The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-20
Coming Events

The spirit of patriotism win prevail
during the coming week when Washing
toms birthday viii be the excuse for
many social affairs more or less elaDo-
rate, the annual luncheon TO be given
by Spirit of Liberty chapter at the Brans-
ford taking the lead.
At Fort Douglas Tuesday evening one
of the largest formal hops of the sea-
son in military circles will be enjoyed
in the post hail.
Colonel and Mrs. Walter S. Scott and
Captain and Mrs. Willis Uline will act
as hostesses on the occasion, when aside
from the officers and ladies Of the garTl-
son, there viii be large attendance from
town.
An elaborate affair OF the week in
Masonic circles will be the colonial ban
to be given Monday evening, FebruaIy
q, the eve of WashngtOns birthday, IN
the Masonic temple, by the three chapters
Of the Order of the Eastern StaI-Lyhus
No. l. Aizpah No. 5, Electa U. D.
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A complimentary banquet viii be given
by the Ladies' Aid society of the First
Methodist church, in honor Of the Rev;
and Mrs. H. J. Talbot and the Rev ana
Mrs. f. B. Short.
Mrs. o. J. Salisbury viii entertain Mon
day afternoon with a bridge tea.
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Thursday evening at Fort Douglas
lieutenant and Mrs J. ). UpnaIn VIII en-
tertaln at cards.
The Ladies' Bridge club at Fort Doug
las will meet Tuesday afternoon WIN
Mrs. F. W. Rowen.
The Utopia Bridge club viii be enter
tanned Wednesday by Mrs. E. A Wedg-
wood in the Miller flats.
Mr.. and Mrs. John V. Tedford enter
tains at dinner Tuesday evening at their
home
The great gathering Of the members o., OF
the Young Family association Will take
place in Whitney hall next Tuesday
night WashingtOns birthday. For weeks
past the various committees having the
affair in charge have p9en olilsen I-.ii1
working, looking to everything that VIII
insure an absolute and unquallfied sue
cess That IL will be one of the big
events of the season is now demonstrated
by the reports of those committees. Every
arrangement has been made for handllng
the large crowd that is expected. WINE
invitations have been issued, yet II mas
been found impossible TO reach every
member OF the family. Hence public an
nouncement Is made that every descend
ant of the five brothers Young Is invited
10 attend, whether receiving an INVITA-
lion or not There VIII be q large orcheS-
ira which will furnish music for the little
farce, "A Dress Rehearsal, to be given
by descendants OF the family, and for
the dancing.
Mrs. L. W, Snow will entertain the
members Of the Quingenta Card club on
Thursday afternoon at her home, 446
South Third East.
The Woman's Republican club viii give
an afternoon card party Thursday at the
home of Mrs. J. J. Thomas, No. 10 En-
cry apartments, at o'clock.
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The senior class Of the University of
Utah have issued invitations for their
fourth annual dance at the Odeon, Fri
day evening February 20 The patrons OF
the occasion will be Hon. and Mrs. w
W. Ritter, President and Mrs. ]. 7. Kings
bury, DR.. and Mrs. Joseph +. Merrill,
Professor and Mrs. George NJ Marshall,
Professor and Mrs. Richard R Lyman
Professor and Mrs. Fred J. Pack, Mrs
J. T. Beless.
The NJ. / A. OF the Twentieth ward
will give a costume party on the evening
of Washington's birthday in the ward an
yex Prizes will be given to each Of the
best in the following groups OF costumes
National, historical or old fashioned, dra-
matte or miscellaneous. In addition 70
the regular dances there VIII be special
dances. Miss Delaney's pupils viii give
a classic dance, Miss Alton Murdoch. the
sailors hOrnpipe. a skirt dance by 6
lady. MISS Mary MQTOOGh VIII BlNt
q rope dance The pupils Of Miss Elsie
Ward viii also be seen In dances Tit
Misses Service will give the Highland
fling. The chaperons OF the affair ar
Dr. and Mrs c. T. Wilcox. DIT. and Mrs
z. S. Wright Mr.. and Mrs. John Q
Critchlow. Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Nibley
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Nystrom, Mr.. anN
Mrs. George T. Badger.
Miss Allie Fletcher and Miss Nell Rob
inson Will entertain Monday evening a
the home Of Miss Robinson, 34S Univer
sity avenue, at a WashingtOn's birthda,
party.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Railroad Mail as
recitation, Will give a ball and banquet Il
honor OF the Ogden auxiliary, IN Odd Eel
lows hall Wednesday evening, Febru
airy q.
Invitations are out for an elaborat
dancing party to be given by the AmiC
Fiddissimi Fraternity Of the Universit
of Utah on the evening Of Friday Marc
4. at the Odeon. The patrons Of tn
evening will be Governor and Mrs. Wi
liam Spry, Mayor and Mrs. J, s. Brans
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Ritter, Presi
dent and Mrs. J. T. Kingsbury, DR.. an
Mrs. W. c. Ebaugh, Professor and Mr.:
G. NJ. Marshall. DR.. and Mrs. c. G. Plum
ner, Rev. and Mrs. E. I. Goshen, Pro
fessor and Mrs. H. I, Brown and Profes
sOr George a. Eaton.
Miss Miriam GUdbe will give a Wash
ingtOns birthday party Tuesday svenin
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