The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-03
SOCIETY
TODAY,s EVENTS.

AOHAA - EVENTS.
= "A bridge tea will be givel- this Z:
6: honor of Mrs. Sarah G. Boggs :
90 x x {.
? Mrs. Arthu- w. James will enter
e tain informally today at a lunch :
q ecn at the Commercial club 10 meet g
@ her guest, Mrs. ]. ]. Freema1 of .
@ Toledo. o., who. with Mr.. Freeman. {
g is making brief stay in the city 6
y on their way home from California. g
. The Tuesday Bridge ciuo will be Z
9 entertained this afterno IN by Mrs. &
g Frank Harding and Mrs. Ingalls,. .
g . x \ &
. Mrs. A. D. Tobin viii entertain {:
@ the members of her Five Hundred 6
g club today at a luncheon at l e
g O'Clock, to be followed by cards. I:
@ The Sewing club meets this {:
g afternoon with Miss Estelle Gin =:
g ton.
@ Mrs. George Bell will entertain
g her bridge club this afternoon.
@ The womans club will meet this (:
e afternoon with Mrs. Helen V. KIM e
g ball, II Gordon avenue. e
9 The Wasatch Literary circle {
@ meets this afternoon with Mrs. g
g Shand Smith, 1925 Blaine avenue. 6:
9 x X x 6
g A meeting of the Froebel society &:
q will be held this afternoon at the G
g Phillips Congregational church. &
g The Seekers Literary club will 9
@ meet this afternoon with Mrs. f. e
al
g street. The annual election of Off (:
g GERS will take place. .
g g, g g 9. g g q. g o g @~ @ @ @ g @ g ..
A meeting of the officers and direc-
tors of the Country club was held yes
terday at noon at the Alta club, when
other business transacted, an
committee for the season
was appointed. composed of Mrs. Robert
c. Gemmell, Mrs. Don Carlos Roberts
and Miss Gertrude McGrath. The club
VIII hold the formal spring opening next
May Z, and although the en-
tertainment committee have not had
time to perfect the social details in con-
nection. it is probable that a table
d'hote dinner viii be served at o'clock
by dancing.
The young society girls in charge oi
the details of the society ball to be
given Friday night in the Odeol, in con-
nectiOn with Mothers day observance
announce that the sale of tickets for the
notable event is very encouraging
Tickets have been placed on sale al
drug store and at the Con
solidated Music company AS there
has been some little confusion in the
minds of some of the members of the
a c n he rf Of no 10
1t is again announced that the proceeds
will go toward the playground move
ment and the work of the Utah Fedora
ton of Women'S clubs. One anxious
buyer asked if the proceeds were - 90
toward buying white carnations for the
mothers.
Three new names have been added to
the list of patrons, Mrs. w. W. Ritter
Mrs. Russell G. Schulder and Mrs Louis
D. Gordon, the others being Mrs. ". S.
Mrs. David Keith, Mrs. Ed
ward S. Ferry, Mrs. c. H. Mcmahon,
Mrs. Willis Uline of Fort Douglas, Mrs.
]. Frank Judge. Mrs. Ernest Bamber-
ger, Mrs. NJ. H. Walker and Mrs. r. W.
Salisbury.
Mrs. W. A. Cavanaugh will entertain
Friday at luncheon at her quarters at
Fort Douglas, in compliment to Mrs.
Prentiss n. Gray of Oakland, Cal.
X X
Mrs. Elijah Belden has invitations
out for a bridge tea for Thursday after
noon.
x x x
The Ladies' Bridge club at Fort Doug
las will meet Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. H. L. Walthall.
X X
The Salt Lake theatre will have such
AZ audience on Friday afternoon TO
hear Madue Adams, as has not turned
out for a matinee in years. The event
is to be a very important one socially,
several box parties being already
planned and many teas arranged TO fol-
low the play. Mrs. z. D. Howard has
invited a party Of friends, Mrs. David
Keith Will be the hostess for another
party, Mrs. Rachel S. Miller and Mrs.
Edwin Kimball, the president and treas s.
urer of the board of directors of the
Orphans home, will head a party COM