The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-15
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SOCIETY

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3 ToDAY-s EVENTS. :.
8 The largest social affair Of o
:, this evening will be the dancing :,
g party 20 be given at Lagoon by g
. Mrs. J. r. Bamberger for her @
9, niece. Miss Marian Oberndorfer. @
g ard a number OF her young @
. friends. @
. A lawn party will be given o
@ this evening by Miss Helen @
8 Ciawson and Miss Elizabeth @
9 Wells at the home Of the former. o
6 in honor Of Miss Dorothy Jen- g
9 nings OF Los Angeles. g
@ Mrs. William r. Heating and q
@ Mrs.. Claude T. Barnes will en- @
O. terrain this evening az the home g
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o Mrs. Don r. Campbell. who were o
o married in June. .
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The Sewing club meets this {,
@ afternoon with Miss winifred Q
o Lynn. g
o The following program will be o
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O. citai I'm the Tabernacle. with @
9, OrEanist J. ]. Mcclellan at the Q
Z, organ: @
O. Toccata I'm q 1850. Tn. Dubois o
. Hymn Of the Nuns Wely Q
q Largo .....-........-. Handel Q
o Old Melody .-.-..--. o
O ...-. arranged by performer @
o Overture to Oberon. Won weber @
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A wire was received yesterday by
Mrs. Annie Adams Kiskadden an
nouncing that her daughter, Miss
Maude Adams. sailed on the Maure-
tania for Ireland. where she will re-
main for n few weeks. returning to
New York August 20. when she viii
begin rehearsing for "Chantecler."
Mrs Louis s. Gates has issued invi-
tations for an afternoon tea 10 be
given next Thursday July II, at her
home IN Second avenue. IN cOmpli-
ment 20 Mrs. Arthur G. Hertzler Of
Manchester. Pa. who Is the guest for
the summer Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ". II. Mcintyre.
open air attractions seem TO be
completely absorbing the social side
these July days. Each day witnesses
the departure OF family parties and
groups OF friends. who leave for the
neighboring canyons and the noun
tains 90 enjoy period Of camp life
There are few places that can rival
salt Lake I'm the many beautiful spots
found within easy distance. affording
AL the requisites for ideal camp life.
FOR the men Of the family a double
attraction is found I'm the clear noun
tain streams and lakes. where fish
abound.
Lagoon Is more beautiful and at
tractive than ever this season and Is
proving quite n social center. Tonight
- viii be the scene OF a large dancing
party given for the members OF the
younger set and college boys and girls
who are enjoying their vacation in the
city, and almost every afternoon and
evening some social affair Is held at
the pretty country resort
Ssl;air IS as ever favorite spot for
afternoon and evening parties. and at
this time the good old-fashioned lake
parties are very popular, when the
bathing Is al It's best. and the delight
ful bath IS followed by supper in the
cool dining room Of the pavilion, with
the evening spent I'm dancing on a
AaNNN WHICH mas lAN AANaA III AAA1 G0un-
try. The music this year rs excep-
tionally good. and other attractions
nt the lakeside resort are too nu-
merous TO mention.
The concerts at Liberty park are
proving 20 be more popular as the
summer season advances. The park
itself has never been as attractive as
az the present time. Picnic parties
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open are seen daily. The concerts are
proving a drawing card. There IS no
lack Of comfortable seats. and the
scene I'm the evening is quite pic
turesque.
There are few prettier suburban
parks and resorts than Wandanr-fe.
Tho place never seems 10 be uncOm-
fortably crowded. and there are al
ways comfortable seats TO be found
overlooking the lake. where boating
IS enjoyed and the swans add TO the
gttractivcness % the scene. The bril-
liant electric lighting is in itself a
marvel OF beauty. and every attrac-
ton known TO pleasure-Eeeking
crowds Is to be found within the pre-
cincts Of the summer resort
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quite a unique feature in connec-
ton with the -AU-Utah~ day to be
held today az Saltair. under the au-
spices OF the Manufacturers associa-
tion. viii BE- the supper given by
twenty or more public spirited worn-
en-. who viii enjoy a picnic supper
this evening az $50 O'Clock. when the
table will be attraCtivcly arranged
with native products. The affair is
under the direction OF Mrs. Olive
Ravens, and bids fair 20 be very sue
ccesfuL a monument Of ice cream
viii occupy the center OF the table.
Everything served will be a product
OF Utah Banners bearing the names
~ tho manufacturers and contribut-
ors viii mark each OF the articles
served I'm the menu
An interesting meeting was held
last evening at the home OF Mrs. +.
Boonncmort I'm East South Temple
street. when the Radcliffe club was
officially organized. This organi-
ration is compose1 Of pupils who stu
died under the late Thomas Radcliffe.
and will be devoted TO musical pro-