The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-01
SOCIETY
TODAY,S EVENTs.

9 Mrs w. Mont Ferry will en- (
g tertain this evening in honor Of &
81 her guest, Miss Juliet Banks, who &
. leaves Wednesday for her home in
g Kansas city.
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g Mr.. and Mrs Harold Sharp G
(. Daynes entertain this evening at {
g cards in their apartments in the &
g Cummings.
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81 Mrs. G. W. Eldredge and Mrs. {
e George Gillespie will be the host g
g esses this afternoon at a bridge &
g, tea given at the apartments of {
q: Mrs. Eldredge in the Avalon. "
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g The marriage of Miss Lillian 6
g Eakin ana DR.. Hugh b. Sprague 9
g Will take place this evening at the 9
4" home of the brides mother, 1923 e
g East Ninth South street. DR.. ". &.
g NJ. Paden Will perform the cere- 4.
y mony in the presence of the i'm 4.
x: mediate families and a few init d.
. mate friends. d:
g The Froebel society will meet q.
., this afternoon with Miss Alton 4.
y Young at her home, Red Butte g.
9 Hollow" g
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c: The Tourist section of the La q:
g: dies Literary club will meet this 4.
&" morning at the clubhouse. Mrs q.
. i. b. Gibson will read a paper &.
% The Palaces and CathedralS of G.
9. Florence" Mrs. Henry Catrow q.
. gives the topic, Pisa and LUc- g.
{: ca" .
(. The Wasatch Literary circle {.
:: meets this afternoon with Mrs. \. &.
+" I. McCanne, 120 L street. .
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+: Section Of the Ladies Aid So 6.
(: Ciety of the First Methodist .
. church viii serve a luncheon to- 4.
{: day in the church paTlors from l. 6.
: To l. The regular business meet .
g ing will follow. g
{. g. .. e, %. 90, . o $500 4. 4. o q.
The following notice was taken from
the Portland Evening Telegram of Sat
ITday:
"One of the events of the coming
week viii be the wedding Of the popu-
ar Miss Dorothy Kinney Of Salt Lake,
and {. W. Whitley, also of that city,
next Thursday evening, February 8.
The ceremony will be a very quiet one.
ma viii be performed at o'clock by
Christie at the home of
Mrs. James DOUgherty, sister of Miss
Mrs. DOugheTty will attend
ler sister and D. q. lacking Of Salt
lake viii act in the same capacity for
Mr.. Whitley. There will be no recep-
ion after the ceremony. Miss Kinney
s very popular here, having been the
guest of her sister this summer. In
Ter honor a number OF small affairs
lave been given the past week. all of
trictly informal nature. They included
! luncheon given by Mrs Ralph Mat
on, dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. Gay
and few tables Of bridge by
drs. George Marshall"
To aid in the philanthropic work of
aising the sum of money necessary to
the new Orphans Home and
Jay Nursery, the leading society women
I the city are lending their best efforts
DWard making the entertainment given
or the worthy cause next Monday
NeninS at the Salt Lake theatre a
financial and social success. Already
he stalls and lOges have been reserved
or parties made up of society people.
nd il Is the intention TO interest every
ne in the success Of the entertainment
D be given by the Y. N. c. a. in their
nnual gymnastic and athletic exhibit
on.
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invitations and programs have been
sued by the Governors club for mu-
Gale and dancing party Wednesday
Vening, February ,, from 9 to >. at
ne Odeon, which will be the largest
)cial event Of the week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wise have in
itatiOns out for a dancing party to be
lven Saturday evening at the Ladies'
literary club.
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Colonel and Mrs. J. J. Davnes. ir
i'll entertain Thursday evening at
OK party at the Colonial, followed by
supper at Franklin'S.
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Mrs. A. E kimball viii be the hostess
the third Of a series of bridge teas
1cay afternoon at her home in First
venue. the second in the series occur
ng Wednesday afternoon.
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