Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-10
SOCIAL. AND
PERSONAL

The event Of tonight IS the vaudeville
entertainment to he given at the Salt
Lake theater for the benefit Of the free
kindergarten. and it Is expected society
will be out in force. Among those who
have taken stalls and loges are Mr..
Newhouse, Col, and Mrs. E. +. Holmes,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Dinwoodey, Mi.
and Mrs. w. S. Mccormick. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. II. Walker. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hammer,
Mrs. ]. Walcott Thompson is hostess
this afternoon Mt u bridge tea, the
decorations throughout being in pale
pink chrysanthcmums. and nine tables
played with about 20 others coming in
for tea.
Miss Lesley Woodruff entertnins this
afternoon ut bridge tea In honor of
her friend, Miss Geraldine Richards of
San Diego. nine tables being PLAYED
and number coming In for tea. The
rooms are decorated with profusiun
of chrysanthemums. and several
friends assist.
Mrs. f. S. Wright has issued inyi-
tations for two kensingtohs to be given
next Monday and Tuesday at her home
on First avenue.
Mrs w, ]. Lynch entertained yestcr
day at cards. her guests being the
members of the Crystal club Tho
rooms We're decorated in the seasons
flowers and four tables played. Tho
prize was won by Mrs. w. w. Rivers.
Mrs. w. l.. Nicol. Mrs. NJ. l.. Dix and
Miss Dix entertained this afternoon
at II tea at the home of Mrs Nicol.
The Liberty chapter D. a. r., will,
meet this afternoon with Mrs. Roscoe
NJ. Breeder, and an Interesting pro-
gram is planned.
Tonight company OF young ANA
tours give THE Kentucky Belle" at
the Eleventh ward amusement hall, tho
performance to be repeated tomorrow
night. The careful preparations prom
iso a successful affair.
The Lotus club gives it's second dane
ing party of the season next Monday,
Nov. IS, the committee In charge being
Dir. and Mrs. j.. w. Snow. Mr.. and Mrs.
C. l.. Whitney and Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
cnce Neslcn
Mr.. and Mrs, Leo Richards and Mrs,
Mark Jeffs Of Heber City LEFT ycster-
day afternoon to spend the winter at
Thatcher, Ariz.
Mrs. G. II. Titconb, formerly Miss
Louise Sullivan, will be guest OF honor
a, bridge tea tomorrow. given by M,s.
w. d. Donoher and Mrs. George r..
Airs at the Donoher home. the affair
to be the first In a series to be given
by the same hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Klser left YES
tcrday with their son Philip for IL
months stay In California
A brilliant affair Of last night was
the ball given at Odeon hall by the
sodElity of st Mary's cathedral, the
hall being decorated In palms and
noted plants. and the proorams being
done in the sodality 5colors, blue and
white. and the sodality Initials In gold
{ In the corner, Punch was served from
booths decorated In gold and white,
n III every way reflected credit upon
those In charge On the reception COM
mittee were the officers of the sodnlity,
Misses Ella Canning. katherine Dris-
coll Frances McChrystal and Margcrct
SatcAialop. md tho following assisting:
Misses IAEnes McEntec. Grace Sullivan,
Martha Plumhoff. Rose stephens Claire
5Driscoll. Rose McDnnough Florence
ellis, Mary Grey. ita Uterine Behan,
Mary Faloon katherine G raves. Mar
4rpret Owens. Katherine Carroll Claire
little, Agnes MCMAHON. Nav o'Neil,
n Li,cv Chantron.s Margaret Gli'Is, Fran
ccs NIu,loncy. Myrtle Weber. Ruth ISil-i
( 1eon. Katherine Marion, Marie Mcloy,
Elizabeth FitzGerald Elsie Hobba
Tho following young girls served punch
during the evening The Misses Rose
Stevens, Elsie Hobba, Frances sullivan,