The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-11
SOCIETY
ToDAY's EVENTS.


: The annual ball to be given this I:
= evening by the High school cadets !:
- at the OdeOn dancing hall, prom I:
:. ises TO be the most elaborate, as :;
= well as the largest social affair of {:
= the school year. A promenade :
= concert from $50 to 9:S0 will be ::
- followed by guard mount and I:
:: competitive drill, with dancing I'M ::
= til 11:45. The guests of the even :.
= ing will be Governor Spry and !:
: staff. officers from Fort Douglas, ::
= national guard officers, state Off !:
= Gals, Ogden High school cadet off, ::
: GERS, and the officers from the Ag- ::
{. ricultural college at Logan. ::
= The patrons of the evening will {:
= be Governor and Mrs. William ::
= Spry Mayor and Mrs. John S. I;
:: Bransford. Colonel and Mrs. Rod ::
= ney T. Badger, DR.. and Mrs. G. B. ::
= Pfoutz, Miss Ella c. Dukes, Pro- ::
= fessor George A. Eaton and D. A. ::
: Callahan. The decorations will be :;
= in the national colors, combined ::
= with the High school colors. One ::
= thousand invitations have been is !:
= sued, and a large attendance is {:
= assured. I:
= At the regular open meeting of ::
= the Ladies Literary club this aft !:
= ernoon, Bishop F. S. Spalding viii ::
= speak on "Tbe Influence of Social I:
= ism on Art and Literature. Mrs. ::
= c. c. Daily will be heard in vocal ::
: selections. and Miss Alice Seckles :.
= in. instrumental numbers. "
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:. The Friday Luncheon club will ::
= be entertained this afternoon by :
! Mrs ]. H. Bardwell in the Cath :
:: ness. !.
:: The Friday Afternoon Sewing :
: club will meet today with Mrs :
= George E. Ellerbeck. :
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= An old-fashioned ball will be Civ =
= en- this evening at the Seventeenth =
= ward amusement hall by the MEM =
: bers of the Salt Lake Stake So =
= ciety. -
- ::
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Last evening al Fort Douglas, Lieu
tenant and Mrs. F. NJ. Miller enter
tanned at their quarters at a delight
full card party, six tables of bridge be
ing filled with players. Pink carnations
and ferns were the pretty decorations
of the rooms. The hostess was assisted
in entertaining by her mother, Mrs. G,
w. Storm.
Mrs S. H. Black entertained the
members of the Thursday Luncheon
club yesterday at her apartments in
the Arlington. Bridge followed the
prettily appointed luncheon, and spring
flowers decked the rooms. The club. will
be entertained at the next meeting by
Mrs. George w. Lambourne.
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Mrs. Walter ]. Beattie and Mrs.
Charles s. Burton will entertain Satur-
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. VIII
ClawsOn at the home of Mrs. Burton in
First avenue. Tuesday afternoon Mrs.
Burton will be the hostess on the ocea-
sion of a neighborhood party, also Civ
en- at her home.
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Mrs. H. n. Mayo was the hostess yes
terday afternoon at a charming card
party given in honor of her sister, Mrs.
Nelson Story, jr., of Bozeman, Mont.
The game of the afternoon was pro-
gressive euchre, at which the prizes
were won by Mrs. Sam Porter and Mrs.
Charles w Boyd. Pink carnations and
ferns were the attractive decorations
of the rooms. Supper was served from
the card tables. Mrs. Mayo was assist
ed by her daughter, Miss Etha Mayo,
and Miss Lavaun Raymond.
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An unusually delightful musical pro-
gram was enjoyed last evening at the
Ladies' Literary club, given under the
auspices of the Theta JIpsilon sorority
of the university, in which some of the
best talent of the city appeared.
Miss Sybella w Clayton. the pianist