The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-23
SOCIETY
ToDAY's EVENTS.

: At the Fifth East hotel this aft =
ernoon Mrs. F. w. kUss and Miss =
Ross Will entertain at bridge in =
compliment to Mrs. Eugene b. =
- Palmer and Mrs. Z. b. SpTague. -
The Utopia Bridge club will be -
= entertained this afternoon by Mrs. -
- h. A. WedgwoOd in the Miller flats. -
:: The Wednesday Evening Bridge =
= club will meet tonight with Mrs. =
- W. ID. Maclean, 965 Second avenue. -
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= There will be a meeting this =
= morning Of St. Marks Hospital =
association. =
4" The meeting of the American =
= Woman's league, which was to =
= have been held today at the resi- =
=: dence of Mrs. f. BcnnemOrt, has =
y been indefinitely postponed. =
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The post hall at Fort Douglas was
the scene OF a brilliant military and
social function last evening, when the
officers and ladies of the post gave one
of the largest formal hops of the season.
The hall was deliberately decorated in
military effect, which was heightened
by the full dress uniforms of the officers
and elegant tOilettes Of the ladies pres
ent. At the entrance to the hall, which
was arranged in artistic effect with
rugs and palms, with a background Of
regimental flags, Colonel Walter 5.
Scott, commandment of the post, and
Mrs. Scott, Captain Willis Uline, post
adjutant, and Mrs. Uline, received the
large number of guests, which included
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official members of the garrison.
Governor and Mrs. William SpTy and
the members of his staff and ladies, to-
gether with the officers and ladies of the
Utah national guard, also lent dignity
To the occasion. Flags and military
tranpings were everywhere to be seen,
and supper was served from a beautiful
ly appointed table at one end of the
hall, where red carnations and roses
were the floral ornamentatiOn. The
reeimental orchestra was in attendance
and gave a delightful informal program
before dancing began.
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Mrs. w. s. Bling was the hostess yes
terday afternoon AT pleasant five hun
dred party given at her home in Second
avenue. The decorations We're prettily
carried out i'm the national colors with
flags and cut flowers. Five tables were
played, and the hostess was assisted by
her mother Mrs. e NJ. Best.
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A beautifully appointed dinner was
given last evening by Mr.. and Mrs. John
V. Tedford, where the decorations We're
carried out i'm the sentiment of the day.
The central decoration of the dinner ia
BILE was a small cherry tree and the
place cards continental hats in the tri-
colOrs. Vases of red carnations also
adorned the rooms. Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Peterson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Peterson, Or. and Mrs L. NJ.
Meyer. Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Johnson,
Miss Edith Lindsay, Mrs. Fred Whit
more. Five hundred followed in the
evening.
The wedding of Miss Lena H. Roche
leau and Melvin II. Grow took place at
the Grow home last evening at 7:30
Bishop Seldom performing the cere-
mOny. About fifty guests were present
and a reception followed, which was
largely attended. The rooms were
bright with flags and vases of red car
nations. The bride wore a pretty gown
of white null with a bouquet Of white
carnations. She was attended by Miss
Jennie ROCheleau, who wore tan silk,
and carried pink carnations. Miss Flor
enCe ROCheleau. the ring bearer and
Lulu Grow, the flower girl, wore white
and carried pink and white carnations.
There were also a number of musical
selections given during the evening. Mr.
and Mrs. Grow will be at home after
March / at 7O5 South Fifth East street
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Miss Alice Jones entertained the mem
beTs of the Savage club in a delightful
manner Monday evening at her home at
a WashingtOn's birthday party, at