The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-13

was laid in the ladies' private dining
room, had for the central decoration a
low mound of deep pink carnations,
with the place cards hand painted in
the same flowers laid for the twelve
guests invited to meet the guests Of
honor.
For Miss Virginia Beatty, who leaves
Saturday for Washington, d. c., where
she will officiate as one of the brides
maids on the occasion of the Suther-
land-Elmore wedding, April q, Lieu
tenant and Mrs Clark R. Elliott of Fort
Douglas entertained a number of the
younger set from town and the bach
elor officers of the post last evening at
delightful keno" party. The quar-
tiers of Lieutenant and Mrs. Elliott
were artistically decorated with bl'anch-
es of peach and apple blossoms, and
the hostess was assisted in entertaining
and serving by the young Officers.
Games and music were the attractive
features of the pleasant evening.
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A pleasant social and musical event
of last evening took place at Rowland
hall, when the Orpheus club, under the
direction of the leader, Prof. A. H. Pea
body, appeared before the pupils of the
program in the assembly hall. The
courtesy extended by the high class
musical organization was much APP
preciated by Miss Colburne and the
faculty, as well as by the pupils.
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At the last meeting of the Friday
Evening card club, which was enter
tanned Saturday evening by DR.. and
Mrs. A. c. Wherry. the prizes were won
by Mrs. Eibridge L. Thomas and r. NJ.
Breeder.
The officers and ladies of Fort Doug
las will soon issue invitations for an in
formal hop to be given in the post hall
on the evening of April Is.
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The members of the Sew-So club will
give luncheon Saturday preceding the
matinee at Franklins, in honor of
Jeanne Russell Afford.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Hill announce the
marriage of their daughter, Jeanette,
/ to Darrell B. Keddington. The young
couple are at home to their friends at
722 East Fourth South street
x =
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Oden and
daughter, Mrs. H. P. Kirtley, will leave
in the near future for an eastern trip.
X x
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Wey are spending
ten days in San Francisco, Los Angeles
and vicinity.
| Miss Rosamond Richie, daughter of
| Judge and Mrs NJ. L. Richie, who is
attending school in one of the Boston
suburbs. spent her Easter vacation
with relatives in Baltimore and is now
visiting with cousins in Savannah,
/ Georgia.
/ Mrs. ]. G. Braun, who came to Salt
Lake several weeks ago to be present
at the wedding of her sister, Miss
! Ethel NJ. Lane, will leave for her home
in Ocean Park, California, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. A. Lane.
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! Mrs. w H. Bintz, Jr., is visiting with
her fami-y in Tuscarora, Nevada.
| Mrs. Harry J. Robinson has returned
| from a two weeks visit in Denver.
| While there she was entertained by
the different musical clubs of the city.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson are at home,
No. II the Bransford.
| \ X X
/ DR.. and Mrs. D. L. Barnard of Gar
! field are rejoicing over the arrival of a
| little daughter in their home.
| x X x
/ Mrs. H. z. Van Housen has gone to
( Rawlins for a short stay.
* X
/ Mrs. S. H. BabcOck has returned to
/ her home 405 East First South street,
| from st. Marks hospital, where she has
1 been for several weeks.
x x X
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter T. Pyper left
/ Tuesday for a trip combining business
and pleasure, which will include New
4 Orleans and New York. They will be
absent six weeks.
X X x
/ Mrs. Frank A. Pyke left Wednesday
/ for a trip to Idaho.
X X
/ Henry MintOn Lewis, Jr., and P. p
Reese have gone to Nevada for an in
/ definite stay.
The Quingenta card club was pleas
antly entertained yesterday afternoon
/ by Mrs. T. z. Newman at her home
/ The rooms where the five sbles of the
game We're played We're prettfly adorned
with vases and bowls of daffodiIs and
| hyacinths. The prizes of the afternoon