The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-16
SOCIETY
TopAY's EVENTS.

g Mrs. d. n. Straup will be the @
g hostess this afternoon at q bridge (:
g tea to be given at her home in &.
g Twelfth East street. Mrs. Straup g
g win also entertain with Kensing- =
g ton at her home next Thursday 9
e afternoon. e
9 A five hundred party will be
g given this afternoon by Mrs. Ban &
9 Spalding in e street. 6
g e
s. Members of the Sew-So club viii g
g give luncheon today at Franklins g
{, in honor of Jeanne Russell Afford, =
9 the party adjourning later to the 9
@ matinee at the Colonial.
@ Miss Agnes Hansen will enter e
g tain with a matinee box party this (.
@ afternoon at the Orpheum, given (:
g for Miss Daisy Pence, one OF the &
. spring brides. After the matinee 9
. a luncheon viii be enjoyed at the 8
g Louvre.
8 Miss Lucille Morningstar will g
g entertain the members Of her club 9
9 and a few additional guests this Z
q afternoon at her home in East g
g South Temple street
q X X g
@ The p. &. o. will meet today at 2 g
g o'clock with Mrs. NJ. E. Idle in the g
6 Walsh apartments, First avenue 6
o and I street. Plans for the coming .
. year Will be discussed.
g The Past Noble Grand club will &
9 hold a cake sale today at Keith g
@ O'Brien's store.
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The University club house was the
scene last evening of one of a series OF
the regular formal dancing parties
which as is generally the case with
social functions given at the hospitablS
club house, was a delightful affair
The arrangements were in the hands
OF the social committee, AthOl Rawiins
A. Il. Thomas and " H. Trask. Al
orchestra OF fourteen pieces furnished
the music for the dances, the program:
being artistic affairs bearing the sea
of the club on the cover. Punch was
served during the evening, and supper
was served later in the ladies' dining
room. Fifty couples, including the clus
members and invited guests, were pres
ent.
Mrs. F. B. Short and Mrs. Freeman
Morningstar were the HOstesses yester'
day afternoon at a charming Kenslng'
ton when from 2:30 to O'Clock between
thirty and forty of their friends were
pleasantly entertained at the home o.
Mrs. Morningstar. The rooms were IN
usually pretty in their decorations o.
spring flowers, the color scheme in vel
low in the dining room being carried on
10 nd q
of dog-tooth violets with branches o.
apple blossoms adjoining the parlors anC
library. Musical numbers were givei
by Miss Lucille Morningstar and Mis-!
Helen Jacobs, who, with Miss Ejutl
Repath, assisted the hostesses in th'
dining room.
For Miss Alta Rawlins, bride to De
Miss Eleanor Prout and Miss Haze
Stevens entertained a number of friend
yesterday at a matinee box party a
the Orpheum, which was followed b!
a delightful little supper at FTanklins
Red and white carnations graced tn,
table, where place cards in the shap
of hearts were laid for the Misses Heller
Letchfield. Millicent Lyons. Maud VIII
liams, Garnet Attridge, Virginia Busl
and the hostesses and the guest o
honor.
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Mrs. L. NJ. Meyer entertained Thurs
day with few tables of bridge at he,
home in South Eighth East street. APP
pie blossoms were used for the attrac
tive decorations, and tea was pouret
by Mrs. r. B. Whitmore. The favor
were won by Mrs. G. V. Parmalee ant
Mrs. M. w. Ingalls,.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Johnson and chill
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