The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-02
SOCIETY
ToDAY's EVENTS.

ToDAY's EVENTS.
9 Mrs. "a. H. Ensign entertains this 9
afternoon at a bridge tea given in (:
9 honor of Mrs c. A. Quigley, who 9
contemplates spending the sum-
g mer in Europe. 9
g Mr. and Mrs. George W. Lam .
g bourne will entertain at dinner =
9 this evening in compliment to =
g Miss Katherine Adams and Lieu 9
g tenant Wiley Z. Dawson and 2
9 members of their bridal party. Z"
g An Orpheum party will be given ="
g this afternoon by Mrs. Ernest 9
y Anstee in honor of Miss Ethel NJ q"
9 Lane. 9
g At Rowland Hall this evening g
g Mrs. Jarley's Waxworks" will be 9
g given in the assembly room, under g
g the direction of Miss Humphrey, Q
@ Miss Carleton and Mrs. Hampton. .
g The local chapter of the Ameri- g
g can Woman's league viii hold =
g meeting this afternoon at O'Clock 9
g at the Linden hotel An interest q"
g ing program Will be given and g
Q many things Of interest to the &.
g members discussed. All members g
g and those interested in the league g
g are invited 10 be present. g
g The P. E. o. society will meet 9
g this afternoon with Mrs. d. G. g
g Dart and Miss Decker at the home g
g of Mrs. Dart, 1894 East Second q.
- South street. g
- g 9 . g. = e &. 8. 9. q g g 9 . s: 2 g e 9
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The military hop last evening given
in the post hall at Fort Douglas was
one of the most enjoyable given dur
ing the year at the post. About fifty
guests were present from the city, in
GLIDING a large number of the younger
society set and their chapeTOns. Cap
tain and Mrs. w. A. Cavenaugh and
Lieutenant and Mrs. F. NJ. Miller, who
We're the hosts and hOstesses of the
evening, received the guests at the en-
trance of the hail. which was hand
somely decorated with the regimental
flags and potted palms. The table from
which the buffet supper was served had
a large bowl Of yellow jOnquils for the
centerpiece. The regimental band was
IN attendance and the evening proved
TO be delightful
A prettily arranged informal after
noon was given yesterday by Mrs.
Kenneth c. Kerr at her suburban home
in compliment to Mrs. c.. z. Wantland
of Denver. who returns today to her
home after pleasant visit of several
weeks il the city. The rooms were fra
grant with spring blossoms, and the
guests were all friends OF Mrs. Want
land.
A pleasant afternoon affair of yes
terday was given at the home of Mrs.
Fred and Walter KeywOTth in East
First South street, when section two of
the Ladies' Aid society of the First
Methodist church entertained at an
April Fools day party The cOlOrs-
red, yellow and black-were strikingly
used throughout the rooms. POrtieres
between the doors and drapery over the
windows were formed of strips of pa
per in the cOlOrs. Every guest was
presented with FOOLS cap which was
worn during the afternoon. Miss Chill
colt was the chairman of the after
noon program which consisted of orig
inal and appropriate games. Assisting
in entertaining, aside from the host
esses were Mrs. P A. Dix Mrs. Gears
Mrs. Cosgrave, Mrs. AIcEwan, Miss
Nellie Carter and others. About one
hundred and fifty guests were present
between the hours of ? and 8.
X
The final class dance of the year at
the High school was enjoyed last even
ing in the gymnasium 1t was given
y by the sophomore class, of which Earl
Kass is president. The large room was
attractively decorated with the class
colors. purple and yellow. combined
with sthe national colOrs, and a large
number of guests were present, includ-
ing the members of the class and per-
sens invited.
A pleasant outing and excursion was
enjoyed yesterday afternoon by the |
boarding pupils, the teachers and a
number of the day pupils of Rowland |
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car for Fort Douglas, from where they |
walked to Emigration Inn, in Emigra- |
ton canyon. After enjoying a bounti- |
fuI supper at 3 o'clock the party walked |
back at sunset to the city.
X
Mrs. NJ. Bergman entertained last |
evening for her son, Louis Bergman.
TO celebrate his twenty-first birthday
anniversary. Twenty-Five of his young
friends were invited. Pink and white
roses and carnations were the attract
i've decorations of the house.
Mrs. w. H. Dale and Mrs. S. c.
Snyder have issued invitations for a
musicale to be given Tuesday after
noon, April 5, at the apartments of Mrs.
Dale in the Miller flats.
X x
Mrs. w. c. Alexander and Mrs. w.
w. Armstrong have returned from a
months stay in Venice, Cal.
Mrs. John Malta and baby arrived
yesterday from Ely. New, and are Wis
iting with Mrs. Malia's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. D. Gurnsey, in East First
South street.
y X X
The annual breakfast of the Bayview
Reading club, which is one of the lead
ing literary organizations of the city,
proved to be a delightful social occa-
sion, and was given in the women's
dining room at the Commercial club
yesterday. The club cOlors, green and
white, were gracefully carried out, with
sprays of smilax and white carnations
scattered over the cloth The dainty
hand-painted place cards, which were
the work of one of the club members
were in green and white flowers and
foliage. and were placed for twenty-one
guests An informal program followed
the breakfast, which was served at u
O'Clock, when brief talks were given by
each member. Members of the club