The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-25

TODAN.s EVENTS.


g Society night will be observed
- this evening at the automobile 9
g snow in the Auditorium, in Rich q
q" ards street, when a delightful mu- q
q" steal program will be given in con-
nection with other interesting fea-
. lures,
g Mrs, T. r. Harker will be one of
9" the hostesses of the afternoon at "
" bridge tea given at the quarters
" OF Captain HarkeT Of Fort Doug G
9 las. g
Z" large social event Of the even "
9 ing will be the fourth annual G
@ dance TO be given at the Odeon "
@ dance hail by the senior class Of "
." the University of Utah. The pa
g tronesses of the occasion are Hon. G
q" and Mrs. w. W. Ritter. President G
8" and Mrs J. T. Kingsbury. DR.. and 9
= Mrs. Joseph f. Merrill. Professor
4" and Mrs. George VI. Marshall 9
@ Professor and Mrs. Richard r. Ly- g
@ man, Professor and Mrs. Fred J. e
g Pack, Mrs. J. II. Beless.
Z. Mrs. Walter Scott Weller Will 9
@ entertain the members of her
% sewing club this afternoon infor- e
q" maily at her home in the Kensing- .
g" ton. when they viii adjourn to the .
90 domestic science room i'm the /. g
O. d. S. college at . o'clock for din e
" ner.
e, Mrs.. j. r. BardweH will enter e
c. tain the Friday Luncheon club to- &.
" day at her apartments i'm the :
q Caithness. "
e, x y .
o A High school program viii be .
O. given this afternoon at the reg {.
., ular meeting of the Ladies' Lit .
% erary club at o'clock. in the club e
90 house Musical numbers will be q.
d" given by the High school band, .
d" and all Of the numbers on the @
. program are by High school pu- (.
d" pills. Grafton, Tribute TO Lin =
" coin" by Lenore Bush; Grafton, e
6, National Holidays Warren e
@ Strattou, grafton. The Larger f.
@ Patriotism" Florence Locke.
q. A dance viii he given by a num- d.
q. Der of the High school girls. I'M d.
% der the direction of Miss Ward. &.
% Miss Barnett and Henry Obern- (.
O. doTfer will be heard in piano and :
90 violin selections. .
Sc. >. g. q 70 90 4. =. =, :, . :. g
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The James II. MOyle home in EaS'
First South street was the scene yes
terday afternoon of a delightful Ken
singtun tea. when Mrs MOyle dis
pensed her gracious hospitality to forty
of her friends. The rooms presented a
bright and spTiug-like appearance with
bowls and vases of jonQuils and ported
ferns and palms i'm profusion. A few
informal games of bridge We're played
during the afternoon. Mrs. W. c
Wright of Ogden a sister of the host
oss, was an out-of-tOwn guest on the
occasion.
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The February birthday luncheon for
the members of the Y. ". q. A took
place yesterday i'm the library i'm con-
nection with the rest rooms in the
Brooks Arcade. The attractive ap-
polntments of the table were carried
out in the national COlOrs in honor of
the national holiday occurring during
the week
\ vase Of white CaTna tons adorned
the center OF the table. from which
StTeamerS of red, white and blue radi-
ated to the four corners. a large birth
day cake, surrounded by candles. also
held the post Of honor. The place cards
We're In the shape of small hatchets.
and the lee cream was also served in
the trlcolorS, as we'll as the candy and
bonbonS. Those present whose natal
Gay falls within the month were Mrs.
= A. Simpkin and Mrs. O. 4. Clark.
the hOSteSS6S, Mrs. A r Webster