The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-27

. hubert Burton.
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A delightful social event of yester-
/ day afternoon was the bridge tea
/ given by Miss Stella Fabian in COM
pIiment TO Miss Carey Marshall in an
! ticipatiOn of her leaving within the
week for an extended European trip,
/ and two Out-Of- town guests, Miss Trask
/ Of Denver and Miss Dickson OF Mar
tins Ferry. o. The young hostess was
/ assisted at the prettily appointed tea
table, where pink carnations formed the
! centerpiece, by Miss Edna Dunn and
! Miss ElinOr Stewart. At the five tables
| of bridge the prizes We're awarded to
| Mrs, J. A, McCaskell, Miss Mildred Nc
| MILAN, Miss Margery Dew Miss Edna
! Dunn and Miss Carey Marshall.
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| Lieutenant and Mrs. F. NJ Miller of
| Fort Douglas entertained pleasantly
I last evening at cards, the game being
| college hearts. The cOlors Of different
| colleges were used at the five tables. A
number of guests from town enjoyed
the occasion. aside from the officers AMI
ladies of the post.
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Mrs. w. .. Maclean was one of the
hostosses OF yesterday afternoon at a
five hundred party at her home in Sec
Ond avenue. Seven tables of the game
were played, The prizes were won by
Mrs. Simon Bamberger and Mrs. Tony
Midgeley. The decorations were pref
tily carried out in red and white carna-
tons, smilaX and ferns. The hostess
was assisted in serving by Miss Clara
CahOOn and her daughters, the Misses
Mildred and Lucille Mac,ean.
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The members Of the sophomore class
of the university gave party for mem
bers of their class in the kindergarten
rooms of the normal building Saturday
night. The boys selected their partners
by lottery so that all Of the girls would
be sure to be at the party. During the
evening the class songs were sung,
games were played and refreshments
were served.
The boys of the freshman class of the
university gave a stag party Saturday
night. All of the class members were
present and a very pleasant evening
was spent.
The fourth of q series of card parties
given by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the
American party was held at the home
of Mrs. L. Z. CamomiIe, 1890 South
Ninth East street, Friday evening. The
evening was spent i'm five hundred,
after which prizes were awarded to the
winners, and souvenirs were given to all
the guests. One of the features Of the
evening was a Gypsy fortune telling
booth, which was very popular attrac-
ton. Later i'm the evening a dainty
supper was served The house was
beautifully decorated in American flags
and red and white carnations. The aux
Hilary win also give Dollar Expert
ence" social on the evening Of March IL
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by herself, to the campaign fund, and
each must tell how she acquired it. Mrs.
CamOmilC was assisted during the
evening by Mrs. Olive Ravens, Mrs,
Willard +. Snyder, Mrs. J, II. Witbeck,
Mrs. Clifford and daughter. Those win
ming prizes were Miss Rena Wright
and Mr., c. Henry.
The members of the Interalia club
were delightfully."- entertained by Mrs.
William j. Smith Thursday evening
at the IvanhOe apartments. The even
ing was spent in playing whist, the
prizes being won by Miss Rae Reins-
shriber and Mrs. L. Freedman. The
rooms were prettily decorated with the
national cOlors throughout The dining
room was decorated with flags. Supper
was served for twenty, the hostess
being assisted by her mother, Mrs. H
L. White, and Mrs. A. B. Cline The
next entertainment of the club will be
given by Miss Rose Bergerman.
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A surprise party was given in honor
Of Miss Marie Kaas Wednesday even
ing at her home, 1890 South Fifth East
street. The evening was pleasantly
spent in games music and dancing,
after which refreshments were served
Those present were Elsie Koch, Charles
Anderson, Grace Hewlett, Edward
Kaas, NARCOTIC Ryan, Willard Jen-
sen. Lila Carver, Clayton Jones, Isabel
Gibby. Ed Veltz, Sigrid Johnson, Nor
ris Atkins, Annie Jensen, Alva Harris,
Rhoda Gibbons.
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Miss Ivy Foulger and Mrs. Essie Car
ter entertained at a George Washing
ton party Tuesday at the home of Miss
Foulger in honor Of Miss Lily Mitchell. |
who sails soon for Europe The rooms
were decorated with flags and bunting, |
with large flag draped between the
parlOrs. Music and games were en- /
jOyed, and the guests, who were
dressed in colonial style. We're the |
Misses Ella Mitchell Emma Welt. |
Edith FOulger, Sallie CrOshaw, Eva
Cox, Ethel Martin, Mrs. Bert Foulger. /
Mrs. q. s. Rudd, Conrad Welt, Edward |
NiOl ms ADs-A L Il bui6tIr u fluuU, JOlln /
Hail. George Spencer. Carl Mason, Da- |
vid Collins. James Tally, Harry Nc /
Donough, George Stanley.
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Mrs. A. b. Cline entertained at her /
day at her home in honor Of her fiftieth /
birthday anniversary. Many close |
friends and relatives We're present at /
the dinner. when covers were laid for /
twenty-eight.
Mrs. A. r. Cline entertained at her 1
home Tuesday afternoon at a Washing /
ton whist party. Prizes were won by 4
Mrs. Charles Stewart Mrs. J. Cohen /.
and Mrs. William J. Smith. The deco /
rations were in the tricOlor and the /
talIies were small flags
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Mr. and Mrs. William Handlev were
pleasantly surprised Saturday evening /
at their home. 500 South Eleventh East
street. the event being the thirty-sec- !
ond anniversary of their marriage. !
Games and music were the features Of |
the evening, and refreshments were 1
served. Those present were Mr.. and |
Mrs. /. G. Cox, Mr.. and Mrs Hugo
Franz, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Cheshire.
AR and Mrs. George Handley Mrs. s.
c. Cheshire and the Misses Jose Willis,
Lillian Handley, A. L. Park and Fred
WaddinO-C and