The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-22
SOCIETY
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TODAY's EVENTS.

TODA4'S EVENTS. ::
A. the Country club this even ::
card party VIII follow the :.
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. dboIe dinner
An informal hop will be en- =
owed this evening At Fort =
: Ef.g.as by the officers and Ia =
-. dies of the post, To be given in :
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/" Airs. Malcolm A. Keyser and =
. AIRS. George ID. Keyser viii re- =
d: csiye a large number Of their =
:. l,i.uds -his afternoon at tea :.
. m the home II the former on =
: East First South street =
. The members Of the Saturday :.
:. Evening Card club Will be en- =
: tertained this evening by Dr. =
: and Mrs. A. c. Wherry on c =
= street.
:, The members Of the Browning =
= section OF the Ladies' Literary =
!, club will be entertained today :.
: bv Mrs. W. J. Shealy, $50 East =
!. Third south street. =
Z: There win be a meeting of :.
= the American WOman's league =
:. tins afternoon at 8 o'clock in =
Z: the parlors of the Kenyon hotel. :
:. An interesting program has =
:: been prepared. Miss Resale :.
e: Pollock viii read the paper OF :
:. the afternoon. :
.: The Ladies guild of St. :
I: Marks cathedral viii hold a :
=: cake sale this morning at Walk :.
= er's store.
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Mrs p II. Hopkins presided over
a pretuly arranged reception and tea
Yesterday afternoon at her home on
second avenue, which proved TO be
one of the most pleasant social events
of the week The rooms We're at
tractively decorated with a variety OF
choice flowers and autumn foliage.
White chrysanthemums were used in
the drawing room and reception hall
with tain vases of pink carnations IN
the library and music room. In the
dining room rich red dahlias and
sprays of autumn leaves adorned the
table. where Mrs. Russell l.. Tracy
Mrs. H. Vance Lane. Mrs. w. c.
Shoemaker and Mrs. George Y. Wal
lace poured tea and coffee. assisted
by the Misses Frances Ferguson
Katherine Cobbs, Dora Han and
Beverly Riley.
Assisting the hostess in receiving
and entertaining were her sister
Mrs A / 4 Pea
body, Mrs. p. r. Ferguson. Mrs a. j
Vance. Airs. King Cobbs. Mrs. Harry
FennemOre. Mrs. W. c. Coulson Mrs
C. d Lockhart. Mrs. A Thomas
Punch was served during the aft
eruo0u by Mrs. George j. Gibson and
Mrs Fred KnickerbOcker. Two hun
dred Invitations were issued for the
affair. and most Of that number Were
present during the receiving hours
from g 10 @.
For Miss Sybeila ". Clayton who
leaves soon for an extended stay
abroad, Mrs. Joseph r. Nibley and
Mrs Joel Nibley entertained the
members of their sewing club and a
Few other guests in delightful man
ner yesterday afternoon. The affair
was given iu the new Nibley home al
tractiye and bright with vases OF vel
low chrH sauthemums
About twenty-five were present
and a particularly pleasant feature OF
the afternoon were musical numbers
given by Miss Clayton. Mrs. Harold
Peery of Ogden and Miss Mignou
Denhalter.
The Misses Margaret and Marie
Gibbons We're the hostesses at a very
pleasant bridge affair yesterday aft
ernoOn given at their home on Third
avenue Ten tables of the game
We're played. followed by a tea.
Chrysanthemums and autumn leaves
adorned the rooms. The occasion
was quite informal and a number OF
the Young friends Of the hOstesses
assisted during the afternoon.
Mrs j. NJ Bowman entertained
with a prettily arranged luncheon
yesterday at her home on East First