No. 131 First avenue
The large loft was cleared of its con-
tents with the exception of some bales
of hay, which were used for settees by
the young dancers. The young men all
wore negligee shirts and their school
clothes. and the young women wore
calico dresses. During the evening re-
were served. Professor and
Mrs. George Nj. Marshall and Mr.. and
Mrs. Antoine Ivens Were the chaperons
for the evening.
The annual matinee dance of the girls
Of the university was given in the uni
versity gymnasium Friday afternoon.
The afternoon socials are weekly prov
ing to be more attractive to the young
college people at the state school. The
from the DANCE will be used
TO better equip the girls rest room.
During the afternoon refreshments
were served.
MIR. and Mrs Fred c. Dern enter
mined the members of the Evening
Bridge club last evening at dinner,
which was followed by cards.
X
The Friday Luncheon club was pleas
unity entertained yesterday by Mrs. H.
". Sherwood. The luncheon table was
orettily arranged with red and white
arm atoms in fha eenfar with fbe DIace
ards hand-painted in the same flower.
n the game which followed the prize
# the afternoon was won by Mrs.
Charles II. Heritsge. The club will be
in two weeks by Mrs. w.
". Rivers.
Mrs. o. w. OFT will leave next week
o spend the summer with her parents
n Chicago During her absence Mr..
md Mrs. B. T. Cannon Will occupy the
Dit home. 1850 First avenue
X x X
DR.. w. d. Donoher will leave the lat
er part of next week for southern Cali
ornia. to return with Mrs. Donoher
md little daughter, who have spent the
winter months in that section.
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Mrs. H. @. Williams, Mrs. J. H. Nc
MILAN and Miss Elsie Mcmillan left
Thursday for Los Angeles and Ocean
Park. Cal. for stay Of several weeks.
Mrs. Ross Bradford, who was former
v Miss Lenore Maxwell, entertained
he 7. A. Z. club at her home in East
,ixth South street Thursday evening.
he members present were the Misses