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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23

WITH THE WoMAN's CLUBS.

On Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs, H.. r. Deane on East Third
South street. the Woman's club was
entertained by Mrs. Young of the iu
venile court with programme, which
for the most part pertained torhe work
of the court. Judge McMaster gave
an address on the aims, objects and
results OF the work of the court, which
was followed by recitation pertain
ing TO court work given by Mrs. Lefty
Montgomery. Miss Olds played beau
tiful piano solo. which was heartily
applauded, To which she gracefully re.
sponded with an encore. Alma Clay
ton sang two baritone solos. After the
programme light repast was served,
followed by an executive session of
the club, during which Mrs. A. d. Tay.
lor gave a talk wherein she advocated
tho buying of books by the club mem.
bers at the book fair, which is being
held at II Main street. the proceeds
of which will be utilized by the club
in II way as yet undecided The next
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feciively used in the decorations. Twelve
tables of "500'' were PLAYED. when the
prizes wcro won by Mrs. George II.
Brcc, Mrs. William Bean. d. III, Liv
inpston. G. T. Bricc> and Mrs Charles
Livingston. Dainty refreshments were
served and the punch bowl was presided
over by the Misses Venus Romncy and
Naomi Beer. The guests present were:
Anderson. Mr.. and Couman Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus Mrs. Henry
Armstrong Mrs. knowles. Mr.. and
Frances Mrs. Edward
Armstrong, Mr., and Livingston. Mr., and
Mrs. w. j.. Mrs, Charles
Anderson. Mr., and Livingston. Mr. and
Mrs, a. w. Mrs D. III.
Bowen, Mr., and Mrs. Livingston, Joseph
w. Livingston, Master
G. +. " " Madsen. Mr.. and
Bean. Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs. II. W..
j. B. Young. Mr.. and Mrs
Burton. Mr.. and Joseph
Mrs T.. Young. Misses Marie
Bean. Mr.. and Mrs. and Sadie
William Young, Lee
Bowen. Miss Amina Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Beer. Miss Naomi r. w.
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where they Will be for q short fine
and return here the last of The month
Mrs, Willard IInmer will leave this
week for San Francisco and Los Angc
los Cal, where she wlll\spcnd two o,
three months.
o Mrs. Simon Black will leave the Grsi
ol the month for a visit of few week
Ill southern California
Mrs. NJ. G.. Parish of HALEY. Ida is
here The guest OF her sister, Mrs. Frank
Garrison.
Mrs Margaret B. Salisbury and Mrs
j.. II: Mccormick will leave this sun.
day for California.
Mrs. j. w Houston returned Thurs.
day from New York, where she sncnt
the past fonr months. The Misses
Houston remained there at school.
Mrs. w. Il. Warren, formerly Of this
city. but now of Fruita. Colo. Who
spent the past week with Mrs. Il C.
Hal, Is now spending few DAYS with
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CALENDAR.

!. Mr. and Mrs, George D. Keyser
:. Viii entertain twelve atNdinncr at
= their home Monday evening. in
:. honor of Miss Lillian Eakin and
= DR.. Hugh Sprague, who VIII be
: married February !.
= Monday afternoon Miss Lorino
: Lcary will entertain at bridge
: tea in honor of Mrs. ID. Elliott
= Kelly of Tacoma. Wash. and on
= Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Kelly
!. will bn entertained at bridge by
!. Mrs. W c. Jennings.
!. Mrs, w. A. Wight will optcrtain
: Monday evening in honor OF Mrs.
: and Miss Pratt of Topeka. Nan
: Tuesday afternoon Mrs. l.. :, Will
:. son will entertain ut n kensing-
= ton in their honor
!. Miss Hattie Crabbe will enter
= tain at parcel shower Tuesday
: evening in honor of Miss Stella
: Hubert. a February bride. Thurs
: dav afternoon Miss Hubert will
: be guest Of honor at a linen show
: or 10 be given by Mrs, c. ".
: Brewer
: Mr. and Mrs. Homer Rich will
!. entertain ut a box party at the
. Colonial theater Wednesday even
. inr.
. Thursday evening Col. and Mrs.
. j, i. Dsyncs, Jr,, Will entertain at
: their home.
. st. Mark s hospital charity as
. sociation will meet al 1880 We'd
: ncsday morning at tho \, w. c.
: A. in the Brooks Arcade.
: Mrs. Heber M. Wells will be
. hostess at a bridge tea at her
; home on First avenue Wednesday :
. afternoon.
: Mrs. Roscoe NJ. Breedcn will .
. entertain at bridge tea Friday :
= afternoon.
Miss Shearman Will be hostess /.
. at an informal bridge tea on .
Thursday and Friday afternoons :
in honor of her sister, Mrs. Alma .
; katz Of Portland, Ore.
The high school cadets will en- .
tertsiu at large dancing party at :
Whitney hall Friday evening. .
A number Of the younger set :
will go to Garfield Wednesday 3.
evening for a dancing party, to be :
given by Miss Elizabeth Howard. :
There will be an informal hop :
at the post Friday evening, .
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evening was that Mt the home Of Mrs
ID. Mcqueen, Sr., when, Miss Allce M.
Svmon became the BRIDE of John Nc
Queen. Rev, w NJ. Paden offciated.
Tho rooms were prcttiIy decorated with
pink carnations Music was furnished
by Mr.. Sims orchestra. a wedding
supper followed Mr. and Mrs. Nc
Queen will be at home after February
/ at 952 Lincoln avenue.
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On Tuesday evening last the home
of Mrs. Joseph Smith on East Sixth
South street WAS the scene of a pretty
affair, when the hostess celebrated hcr
forty-hrst wedding anniversary. Mrs.
Smith was assisted during tho evening
by her daughters, Mrs. Charles Living
stou, Jr,. Mrs. Gus Anderson and Mrs.
Ernest Smith Pink and whito carna
tions, ferns and pottcd plants wcro cf
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Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Luman enter.
tanned eight at handsomely appointed
dinner at the knutstord Thursday even
ing and the same number of friends
there Saturday evening.
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Mrs. Kirkpatrick and her daughters.
Mrs. Walter Stone and Mrs. Ackland
Hood, viii leave Saturday for New
York. whore they will spend several
weeks, Mrs Hood will sail, from there
carly in March for her home in Lon
don
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Mrs. Frank Garrison and Miss Mattio
Jones entertained fourteen at a parcel
shower at their home Saturday after
noon in honor of Miss Stella Hubert,
who will he married February ,. a pro
fusion of carnations were effectively
used IN the decorations.
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PERSONAL.

Mrs, Mary 4. Craig, who has spent
some time here with her daughter. Mrs.
W l., McAllistcr, left Thursday for her
home in Goldfela, New Mr.. and Mrs
w. a., McAllister and daughter are now
ut home TO their friends at No. sc
Bran sford apartments.
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The many friends Of Mrs Harry ].
Robinson. one of the prominent musi-
clans of Salt Lake, will be glad to know
that she is recovering from an opera
ton which was performed upon her at
The Grayes l., d. $. hospital Friday
Mrs Robinson was taken 10 her rooms
in the TourraiDc hotel Immediately
after the operation,
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In order TO prevent impositlons :
and embaTassments, The Tribune :
requests that persons leaving social =
notes. and especially marriage '
notices or engagements. for publ :
cation. leave with them names :
through which the source OF the :
same may be traced IL the matter :
10 called Ia question.
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A wedding in Los Angeles, Cal, Tucs-
day, which viii be Of interest to many
Salt Lakers is that of Miss Emile
Bannistcr of Ogden and G. B. Sprague
Of this city. The wedding will be in
winter there. A large reception Will
follow Miss Bannister has many
friends here, where she frequently
visited
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carpenter. for,
merly of this city. but who have spent
several years at Dawson. n, NJ, are
now located at tho Bcakinticld hotel,
at Brookliue. Mass, suburb of Bos,
ton. Their son, Leon, who is student
at Yale, spent The HOLIDAYS with them.
Their eldest son. James, is an electrical
nnninenr al DAWSON n NJ
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Mrs. John Smallwood Will be here
early in February 10 spend few DAYS
with her sistcr.n-l law. Mrs. Ii. W. Put
nam. on her way from the cast 10 her
homo in Portland, Orc. where she and
her husband and mother have recently
moved from Seattle, Wash.
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Friends will be interested to hear of
the success of two Salt Lakc boys,
Emia Allen and Edward Terry Brown,
who are first division members Of the
academic course of the freshman class
at Yale.
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Mrs. II. b. Pratt and Miss Pratt, who
have spent the past month hero with
Mrs. Pratt s daughters Mrs. y. w Hall
and Mrs. Il. w. Baysinger, will leave
the latter part Of this week for their
home in Topeka. Kan
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A quiet home wedding for Thursday
noon will be that % Mrs. Martha Royle
King and Eugene b, Palmer, Rev, p.
A. Simpkiu win officiatc in the pres
encc of relatives and few close
friends, at the home Of Judge and Mrs.
j. c. ROVle
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Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Flowers aud
daughter Dorothy, Will leave Tuesday
for Los Angeles. Cal. where they Will
srcnd The remainder of the winter with
their daughter and sister, Mrs. Iva ..
H. Meyers.
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Mr. and Mrs, Charles ". Boyd en-.
tertancd few friends at pretiily
appointed dinner at their home Satur
day evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. Mehcsy. Jr., will
leave the last Of this week for a
month s trip TO New York; On their
return here Mrs. Mehesy will be Joined
bv her children and Leave carly IN the
spring for the summer homo at Long
Beach Cal
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The regular monthly
ing Of the Y. W. A. \
clubhouse on South Stat
ing. The meeting was
Miss Young. Only rousl|
transacted.
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ENGAGEMENTS AND WEDDINGS,

Mrs. NJ Flynn announces tho engage
mcnt of her daughter, Christiana Louise,
10 Robert r. Armour. The wedding will
take place Thursday. February 5, at the
home of the bride-to-be.
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Mrs. + d. Miller is spending a few
days at Stanford University with her
daughter, Miss Maudc Miller.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23

The East Side Guild of ST. Mark S
cathedral will meet Monday afternoon
with Mrs. p. II. Hopkins at 1861 Sec
opd avenue
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Lanncs X Bcmus entertained mum.
ber Of his friends at stagg party
Tuesday. evening at his home. Those
who enl0ycd the eNenIng Wore II. j.
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Mrs. Won Knobloch will leave Mon
day for Los Angeles and San Diego
Cal. where she will spend the next two
months
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Invitations have been received here
from New York from Mrs. William
Norris for tho wedding of her daughter,
Della Fay Norris, 10 Lieutenant Com
mandcr Pearson, United States navy,
on the evening Of Wednesday, February
2, at Al Angels church. New York.
The invitations include Il dinner TO fol
low at the Hotel Majestic. Lieutenant
Pearson is native of Draper, Utah,
and has many friends here, where he
visited late last autumn.
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Mrs. T., f. Murray of Rock Springs
Wyo., is spending few days here witt
Mrs. Abner Lumanr at the Knutsfort
hotel.
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Mrs. S. Ewing was
1910 club Thursday an
apartments Ill the Narye1
Continued on Page
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Miss Kate Halloran of Los Angeles,
Cal. is here to spend the remainder
Of the winter with her brother w d.
IIalloran and family.
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Lieutenant and Mrs. j. s. Upham cx-
pect to leave soon for several weeks >
leave OF absence in southern Califor-
MIA.
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Mrs. Mary S. Turner of Denver. Colo,
will arrive here Monday to visit her
sister, Mrs. i. G.. Royle.
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DR., and Mrs. Charles f. Carter will
shortly be at home 10 their friends in
the Hanchctt house at 9S3 Third ave.
nue, where thcy viii live during the
absence Of Mr., and Mrs. Hanchctt and
daughter abroad
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Mrs. w. IT. Dale will leave carly IN
February for Los Angeles and the
beaches, where she VIII spend several
weeks.
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A number of friends spent pleasant
afternoon Friday at the home of Mrs
". G.. Nibley. +
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Mr. and Mrs. w. Clemend entertained
eight at box party at the Salt Lake
theatcr Thursday evening, followed by
supper at the New Louvre.
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Mr. and Mrs. Max NJ, We'll announce
fhc engagement Of Mrs. We'll S sister,
Miss. Elsa V. Josephson, 10 Alfred
Charles Mayor Of CHICAGO. III. u
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Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley A. p McQuis-
ten have gone 10 Cherry Creek for a
short sIay
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Mrs r. S. Joyce has returned 10 her
homo in Ogden after spending "a few
days here with Mrs T.. NJ. Allison, ,jr-
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Mrs. j. f. Harding will leave soon
for southern California.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Hutchins will
leave this afternoon for months
stay in southern California.
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Mr.. and Mrs H. g.. Dugan will leave
this week for an extended trip 10 New
Orleans.
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Miss Noilie De Wccrth and Miss
Helen Cox left Saturday for New
York.
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Mrs. A. L. RyLcrt j. conva|csclng
from an attack of la grippe at her
apartment IN the Bransford
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Miss Edna Dunn, who spent tho past
month visiting in Chicago, Ill, viii
leave soon for visit IN Omaha and re
turn here the last of February.
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Manning. f. ". Morrison, G.. T., Tillman,
Robert Judd, A. A. Menard and l., f..
IT1sS
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Former Governor and Mrs. j. G. Cut
Ter and family arc now located nj their
home in Bowie Heights Los Angeles.
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to the Catholic church
and containing bcautif,n
plato cneravings. also ill.,
portant services. Amono~ ~ ~,
is au early edition Of p
omy of Melancholy, ns,.
over 10 years later, tbss
mentioned. There arc S oIa7
vetcr's I" Essay on Pbysio,.
volumes, containing ,oysy f.
copper plate cngrayiugs
Nertue 3 Anecdotes Of 81
also contain a greut mapv9
per. plate portraits and
lions OF nineteenth ~
there are n large nu,nba1
copies OF celebrated worf.
attire, a. good many ve,,
bound by young women T.
all being made as a sens,ss
are no two alike and nos.
There is TO be a la,u.
charity card party 10 H.
day evening. Febnlary 2 q
Literary club house bv II
Hospital Charity assoc;sL
benefit of the charity ca7
pltal. Any one WISHING {.
blcs can do so by tcleabs.
l.. Ritchie. Bell phone "a
The annual birthday
the Ladies' Literary clus
ut the New Louvre in t6s,
building Friday, Februsr'
member will be allowed
guest. r
The daughters of the A,
luton, Spirit of Iibertv
give n banquet on Was5t,
day. The chairmen Of Il
arc Mrs. j. f, Oglesby an,
Broedrn. Mrs. F. VI. IN
| rs toast mistress
Invitations lrave bern
birt hdaS party AZ 81. Par
Tuesday. January %. p.
expected to bring a ran
year OF their lives. fbo
musical programme AID
will be served. 49,
The Salt Lake chapte, n
can Institute of Bankips
dancing party at Qdeon y
evening, January 2s. 7-
At the regular meeting 4
Literary club FRIDAY, jam
and instrumental numte
given by Mrs, Q. C.tSnvd,
ley Price and Miss Ga
augby.
Fifteen members of N,
were delightfully."- cnterta'
Naomi Hoffman ut her 4
South Temple. The mec
for the re election Of 4,
Merrill, the president, and
Rice, vicc-president, hold
6ees, therefore the olsc|
among the younger md
club. Miss Elise Owe1
secretary and Miss Na
treasurer. After the b
meeting was disposed %
spent in games. A daint'
served in the dining ro'
beautifully decorated n
These Young women hayS
very diligently and desef
Of credit. Several weeks
and sold SCI worth of
money WAS Dut in tbn
be used for charitable \
ture. Mrs. ". " Rice
nished n room i'm the
Home and Day Nurseryl
" orkcrs' club. The ma
busy making linen for
when this is finished 1t a
plctc readiness for ID
next meeting of the CID
ut the home Of Miss Rif
where an enjoyable all
ticipated.
The members oc the III
club were delightfully."- d
Mrs, T. Il. Black at her
Sixth East. The house \
decorated in red and vi
and Il tall vase of the q
graced the center of tb1
The afternoon was pleaS
playing bridge, the prize|
Miss Margaret Gibbons,
The regular monthly
ing Of the Y. VIC. a. n
clubhouse on South Star
ing. The meeting was
Miss Young. Only roull>|
transacted.
Mrs. S. Ewing was
1910 club Thursday al
apurimcn1S in fhp NaYy0I
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LILLE FRUMKIN-

Mrs, II. G. Edwards and will later ylst'
Mrs DcVercauX.
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Mr.. aud Mrs. Earl Dunshcc are spend
ing few days at Catalina Island.
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The members oC the n
club were delightfully."- 3
Mrs, T. Il. Black at herr
Sixth East. The house
decorated in red and vi
and Il tall vase of the 4
graced the center of tb|
The afternoon was pleaz
playing bridge, the prizN
Miss Margaret Gibbons.
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Mr.. and Mrs, G.. p. Over6eld. who
have spent the past three months
abroad, landed in New York on Thurs
day and are registered at tho Plaza,
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Cal. Later they viii spend short time
at their ranch at the foot of Mt. Lowe.
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st. Mark s hospital charity as
sociation will meet al 1880 We'd
ncsday morning at the \. w. c.
A. in the Brooks Arcade.
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The Wasatch Literary circle met
Tuesday with Mrs. & P. Norton at
her home on Blaine avenue. 4 unique
programme was enjoyed. consisting of
original poems and stories by the mem
bers, Prizes were awarded 10 Mrs, l5.
Uawxhurst for the best poem and 10
Mrs, Phinnoy for the best story. Mrs.
Cutler gave vocal solo.
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Louis English Vikc entertained TWEEN
ty-iive friends delightfully."- at his home
Friday evening in honor of his gradua
ton from the Webster school. The
school colors of purple and white were
used, together with large clusters of
violets and hYacinths, IN the dccora-
tious. The evening was devoted to
games and music.
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Mrs. Heber M. Wells will he
hostess at a bridge tea at her
home on First avenue Wednesday
afternoon.
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Mrs Roscoe NJ. Breoden will
entertain at bridge tea Friday
afternoon.
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Thursday evening Col. and Mrs,
], i. Dsyncs, Jr., will entertain at
their home.
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The members Of The many clubs Of
which Mrs. ". II. BiutZ, Sr., is a
member Will be grieved 10 learn of her
sudden departure for Laramie, Wyo,,
where she was called by the sndden
death OF her mother, Mrs Mary a.
Carroll. Mrs. BintZ's daughter, Mrs.
John G. DAILY. accompanied her mother,
The sympathy of all is extended to
Mrs. Bintz in her affliction
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MI. and Mrs. Homer Rich will
entertain ri a box party at the
Colonial theater Wednesday even
inr.
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The Salt Lake chapte, i.
can Institute of Bankius
dancing party at Qdeon
evening, January 2s. l7,
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A pretty home wedding of Thursday
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The high school cadets Will en-
tertsin at a large dancing party at
Whitney hall Friday evening,
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Mrs, w. A. Wight will ontertsin
Monday evening in honor OF Mrs.
and Miss Pratt Of Topeka. Kan
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. l.. s. Will
son will entertain ut n kensing-
ton in their honor.
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Miss Shearnan will be hostess
at an informal bridge tea on
Thursday and Friday afternoons
in honor Of her sister, Mrs. Alma
katz Of Portland, Ore.
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The annual birthday
the Ladies' Literary cluh
ut the New Louvre in tbs'
building Friday, Februs,
member will be allowed
guest, =
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Invitations rave bscu'
birt day party az st. Pan,
Tuesday. January %. b
expected TO bring a nan
wear OF their lives. fbs
musical programme and
will be served. 80
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An informal musical programme fol
lowed tho dinner
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The daughters of the 4,
luilun, Spirit of Iiberty
give n banquet on Was3,,
day. The chairmen Of f'
arc Mrs. j. f, Oglesby an
Braedcn. Mrs. F. VI. n
us toast mistress. = :
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where they will be for n short time
and return here the last of The month
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The Ladies' Literary club will hold
a business meeting at the club build
ing on Tuesday afternoon,
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Mrs. Arnold Will entertain tho O. a.
0. club Tuesday afternoon at her home
on East Sixth South street. In view
of the past successful meetings held
at her home. the members anticipate
an ENJOYABLE afternoon.