The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-27
SOCIETY
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fair is strictly invitational, and includes
the leading members of society and mu-
steal circles in the city, who are pleased
10 have an opportunity to welcome Mr..
Brines back to Salt Lake after a years
absence in the east.
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Much social interest centers around
the spring symphony concert to be
given next Sunday April 3, at the Co
fonial theatre, when an added attrac
ton will be the appearance of Mrs.
Agatha BerkhOel Siegel as soloist.
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Section of the Ladies' Aid society of
the First Methodist church with Miss
ChilCott as chairman, will give an April
Fools day party Friday at the home of
Mrs. Fred and Walter Keyworth, 521
East First South street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry COhn will en-
terrain number of friends at dinner
today - meet Mrs. Fred Simon of San
Francisco.
Mrs. Edward Rosenbaum will enter
tain Tuesday afternoon at bridge tea in
honor of out-of-town guests.
I1afIN Joseph eHlGIldlnS
ally Thursday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Fred Simon of San Francisco.
The Ladies' Afternoon Bridge club at
Fort Douglas will meet Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. Willis Uline at her
quarters in officers row.
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Miss Colburne viii give dinner dance
Saturday evening at Rowland Hall in
hnI.nT of he Of he
class. The junior class were given a
similar entertainment several weeks
ago, and Miss COiburne will entertain
for the seniors at a theatre party dur
ing the engagement of Maude Adams
at the Salt Lake theatre the first week
in May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer ]. Rich will en-
terrain at cards Thursday evening at
their home.
Mrs. Rufus johnson and Mrs. George
Eldredge will entertain the members
of the j. T. club and their husbands at
cards Thursday evening in their apart
ments in the Avalon.
Mrs w. H. Weyher will entertain the
Thursday Luncheon club this week at
her home in Fourth avenue
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Mrs. Matilda Bergman. SIS B street.
will entertain Friday evening in honor
of her son, to celebrate his twenty-first
birthday anniversary, for which occa-
sion invitations have been issued.
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One of the social affairs of the week
will be party given by the Misses
Matte McGaTry, Ellen and Lillian Foul
ger at the home of Miss McGarry. About
forty invitations have been issued to
their young friends:
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The o. A. o. club will be entertained
tomorrow (Monday) afternoon by Mrs.
s. IL. Sharman in the IvanhOe.
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Mrs. Ernest Anstee will entertain in
compliment Saturday afternoon at an
Orpheum party for Miss Ethel Nj. Lane.
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The W F. Hancock w. r. c. will hold
their regular meeting Tuesday after
noon at O'Clock in Eagles hall.
The Daughters of Veterans will meet
Monday evening in Odd Fellows hall.
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The Grace Card club will meet Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. j. T. Breckon.
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The Reynolds Circle, Ladies of the
G. A. r., will give a social and card
party Tuesday evening, March 29, at the
home of Mrs. Emma Yocum, 240 Drae-
Der avenue. All organizations of the
G. A. r. are invited to be present.
Among the large social affairs of the
coming week is the bridge tea to be
given inmOrrow, Easter Monday, by
Mrs. c. A. Henry of Ogden at the ''Vir-
ginia.' for which over hundred invi-
tations have been ISSUE /. Among the
many going from Salt Lake are Mrs.
r. A. Grant, the Misses Bess and Cath
crime Snelgrove, Mrs. Howard n. Smell
grove and Mrs. John Ryan.