The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-19
SOCIETY
TODAY's EVENTS.

% The automobile show, which {
= opens today in the Auditorium. &
y VIII attract a large number of {
society members. 1t is the first &
event of the kind ever seen in Salt {
Lake, and will undoubtedly prove {
10 De the center of interest in bus
mess and society circles.
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9 Mrs. G. R. Walker and Mrs. ]. {
2 r. Walker will be the hostesses
9 today at a bridge tea given in {
2 honor of Mrs. Charles Henrotin 6
9 of Cleveland, o., at the home Of {
2 Mrs. j. r. Walker in East South {
= Temple street.
y Mrs. Richard A Keyes will en-
g terrain a party of six this after 6
g noon at stall party at the Salt &
g Lake theatre for the performance {
g of tie Lambardi opera company {
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g The P. E. 0. society will meet 6
g this afternoon with Mrs. John 6
9 Reed in the Keith apartments.
o The board of directors of the 6
g State Federation of WOmen's g
g Clubs will meet this morning at 10 Z:
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g st. Marks Nurses Alumni assO- 6
g citation will hold a sale today at e
g Keith-O' Brien's store, beginning &:
g at $50. The proceeds are to go to- &:
g ward furnishing a room at st. 9:
g Marks hospital for sick nurses. 4;
g Mrs. Edward Z. jenkins will en- .
g terrain this afternoon for her little .
g sons with a dance and valentine .
% party at her home in East First g:
% South street.
g The Misses Blanche and Mabelle 9.
@ Cassidy will entertain this after q:
g noon at cards. "
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The Regimental Bridge club at
Fort Douglas held a delightful meeting
last evening in the officers club house,
Only the officers and ladies of the gar
rison were present. Those acting as
the hosts and hostesses of the evening
We're Lieutenant and Mrs. Paul c. Pot
ter, Lieutenant and Mrs. F. NJ. Miller,
Lieutenant r. F. Sellman and Lieuten-
ant K. 5. Snow.
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Mr.. and Mrs. 0. c. Beebe enter
tanned last evening at dinner, when
covers were laid for fourteen. The ia
Bile was effectively decorated in pink
carnations ana lighted by pink-shaded
candles and candelabra. Mrs. Beebe
was assisted in entertaining by her
daughter, Mrs. Z. E. Dyer.
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At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs J. c.
last evening, the Misses Beth
and Gladys Kimball gave a charming
card party, when about two dozen of
their young friends were present. The
rooms We're arranged in college effect,
with hundreds of school and college
pennants. College games were a fea-
ture of the evening. The young host
esses were assisted by their sister, Miss
Quincy Kimball, and Miss Ruby
Lieutenant and Mr.. J. S. Upham will
at cards next Thursday even
ing at their quarters az Fort Douglas
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The many friends of Miss Mary Hal
IOran, daughter of w. J. HallOran, VIII
regret to learn that she is at Holy
Cross hospital and this morning will
undergo an operation for appendicitis.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Smith are
now at home in the Ivanhoe apart
nents.
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DR.. and Mrs. Fred a. Stauffer will
cave Monday for New York, and later
sill sail for a Mediterranean trip.
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