The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-30
SOCIETY
TooAY,s EVENTS.

lOoAf'S EvGNIo.
{. The afternoon bridge tournament :
T. will meet today with Mrs. o. J. :
= Salisbury at the Salisbury home in y
e East First South street. =
& The Germania Ladies' club will =
= give a card party this evening in y
| : their hail. Prizes will be given and !
: refreshments served. :
: The Utah Woman's Press club :
= will meet this evening at 1870 =
= o'clock at the Exponent office in :
= the Bishops building, and all mem y
= bers are requested to be present. =
= :
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The Ladies' Literary club house was
well filled yesterday afternoon with a
large representation OF handsomely
gowned Salt Lake society women, on
! the occasion of the card party, which
was one in series of similar affairs
given within the year under the aus
pices of St Marks Hospital association.
1t was a delightful and notable gath
ering, and particularly enjoyable after
the Lenten lull, with the added salts
faction of aiding charitable and wor-
thy cause. Bridge was the game of the
afternoon. Thirty tables were filled with
players. Many tables had been re-
served for parties of congenial friends
to play together. Mrs. William c. Jen-
nings, Mrs. William McGrath, Miss
Howat and other officers of the associa-
ton received the large number of
| guests, making them feel as much at
home as If in their own drawing rooms.
At the close of the game a number
/ came in for tea, which was served in
/ the dining room below where the table
was attractive with lace centerpiece,
doilies and spring flowers gracefully
arranged.
| Mrs. Rachel S. Miller and Mrs Edwin
| Kimball poured, assisted by Mrs E. V.
| Silver. Mrs. w. H. Child. Mrs. C. E.
/ Carter and Miss Spalding. There were
no prizes given, as has been the custom
on previous occasions, but appropriate
/ favors were given to players having the
| highest scores at the different tables, as
| follows: Mrs. c. E. Richards, Mrs. W.
| H. Dee, Mrs. r. w. Hill, Mrs. L. c.
| Miller, Mrs. W. B. Stanley, Miss Elinor
| Stewart, Miss Howat, Mrs. Ira d.
! Wines Mrs. George w. E. Dorsey, Mrs
/ Mrs. W. w. Rivers, Mrs. Russell Wood
ruff, Mrs. j. T. Treasure, Mrs. Sinclair,
Mrs. William McGrath, Mrs. NJ. L.
| Richie, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. G. A. Steiner
Mrs. Samuel Paul, Mrs. A " Gala
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Earls, Mrs. Charles L. Rood
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| At the Luman home on East Second
| South street last evening, Miss Mary
Luman and her brother, Kenneth, enter
| tanned fifty of their young friends at a
| delightful card party, with five hundred
as the game. Ten tables were played
Potted palms and spring blossoms in
| profusion adorned the rooms, and the
young hostess was assisted at the sup
per which followed the game by her
mother, Mrs. Abner Luman, Miss Mary
Halloran and Miss Mercy Lewis
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The Post Bridge club at Fort Douglas
was pleasantly entertained yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. Willis Uline, when
the prizes were won by Mrs. G. P. Stall
man and Mrs. c. R. Elliott.
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At the regular meeting of the Quin-
genta club yesterday afternoon the
prizes were awarded to Mrs H E.
Booth, Mrs. H. w. Sherwood and Miss
Abbie Herman. The club will meet in
two weeks with Mrs. T. E. Newman in
Fifth avenue.
Miss Grace Dorius entertained the
Tuesday Afternoon Card club very
pleasantly yesterday afternoon at her
home. Aside from the members of the
club two tables We're filled with guesT.
The prizes were won by Miss Lulu
Harr and Miss Wanda Pratt, with the
guest prizes going to Miss Cora Brown
| and Miss Darlene KimbaIl. The club
will meet in two weeks with Miss Wan
da Pratt.
The annual breakfast given by the
Bayvisw Reading club, which is always
a delightful event in club and social
| circles, will take place this year several
weeks earlier than is the usual custom
on account of several of the members
/ leaving the city in the near future The
/ breakfast will be served Friday at u
o'clock at the Commercial club, and the
menu will be followed by toasts and a
literary program.
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The concert given at Garfield townsite
Monday evening for the benefit of the
| Miners club house proved to be a sue
/ cessful affair from every standpoint.
/ The local talent were ably assisted by a
number of Salt Lake artists. The affair
| was under the direction of the Rev.
Maxwell w. Rice and Mrs. Anna Col
born Plummer. Others assisting were
Professor and Mrs. George E. Shelton.
Mrs. w. S. LOOMS, the Misses Isabel
and Amy Osborne and Mrs. John Reed.
Miss Hannah LeCcmpte and Miss Ophe-
liza White of Fayetteville, Ark, accom-
panied the party, who left on the after
noon train, returning at midnight.
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The local chapter of the American
Woman's league VIII hold a meeting
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
Linden hotel. A very interesting pro-
gram will be given, and many things of
interest to the members discussed. All
members and those interested in the
league are invited
This is vacation week for the students
of Rowland Hall, and the young girls
are enjoying the days in a pleasant in
formal manner Not many of the girls
left to visit their homes, the time being
TO limited.
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Mrs. Frank d. Hobbs and Miss Hobbs
will leave in April for Long Beach, Cal,
for an indefinite stay.
Miss Charlotte Holmes will return to-
morrow from California, where she has
spent the last few months.
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Judge and Mrs. A n. Cherry, former