The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-26
SOCIETY
TODAY.s EVENTS.

@ A bridge tea will be given this g
q fteTnOOn at the home Of F. j. =
2'abian in South Eleventh East 9
1treet, when Miss Fabian will en- @
certain in compliment to MISS 9
2Carey Marshall, who leaves soon g
2or Europe Miss Trask of Denver, g
4who is the guest Of Miss Baer at g
1the Bransford, and Miss Dickson, g
SwhO is visiting with her cousin, g
4Miss Elinor Stewart, from Ohio. g
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9 Lieutenant and Mrs. F. NJ Miller 9
cot Fort Douglas viii entertain this 9
:evening at cards in their quarters .
Elm Officers Row.
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g Mrs. W. D. Maclean will be one o
cot the hOstesses Of the afternoon, d:
.when she will entertain at five 4"
chundred.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. b. Onderdonk q.
Will entertain the members of their d.
card club this evening in the q.
Kenslngton. q"
The Browning section of the 9
Ladies' Literary club meets to- d"
day at l o'clock with Mrs. W. }. ="
Shealy, 466 East Third South 9"
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A quiet wedding, but one Of great in
crest in Salt Lake social and musical
circles, took place yesterday noon at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence T.
Allen, 929 First avenue. when their
eldest daughter, Esther TuCkerman Al
. len, was married TO Henry Clinton Cav.
Rev. w. NJ. Paden of the First PTesby-
terrain church performed the ceremony,
in the presence of the immediate lam
lily and a few intimate friends
The wedding was FASTENED by the
serious illness of Mr.. Gaw's mother in
Grant City, Mo- for which place Mr..
and Mrs. Cav left soon after the cere-
mOny.
The bride is not only a great favorite
in local society and among her large
circle of friends on account of her
charming personality, but is also an
accomplished musician and VlOllniSt, a
leader of an orchestra and successful
teacher of the violin. Her services have
always been generously given for
charitable and philanthropic objects.
Mr.. Cav is a promising young pro-
fessionaI man. The young couple will
make their home in Salt Lake.
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gave a beautifully appointed bridge tei
yesterday afternoon at her quarters at
the post in honor Of Mrs. O. B. Meyer
wife of Captain Meyer of the Four
teenth cavalry, who is a guest in the
city at the home of her sister Mrs. w
w. Trimmer. She is on her way to
join her husband in the Philippines
Three tables of bridge were played, and
at the tea which followed from to T.
the officers and ladies of the garrison
were present TO meet the guest OF
honor. The hostess was assisted at the
tea table by Mrs. Walter 5. Scott and
Mrs. j. 5. Upham. The only guests
from town were Mrs. \, 9. Ewing and
Miss Lucille Clark.
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The fourth annual dance Of the senior
class of the University of Utah, held in
Odeon hall last night. was one of the
most successful socials ever given by
the senior class. In order to make the
affair as simple as possible, all deco
latiOns were done away with. The
dancing commenced at $50 o'clock and
continued until midnight. Punch was
served on the lower floor Of the hall
During the evening 100 couples enjoyed
the entertainment. The patrons We're
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Ritter, President
ana Mrs. j. L. hlngSDuGN, Dean ana
Mrs. Joseph Merrill, Professor and
Mrs. George NJ. Marshall, Professor and
Mrs. Il. r. Lyman, Professor and Mrs
Fred J. Pack and Mrs. J. T. BeIess.
Mrs. Walter Scott Weller entertained
the members of her sewing club yesteT-
day afternoon i'm her apartments in the
kensngton, the party adjOurning at
O'Clock To the domestic science rooms il
the J.. d. :. college. where dinner was
enjoyed Pink and white carnations
adoTnCl the table, where place cards
We're laid for Mrs. Merrill Nibley. Mrs
Joseph Howell. Mrs. Nephi L. Morris
Mrs. Frank Pratt. Mrs. HyrUm Berg,
Strom. Mrs. Walter POulton, Mrs. 10,
seph NibIey. Mrs. Joel Nibley and Mrs
j. Medley Johnson.
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Mr. and Mrs ". c. Alexander ar,
spending a few weeks in Del Monte
Cal
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J. =. Henager gave delightful socia
last evening for The students of his bus
mess college. \ musical program was
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