The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-05
SOCIETY
TopAY's EVENTS.

TODAY'S EVENTS.
:. Mrs. II. J. Talbot and daugh- :
:, ter, Mrs. Luther f. Steele of Port :
=. land, will receive a large number :
:. of their friends this afternoon at :
:. an afternoon tea given at the Tai :
:. bolt home in East South Temple
y street.
:. Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington +. Lake :
:. will entertain this evening at a
:. bridge party at "Cobblecrest," :
:. their home in East South Temple :
= street.
q: A party will be given this even
:. ing at the Ladies' Literary club :
- house by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
- Wise.
:. At Rowland Hall this evening :
:. the junior class will entertain with "
= a dancing party in honor of the
- sophomore class.
.. X X X :
:. Miss Marguerite Daynes will be :
:. the young hostess this evening at "
- a valentine party, given at her :
:. home in d street.
:: X X X :
:: The Misses Bertha and Florence :
:" Hampstead viii entertain infor-
:: mally this afternoon in honor of "
: Miss Esther Allen. :
= Mrs. Simon BambergeT and :
:. daughter, Miss Elsa Bamberger,, :
:. will entertain a few friends this :
- afternoon at the Mission theatre :
s.s v4-itT, q how Dorty >
:: WIN d OOA p x <
:: Miss Edgarda Wedgwood enter :
:: tains this afternoon at a bridge :
= tea. :
- The P. E. o. society meets this :
= afternoon with Mrs. F. P. Sher- :
:. wood and Miss Cora Clark at the :
= home of Mrs. Sherwood, SO South &:
= State street. :
- At the studio of Miss Matte Hall =:
e this morning at 1890. an informal :
- musical recital will be given by ::
= number of her pupils. :
:: X X X :.
:. The Saturday Afternoon Bridge "
= club will meet today with Mrs. P. ::
- H. Hopkins in Second avenue. ::
X X X
At the Hamilton apartments in til,
Bransford yesterday afternoon, Mis-
Lucille Clark was the hostess at {
charming bridge party, followed by a
o'clock tea. Beautiful roses in deeI
red and white. with pale pink carna
tons and bowls of violets, made tn,
rooms both fragrant and attractive
Miss Clark was assisted during the aft
ernoon by Miss Mary Halloran. FOu
tables of bridge were filled with play
ers, and other young friends came il
for the tea which followed Seated a
the card tables were the Misses Mercy
Lewis. ROmOla King. Vera Edwards
Aline Mcmillan, Virginia Beatty. Mar
garet Walden, Carey Marshall, Isa
belle Schiller. Rose Evans. GeOrgeidi
Moore. Elsie Parsons, Margaret Jacobs
Elsie Mcmillan Stella Fabian, JOY De
Camp and Miss HallOran.
x \ =
Mrs. George w Putnam gave one O
her beautifully appointed luncheon,
at her home in F street il
honor of heT sister. Mrs. William s
of Portland, who is a CUES
at the Putnam home. A tall cut glas
vase of scarlet carnations and plumosu.
ferns adorned the center Of the table
where place cards bearing the mono
gram Of the hostess were laid for Mrs
John s. BTansfOTd, Mrs. ". W. Har-
vey, Mrs. Ernest a. Greenwood, Mrs
n. J. Schultz, Mrs. .. c. Stevenson
Miss Sampson and Miss Harvey OF
Chicago.
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The third bridge tea in a series was
given yesterday afternoon by Mrs. A
Z. Kimball Six tables of bridge wert
played prizes being won by Mrs
George f. Airs, Mrs. J. P. Megeath
Mrs. George T. Black, Mrs. Ira Lyons
Mrs. s. d. Evans and Mrs. J. NJ. Bow
man. At the tea which followed. other!
were present beside those at the caro-
tables. Mrs. c. NJ. Bell poured tea anC
coffee, assisted by Miss Darlene Kim
ball A CenteTpiece of red carnations
On ciuny lace cloth over red were thu
effective decorations of the table, which
was lighted by red-shaded silver can
della bTa. Mrs. Kimhall entertains again
next Tuesday afternoon with a similar
affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. n. Atwood enter
tanned at a box party last evening al
the Orpheum for the following guests
DR.. and Mrs J. r. Anderson, Colonel
and Mrs. J. J. Daynes, jT., Mr. and Mrs
B. J. Stewart. After the play the party
adjourned 10 the New Louvre for sup
per.
a delightful surprise was given last
Thursday evening for Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Silvers in their new home i'm
Eleventh South street. The evening
was pleasantly spent in playing five
hundred and other games. Refresh
nents were served by Miss LavOn
handler and Miss Gladys Su'laway.
Those present were Mrs. Z. Sullaway,
Mrs. Ida Chandler. Miss Grace Lin
,oln, Miss Thystle Sullaway, Miss Ag-
hes ZOrberg, Miss Olga Chandler. Miss
Sara Subway, F. SullaWay. r. Dodges.
Mr.. NOrthrup and Mr. Chadwick.
Invitations have been issued for the
seventh anniversary breakfast of the
ladies' Literary club on Friday. Feb
'uary Is, at y o'clock, at the New
-OuVre.
The members of the T-ndine club
we're pleasantly entertained Friday
vening by Miss Kate Gabbott at her
home in South State street. The affair.
which was called a piuafore party. con-
listed of children's games for amuse-
nent, with the details carried Out in