The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-29
SOCIETY
rooAY,s EVENTS.

Tie principal affair today in So /:
clal circles will will be the card ::
party TO be given this afternoon at :.
the Ladies Literary clubhouse, I'M ::
aer the auspices Of st. Marks Hos ::
pital association. Many society ::
women in the community have re- ::
served tables, and a NUMBER of I:
caro- clubs will adjourn e play ::
their game at the same time. The :.
event Will undoubtedly. as on SINH ::
lar occasions, be both social and ::
financial success. given in the ::
cause Of charity. ::
X x X ::
The Ladies' Bridge club at Fort ::
douglas will meet this afternoon ::
with Mrs. Willis Uline I:
X = X !:
Mrs. Edward Rosenbaum will be ::
the hostess this afternoon at ::
bridge tea. ::
Miss Mary Human and brother, ::
Kenneth Luman, will entertain this :.
evening at their home at a five :
: hundred party. =:
= The Quingenta Card club will :.
meet this afternoon with Mrs. H. :.
w. Sherwood, 63S Eighth avenue. :
The tourist section of the Ladies' =
Literary club meets this morning =
at the clubhouse. The study of =
italy will be continued. Mrs. NJ A =
: Daugherty will read a paper on :.
" Venetian Art" and Mrs. u. G. :.
" Moser will talk on Venetian Life" :.
- X X X :.
: The w. F. Hancock w. r. c. :.
= viii hold its regular meeting this :.
: afternoon at O'clock in Eagles :.
hall. e.
= The Grace Card club will meet :.
: this afternoon with Mrs. ]. T. :.
:: Breckon. :.
X X x
Mr. and Mrs Henry COIN entertained
Sunday at an elaborate dinner in honor
OF their guests. Miss Josephine Auer-
bach OF New York and Mrs. Fred Simon
OF San Francisco. The table appoint
ments in Easter effect were most eff
fectlve. The centerpiece was a straw
nest filled with fancy eggs, on which
sat duck holding a bunch of Easter
niles In its bill. Smilax and bows of
white maline We're also used with Eas-
ter lilies laid for each guest. and place
cards in the same effect for fourteen.
Sunday evening Miss Emma Cobn also
entertained very pleasantly for Miss
Auerbach at her home.
X X x
A number of Salt Lake matrons and
young girls went to Ogden Yesterday To
be present at the bridge tea given by
Mrs. c. A. Henry at the Virginia. !"
The affair. for which over a hundred
invitations were issued was one of the
most elaborate social events ever given
in Ogden.
In her apartments in the Ivanhoe
Mrs. S. II. Sharman entertained the
members of the o. A. o. Bridge club
yesterday afternoon in a charming
Vases of daffodiis adorned the
rooms, and the tea table was attractive
with a lace cloth over yellow, with the
centerpiece bowl of spring daffodils.
The prizes of the afternoon were award
ed to Mrs. George w. Lambourne Mrs.
X. w. Hill, Mrs. c. NJ. Hart and Mrs.
Sharman. The club viii meet next
Tuesday with Mrs. w. H. Dee. in the
Smith apartments.
X X
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel G. Park will en-
terrain Thursday evening in honor Of
Miss Katherine r. Adams and Lieu
tenant Wiley Evans Dawson and their
bridal party.
X X X
The Misses Frances and Tillie Phil
lips will entertain Thursday evening in
to Miss Josephine Auer-
bach. at their home in East Second
South street.
X X
Mrs. T. c. Bailey and daughter, Miss
Edna Bailey, will leave today for an
extended eastern trip, going first to
New York, and later visiting with rela-
ives in st. Louis. During their alb
sence their home, 524 South Main street,