The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-12
SOCIETY
TopAY,s EVENTS.

ToDAY's EVENTS.
. A dinner dance will be given :
= this evening at Rowland Hall, =
= when Miss Colburne will enter :
tain IN honor Of the sophomore :.
: class. :
I: Mrs. Charles S. Burton and Mrs !
' Walter j. Beattie viii entertain :
this afternoon at the home Of Mrs :
Burton. in compliment to Mrs =
WIN Clawson. :
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Mrs. Adolph Anderson will be :
the hostess this afternoon at a =
Kensington given at her nome in =
:: L street in honor OF Mrs Flora =
y Sinclair. worthy grand matron. =
Order of the Eastern Star. =
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Miss Katherine r. Adams viii =
be the guest of honor this after =
noon at a pre-matrimonial social =
= affair, given by Miss Florence =
Veness at her home in Thirteenth :
East street. =
The Browning Fection of the La :
y dies Literary club will enjoy a :
luncheon today at 1880 o'clock at =
!: Fifth East street. The regular :
- Browning program will follow >
- with the continued reading Of =
"Sardello," and Mrs. p. B. Jones =
= win read a paper that was given :
= before the Browning club of San =
= Francisco. =
= The Mothers congress viii meet =
= this afternoon with Mrs. II. @. Nc =
- p1F71a
~ street The program will be in :
= charge of Miss Joanna Sprague. :
= who viii read a paper. THE =
= Choice OF Children's Reading" =
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. Colonel and Mrs. j. ]. Daynes, .
I: Jr.. and .dr. and Mrs. Edward 3. :
. Jenkins will entertain this evening :
= at dinner at the Jenkins home in =
= East First South street. =
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= Women Of the University OF =
= Utah will meet this afternoon at :.
= 1880 o'clock IN the kindergarten =
= rooms in the normal training =
= building :.
: :.
Fond parents and elder brothers and
sisters looked on IN beaming applause
last night at the Odeon while natty
little embryo-soldiers of the Sal. Lake
High school whirled around the dance
hall with the youngest of Salt Lakes
young society bellies, and later applaud
ed TO the echo the guard mount and
exhibition drill of a crack company of
four squads of cadets. In spite of the
small room and the slippery dance floor,
the cadets went through the various
movements like so many cogs in a ma
chine, and after each exhibition were
forced to wait until the applause had
died out before the voice of the little
captain, Irwin Clawson. could be heard
and the movements continued.
The ninth annual military hop OF the
cadets was a complete success from
every viewpoint, and proved an enjoy
able treat for more than 1900 persons.
Music, both for the guard mount, the
exhibition drill and the dancing, was
furnished by the High school band of
thirty-eight pieces. led by L. P. Chris
Jensen, and the youngsters furnished
music equal to any organization In the
The grand march, led by Governor
William Spry, was one of the pretty
things of the evening. and opened the
dancing. In the rear of the Governor
came his military staff, followed by the
Fort Douglas and national guard Off
GERS; then the officers of the Logan Ag-
rieultural college, Ogden High school
and the Salt Lake High school. The
array OF shining military uniforms. fol-
lowed by an immense crowd of civil
ians. furnished a beautiful sight.
Between the fourth and fifth dances
the cadets gave their exhibition drill
and guard mount. Guard mount was
sounded and the various squads in
charge of the first sergeants were
marched to their parade grounds. Cap
tain and Adjutant Reginald Wallace,
aided by Lieutenant Arthur Doran and
Sergeant Major Paul Parmalee,f put
forth an excellent drill. Commandant
William c. Webb received many COM
plinents from the staff officers and
those from the fort and national guard.
The dance was in every way a bril-
liant success, a larger crowd being in
attendance than in any previous year
The patrons Of the evening were Gov
ernor and Mrs. William Spry, Mayor
and Mrs. John S. Bransford, Colonel
and Mrs. Rodney T. Badger, Dr. and
Mrs. Gilbert B. Pfoutz, Professor
George A. Eaton. Miss Ella NJ. Dukes,
David A Callahan.
Mrs. j. H. Bardwen entertained the
members OF the Friday Luncheon club
very pleasantly yesterday at her apart
ments in the Caithness The decora-
lions in pale green and white were pref
thy designed of lilies of the valley and
ferns. In the game of bridge following
the luncheon, the prize was won by
Mrs. W. w. Harvey. The next meeting
Of the club IN two weeks will be held
with Mrs. ]. G. Dinwoodey in Harmony
place.
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Miss Nellie Breckon was the hostess
at a i've hundred party Thursday even
ing at her home in Ninth East street.
Five tables of the game were played,
when the prizes were won by Miss Mary
Storer and Miss Kaighn. Miss Breckon
was assisted in entertaining by her
mother, Mrs. J. T. Breckon.
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Mrs. Bert NJ. Olsen entertained the
Sisters of Unity Thursday afternoon
at her home in Sixth avenue. Mrs. LIE
Roy Saville resigned the office of secre-
tary. Mrs. J. F. Brown was elected to
fill the position. Mrs. Joseph Cardwell
was elected vice president. Light re-
freshments were served, and a pleasant
afternoon spent. The club will meet
next time at the home of Mrs. Joseph
Merrill, 1926 East Second South street.
Thursday. March "a.
The date of the card party to be given
under the auspices of st. Marks Hos
pital association has been set for Easter
Tuesday. March %, to take place in the
Ladies' Literary club. The affair will
be one of the largest. as well as the first
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