The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-17

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o ToDAY's EVENTS. 9
e Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes will be e
9 guest OF honor today at a lunch {
9 con giveh by Miss Alton Young &
9 at her suburban home in Red e
@ Butte hollow G
@ Mrs. H M Wells entertains 6
@ this afternoon at bridge in COM c
9 pliment to Mrs. VIII Dinwoodey e
9 and Mrs Kindlespire. 6
q Mrs. NJ. T. Bailey and Mrs. e
@ c. H. Post will entertain at a
9 bridge tea this afternoon in hon {
Q or of out-of-town guests. {
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o The Afternoon Bridge club at G
@ Fort Douglas viii meet today G
9 with Mrs. J. NJ Arrasmith. g
Q This evening at the First Con-
q gregational church a concert Will {
= be given by the Sunday school {
9 orchestra under the direction of &
q Mrs Mary c. Cav. The pro-
e gram win include. among other &
2 classical selections, a Beethoven G
y hPhOAAy anu Tic 1OSi NSAI
3 suite G
. The Wasatch Literary club g
Q meets this afternoon with Mrs.
O Earl Dunshee, Fourteenth East
@ and Westminster avenue
9 There will be a meeting of the e
Q Seekers Literary club this after &
9 noon at the home of Mrs. Reed, G
. 672 South First West street.
@ The Woman's Missionary So
q ciety of the First Presbyterian .
9 church will meet this afternoon G
9 at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. Led G
Q yard NJ. Bailey, 123 South g
q Twelfth East street, and an in (:
9 teresting program will be given. 6
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9 This evening Miss Rae Camp
g bell and Miss Mignon Denhalter 6
@ will entertain in compliment to 6
9 Miss Viola Denhalter. when the G
@ guests will be the close friends 6
9 of the bride-elect. G
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Mrs. Thomas G. Weber and Miss
Weber nave invitations out for &
large tea to be given at the Weber
home Saturday afternoon, from 8 tC
). in honor of Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes
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Mrs A L Hoppaugh will entertain
at a series of bridge teas on the after
Moons of Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday of this week at her home in
East South Temple street.
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Mrs. Warren Bogue will entertain
afternoon with a bridge tea.
In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Bogue
at bridge.
Miss Viola Denhalter, whose mar
rage will take place in June, will be
the guest of honor at a social affair
evening given by Mrs. Grace
Woolley, and on Saturday evening at
a similar entertainment given by Mrs.
A. V. Thompson.
Mrs. W. T. Benson will entertain
next Monday at a bridge tea in honor
Of Mrs. U. G, Moser, who leaves in the
near future for Seattle to reside.
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Mrs Clarence E. Allen extended
her gracious hospitality yesterday
afternoon, from 3 to s, to a large
number of her friends who were in
vited to meet her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Clinton Cav, one of the
early spring brides. Mrs. Allen and
her daughters, Mrs. Cav and Miss
Helen Allen, received the guests and
we're assisted in entertaining during
the afternoon by Mrs. A J. Gornam,
Mrs. L. D. Anderson, Mrs. Hugo
Druehl, Miss Anna Decker and Miss
FRANKIE. In the dining room
Mrs J. NJ Dart, Mrs. S. W. Morrison
Mrs. L. C Miller and Mrs. C. G.. Plum
mer presided ar the beautifully ap-
pointed table and poured tea and ccf-
fee, assisted by a number of young
girls. The pleasant rooms were fra
grant with spring flowers, and the &C.
casion was in every way most delight
full, the only drawback being the
of the early departure OF
Mrs. Cav for California, where she
will join Mr. Cav In their future
home.
Successful in every particular wa!
the elaborate card party given yester'
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
George Y Wallace by the member:
of the East Side guild of st. Mark:
cathedral parish. The house wa!
beautifully decorated throughout will
snowbails and bridal wreath, and The
twenty-six tables where the game Of
the afternoon was played were placed
in the hall, living room and library
and in the large ball room above. 4
large number of guests came in Later
for tea. Mrs. o. W. Powers and Mrs
Benner Y. Smith poured tea and cot
fee the early part of the afternoon
and were relieved later by Mrs. Rus
sci =. Tracy and Mrs. W. P Kiser
The dining room and tea table were
adorned with brilliant red peonies
and from a prettily appointed table
Mrs Louis. d. Gordon served punch
assisted by Miss Darlene Kimba1 anC
Miss Frances Ferguson The affai1
was given for the benefit of the funC
to be used toward the furnishing Of
the boys dormitory in the new Or