The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-16
SOCIETY
ToDAY's EVENTS.


. The Woman's Republican club .
@ will entertain this afternoon at q g
@ card party at the home Of Mrs. ]. @
g w. Percival. 245 South Twelfth @
@ East street. @
@ Mrs. r. L. Parker viii entertain 9
@ the members of the Plate club 9
@ this afternoon at her homo In g
@ East South Temple street. q
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g Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Greaves- Walk @
y er will entertain this evening in @
g formally at dinner at their home g
g In = street. y
@ The Matinee Card club meets 9
@ this evening with Mrs. L s. 9
@ Deane, 214 East Third South 9
@ street @
@ A reception will be given this 9
8 afternoon from to 6 o'clock In g
9 honor of the eighty-second birth y
. day Of Mrs. E. D: ]. Roundy at the g
@ home OF Mrs. H. ]. Hayward. 272 @
@ North Second West street Mem 9
@ bers of the Democratic club will g
@ be the hostesses. @
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@ An interesting meeting OF the g
9 music section Of the Ladies' Lit @
@ erary club will be held this morn q
9 ing In the club house at 10 o'clock. q
@ The meeting Will be devoted to y
@ American music. Miss Fannie @
9 Odds will give the paper. including @
@ synopsis of 1.-THE Pipe Of Desire" g
@ by Frank Converse. Vocal and in @
@ strumental numbers from other @
@ American composers will be given @
NJ "a
@ L. Oglesby, Mrs. Alvah Lewis, @
@ Mrs. ]. c. Taylor. Mrs. E. B. @
@ Palmer and Miss Williamson, with @
@ Mrs. Melton as the accompanist. 9
@ Mrs. Torild Arnoldson will also be @
@ heard In violin solo. Club men, @
g bers are cordially invited to be @
@ present. @
9 The Lloyd Alliance will meet @
@ this afternoon at 1880 with Mrs. @
@ w. P. Alexander, 46 Third East @
@ street. @
8 The Wednesday afternoon @
9 Bridge club meets today with Mrs. @
g S. H. Sharman In the Ivanhoe. 9
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The following announcement from
Washington was taken from the Dem
yer Republican Of Monday, and con-
firms the announcement made in these
columns several weeks ago:
Miss Frances Dyer Clark, daughter
of Senator Clark of Wyoming and Mrs.
Clark, will be married to Mr.. George
Hobart Chapman of Boston and Wy
oming April II. The ceremony will
be performed in the Church of the In
and will be followed by re-
ception at Rauchers.
Mrs. Clarence Clark Hamlin of Colo
RADIO Springs will be maid Of honor, and
Mr.. Harold Fabian of Harvard will be
best man. Miss Maud Merriam, Miss
Margaret Clark, sister of the pros
pective bride, Miss Chapman and Miss
Elizabeth Chapman, sisters of Mr..
will be the bridesmaids. The
ushers will be classmates Of the bride
groom. Mr.. Chapman will take his
bride to Wyoming, where they will
live.
To meet Miss Winnie Rhoades, for
mer popular young society girl of Salt
Lake now residing in San Francisco,
Miss Loreen Leary entertained a dozen
IF her young friends yesterday after
noon at an informal bridge affair. The
hostess was assisted at the tea table
by Mrs. Jack Gilmer and Mrs. r. K.
5tockwell.
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Mrs. Charles S. Burton entertained
sixty or more of her friends yesterday
afternoon at pleasant informal neigh
borhood party. In honor of st. Patric,K's
day the decorations were in green, and
the hostess was assisted in entertaining
by number Of young girls.
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Frt.o Ur~--o-xy. Too~~,,o A. TI{ee NJ II
church will hold a ST. Patrick's day So
cial Friday evening in the church par
Iors. Refreshments will be served and
q program will be given under the di-
rection Of Miss Ella Johnson.
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Mrs. A. A. Moulton entertained the
70 embers of the Quingenta Card club
very pleasantly yesterday afternoon at
her home. Five tables were filled with
players, and all the details including
the tallies In shamrock, were carried