The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-04

TO he pleasant social gatherings. par
ticularly the bridge affair Of yester-
day afternoon. which was given 20
meet Mrs Harold p. Fabian. one OF
the popular brides OF the season.
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The Commercial club Is already
coming to the front as q popular place
-. 4ti,,f-f- events several iuncheons
and dinners have been given In the
women's private dining rooms, with
many more in prospect.
wednesday Mrs. JOY II. Johnson en-
tertained fifty OF her friends with
beautifully appointed luncheon. The
table in the gold room was laid in the
shape OF a ~" and decorated with
long-stemmed golden chrysanthe-
NUNS. which were in harmony Win
The artistic furnishings Of the room
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The evenings Of the week have been
generally devoted To the superior the
atrical and musical attractions So
ciety has been well represented at the
series Of plays. in which Nazimova was
the main attraction. A great many
box parties were given by prominent
society people. followed by suppers
and Iuncheons at the Louvre. and the
famous actress was warmly welcomed
and received by discriminating salt
Lake society.
The bazar given during the week by
the Altar society OF st. Mary's cathe-
dral i'm the cathedral hall. proved to
be not only a financial success but a
pleasant affair from a social stand
point The attractive booths presided
over By popular women and girls in
the parish were the center Of attrac-
ton. and the attendance, both after
moons and evenings. was very gratify-
/ ing to those in charge. Many delight
/ ful features were enjoyed. and music
was among the many attractions.
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A delightful social event OF the early
week was given by Mrs. W. W. Arm
tstrong Tuesday afternoon in her apart
ments in the Stauffer. when she en-
tertalned a large number OF her
friends at bridge. followed by tea
/ Nine tables Of the game were played,
and many came in for the tea at the
close. The rooms were attractive
with vases Of pink Chrysanthemums.
The hostess was assisted by several
Of her young married friends.
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Two bridge clubs have lately been
organized to meet regularly during
the winter season. one on Monday and
the other Tuesday afternoon. at the
homes Of the different members
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Mrs. 3 II. Cannon afternoon tea
given Tuesday at her home in Federal
Heights to meet Mrs. Robert y. Camp
bell. who has lately returned to her
Eirlhood home. and Mrs. Charles b
Titcomb. "a september bride. was one
OF the pleasantly successful social
events OF the week just passed.
Yellow narCissus was used in the
artistic decorations OF the rooms and
the tea table. where a basket OF the
delicate flowers. tied with a bow OF
yellow tulle. graced the center with
candelabra shaded in yellow lightinl
the same The hostess was assisted
by n number Of her young married
friends. and n bevy Of charming younf
society girls assisted in the dining
room. over one hundred guests were
present between the hours OF 4 and 6
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Among the pleasant pre-matrimonia
affairs given in compliment TO Mis-
May r. Taylor. was the five hun
dred" party given Thursday afternoon
by her sister. Mrs. Harold s. Daynes
The affair was also in the nature or (
linen shower and was attended b.
thirty-five friends Of the bride-elect
Red and white hearts in prOfusion ant
red carnations We're used in the deco
rations OF the rooms. white narciSsu
also being seen in the dining room.
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Mrs. Moylan .. Fox and Mrs Law
renee Fox received a number OF thei
2 friends Thursday on the occasion OF
bridge tea given at the residence o