The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-10

and Katherine owen. The patronesses
of the evening, who We're distinguished
/ by wearing large white chrysanthe-
NUNS, were: Mesdames j. Is. Cos
griff ID. c. Jackling, f. j. Carten. J.
A. DeBouzek, F. ]. Hagenbarth, Leo
Hummer, J. G. Guerin, John Harvey,
/ c. a. Quigley. p. S. Keogh. ID. j. Lar
annie, J. II. McChrystal. Edward Nc
| Gurrin, j. c. Lynch, J. j. O'COnnOr, +.
| j. WestcOtt, A. Fred Wey.
Dancing began at 8 o'clock, the pro-
gram being dainty affairs in the cOlOrs
of the sodalty, blue and white, tied
with blue cord with the monogram Y
L. 5. in gold in one corner. Fully
three hundred invited guests were
present TO enjoy the evening, and the
hospitality of the charming young
hOstesses, who were: The Misses Ella
Canning Katherine DriscOll, Frances
McChrystal, Margaret Mcmahon, Mar
tina Plumhof Grace Sullivan, Rose
Stevens, Agnes McEntee, Claire Dris-
coll, Rose McDOnough, Florence Gil
lis, Mary Gray. Katherine Behan, Mary
Falcon, Katherine Graves. Mary Ow
ems, Katherine Carroll, Claire Little,
Agnes Mcmahon. Mae O'Neil, Lucy
Chantron, Margaret ellis, Florence
Mullaney, Mrytle Weber, Ruth Kill
leen, Katherine Marion, Marie Meloy,
Elizabeth Fitzgerald, Elsie Hobba.
The floor committee consisted of F.
L. Carton, w Leary, Thomas -O'Brien.
J. R. Canning, r. Treanor, A Bru-
neau, F. V. Fitzgerald, J. F. Tanning,
Edward McGurrin, DR.. Leo Hummer,
J. c. Guerin. a. A. Burke, DR.. J. F.
McEnany. Thomas Holland. d. ]. Lar
annie J. A King
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The engagement has been formally
announced of Miss Beatrice Fox,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Moses Fox
of Hartford, Conn, and George $.
Auerbach. son of Samuel II. 'Auerbach
of Salt Lake, the marriage probably to
take place in the early spring.
Miss Fox is an accomplished young
society girl OF Hartford and Mr. Auer-
bach is the manager of the Auerbach
company, and one of the most popular
young business men in the city. 1t will
be learned with satisfaction that after
the marriage the young couple will
come To Salt Lake 10 reside.
Mrs. W. D. DOnOher and Mrs. George
Z. Airs viii give the first in a series
of bridge teas tomorrow afternoon at
the home of Mrs. DOnOher in Federal
Heights when the cOmplimented guest
of the afternoon Will be Mrs. c. b. Tit
comb. formerly Miss Louis Sullivan,
one Of the early September brides. The
second in the series viii be given Tues
Gay afternoon. November 10. also at
the DOnOher home
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Mrs. E. S. Wright has issued invi-
tatiOns for a series of Kensingtons TO
be given at her home in First avenue
on the afternoons of Monday and Tues
day next, November i and Is.
\
The Lotus club will give the second
in the winter series of dances, Mon
day evening, November 2S. The re-
ception committee appointed to serve
on the occasion being DIR. and Mrs L.
w. Snow, Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Whitney
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence c. Neslen.
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DR.. and Mrs. L. W. Snow will en-
terrain the members of the Lid club
Friday evening, at their home in First
avenue.
There was a large and enthusiastic
meeting held yesterday morning of St
Marks Hospital association, when final
details were satisfactorily completed
for the charity ball There have been
large number of tickets sold, and
there is every reason to believe that
the coming event will be one of the
most brilliant of the many similar
ones enjoyed in the past.
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That the excellence of the program
10 be presented this evening at the
free kindergarten vaudeville will draw
a large and representative audience
is an assured fact. The proceeds of /
the entertainment will go toward /
maintaining the free kindergarten /
work of the city, which has been kept |
up for the past years by the systemat- |
ic efforts of few energetic women.
A fiourishing kindergarten has been /
established in the western part of the /
city. which is doing a splendid work |
among the little children OF the vi |
cinity.
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The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks /
Salt Lake lodge No. 49, will give their |
fourth annual grand ball Friday even /
ing, November IL, at the Odeon dane |
ing academy.
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The women of the University Of /