The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-14
SOCIETY
ToDAY's EVENTS.

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. ToDAY's EVENTS. o
9 At the Country club today (.
(. the regular Saturday table g,
g d'hote dinner will be served at 6 g
9 O'Clock this evening. and nu- g
g merous private dinners will also g
g be enjoyed following the games
g of golf and tennis. g
g AT Rowland Hall this evening @
e Miss Colburne entertains at the g
g annual dancing party given In g
g honor of the members of the So g
g phomore class. @
g There Will be a meeting of g
g the American Woman's league g
g this evening in the parlors of the 9
q Kenyon hotel. @
9 The women of the U. of U. g
e will meet this Afternoon in the 6,
q kindergarten rooms of the nor 9
9 nal training building. @
9 The Saturday Afternoon g
q Bridge club will meet today e.
9 with Mrs. P. ]. Daily. -
g Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Green Rich g
q ards will receive their friends g
g this afternoon from TO in the g
g studio of Mr.. Richards in the g
g rear of the Eldredge home, ZIG g
@ East First South street, when g
g number of new paintings of the g
g artist-host will be on exhibition. g
g x x X @
g High school night at Saltair g
g will be observed this evening. g,
@ %@~~~@@% % o o $1,000 D..
The H. G. Mcmillan home in Brig
ham street was the scene of a de-
lightful social gathering yesterday
afternoon, when Mrs. Mcmillan and
her daughters, the Misses Mildred
of their friends to meet one of the
married daughters of the house, Mrs.
Charles l.. Smith of Frisco.
The floral decorations throughout
were most attractive with d prOfusion
of choice flowers. The receiving
party. which included Mrs. Mcmillan
and her charming daughters and
Mrs Ed H. Smith, received the guests
in the drawing room, where masses
of bridal wreath were banked on the
mantels and in the CRATE. Vases and
jardinieres of deep red peonies
adorned the large living room and
library and the punch table where
Mrs. Louis d. Gordon, Mrs. ]. j.
Campbell and Mrs. NJ w. Hilary pre-
sided. The tea table in the dining
room was unusually effective with a
large basket of exquisite pink Chef
ney roses and sprays of bridal
wreath gracefully arranged formed
the central decoration, pink shaded
candelabra and lights adding to the
artistic effect
Mrs. J. B. Cosgriff, Mrs Thomas
Weir. Mrs. John E. Dooly and Mrs.
Ezra Thompson poured tea and cOf-
fee, assisted by Mrs. II. >. Dininny
and Mrs. W. H. Alexander and the
following young girls: Miss Elsie Par
sons, Miss Gladys McConaughy and
Miss Margaret Walden. A stringed
orchestra was stationed in the upper
hall and played during the receiving
hours, from 3 to 3, when about 200
guests were present.
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Mrs. P. r. Ferguson was the host
ess yesterday afternoon at a pleasant
neighborhOod party given in compli-
ment TO Mrs. Prentiss y. Gray. Sew
eral tables of bridge were enjoyed.
and Mrs Ferguson was assisted at
the tea which followed by Mrs. Rus
sci L Tracy, Mrs. o. W. Powers and
Mrs George J. Gibson.
Mrs. A. H Little delightfully."- en-
tertained the Jolly Twelve yesterday
afternoon at her home, 1872 South
Fourth East street Daisies were seen
in profusiOn throughout the rooms,
and bridge was the amusement of
the afternoon. The next meeting will
be held with Mrs. c. W. Lund in two
weeks.
Colonel and Mrs. E. A. Wall and
family returned 10 Salt Lake Thurs
abroad, leaving early in December
and spending some time in New York
and Washington before sailing Their
trip included Italy, France. Germany
Egypt and the Holy Land Md the
British Isles. They VIII be at home
in their residence, 800 East South
Temple street, until their handsome
home on the corner of Brigham and
D streets is ready for occupancy.
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Mrs W. W. Armstrong has re-
turned from Andover, Mass, where
she was called by the Illness of hel
son Sherman, who is there attending
school He was entirely recovered
when she left to return home.
DR.. s. II. Pinkerton will leave to-
night for Los Angeles;
Mrs. w H. Dewolfe. who has beer
spending several weeks with Mrs
Frank T Roberts. will return Sunday
to her home in Milford.
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