The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-03
SOCIETY
CODAY'S EVENTS.

g Colonel and Mrs. ]. J. Daynes,
e il, will entertain at a box party
g this evening at the Colonial the
g atre, which will be followed by a
g supper at Franklin's.
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@ In Portland, Ore, this evening
@ the marriage of Miss Dorothy
g Kinney and Charles w. Whitley
g will take place at the home OF the
g brides sister, Mrs. j. a. Daugher-
g ty, in Kings Heights. which event
g will be attended by a number of
g Salt Lake people.
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&, The new bridge tournament re-
g Gently organized by a number of
g the younger girls in the social set
g. will meet this afternoon with
g Miss Carey Marshall at the home
p of heI parents, Judge and Mrs. J.
g y. Marshall
g The art section Of the Ladies
., Literary club meets this morning
- at the club house. Mrs. J. g.
@ Cooper viii give paper on Fra
g Angelica"
e, The Plate Bridge club will be
g entertained this afternoon by Miss
= Frances O'Meara in East South
g Temple street.
@ Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hughes en-
<" tertained the members of their &
9. card club this evening.
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90 The wedding of Miss Florence
g. Grant ana Willard F. Smith viii
e, take place this morning i'm the g
. temple. and VIII be followed by a 81
% breakfast at the home of the
O. bride. Another wedding of today q
% is that of Miss Christina Flynn g
.. and Robert Is. Armour. who will 9
% be married at the home of the @
.. bride i'm the Amy apartments by g
q. Judge W. H. King at o'clock g
. this evening. q
Q There will be a directors meet g
d. ing of the Ladies Literary club
G. this morning at 10 o'clock, at the g
G. club house.
o The Woman's Mission circle Of G
9. the Emmanuel Baptist church will G
C. meet this afternoon with Mrs. &
% Eber W. Hall, 463 South West G
O. Temple street. at $50. There will G
O. be special music, and Rev. H 9
@ Wise Jones will conduct the
e. services.
e. The Sewing club will meet this G
. afternoon with Mrs. Richard G
o Oglesby in the Meredith apart &
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Yesterday afternoon Mrs. 4. E
was again the hostess at tht
second in a series of delightful bridg,
teas given at her home in First ave
nue. Six tables of bridge were played
IN the library ana living room. which
were attractive with vases of pinI
and ferns. At the tea tabl
In the dining ROOM where Mrs. GeOrg,
Rust presided, assisted by Miss Oar.
ene himball. the details were eff
'ectiyely carried out i'm red a cluny
lace cloth over red satin covered tn,
liable. where red carnations formed tn,
'enterpieCe, and red-shaded Candida
)ra lighted the board
A number of invited guests dropped
n for tea at the close of the game
when the prizes given at the six ia
Dies were awarded To Mrs. Fred Hor-
lung, Mrs. A. J. Davis, Mrs. F. L
Parker Mrs. Heber Lee. Mrs. J. w
tdmunds and Mrs. ". J. Browning
lrS. kimball viii give the last of the
cries Friday of this week and Tues
ay afternoon of next week. Febru-
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An interesting event of Wednesday
Vening WAS the wedding of Miss Stel-
a Hubert and J. \. Jones, which took
lace at the home of the brides par
ntS, MIR. and Mrs. Harry Hubert. i'm
outh Tenth East street. The cere-
1ony was performed by Judge Nc
faster i'm the presence Of the family
nd a few intimate friends. The rooms
we're prettily decorated with carna tons
u the paTloTS and a profusion of
toilets i'm the dining room. where
lisses lone and Leone Hubert and
iiss Ruby Jones assisted i'm serving.
lunch was served during the evening