The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-03
Coming Events

The Salt Lake symphony orchestra
concert this afternoon al the Colonial
theatfe promises TO be an interesting
society event, and will be attended by
a representative audience composed of
members OF salt Lakes exclusive So
ciety and musical circles. AT the box
office it was announced that the sale
so far had been better than on any
previous occasion when the high class
musical organization had appeared ia
concert. The program Is one that Will
attract. and the appearance of Mrs.
Agatha BerkhOel Siegel, ever a ia
y0rite in the community. is an added
pleasure.
The Rev and Mrs. L l. Goshen will
occupy one of the stage boxes with
nazaoer OF their friends. MIR. and Mrs.
Z c. Miller VIII also entertain a large
party of friends in one Of the boxes.
The upper stalls will be filled with
the pupils OF Prof. J. J. Mcclellan, the
gifted and popular director of the
orchestra.
Others prominent in social and
musical circles who will be present,
many of whom will entertain friends,
are Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ Bailey, Mr.
and Mrs. l. II; Farnssworth, MIR. and
Mrs. W. Mont Ferry, Mr.. and Mrs. E
o. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. David Keith,
Mrs. William Spry and daughters. Mr.
and Mrs. !. w. Christy, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. e. Game. DR.. and Mrs. c. F. VIII
cox, Mr.. and Mrs c. r. PesrsaI, Mr..
and Mrs. r. c. GemmeH. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. f. Fife, Miss Flanders, Mr. and
Mrs Lafayette Burton;
This afternoon Mr.. and Mrs VIII
liam d. Foster win entertain at the
/ A. l.. Thomas home, in street, at
supper given in compliment to Miss
Katherine r. Adams and Lieutenant
| w e. Dawson and the members of
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Another large event of the after
noon will be the family gathering to
be held with Mrs Florence Snow
Critchlow in the CritchIOw apartments,
when the descendants OF the late
/ President Lorenzo Snow will celebrate
the ninety sixth anniversary Of his
birth.
/ Tomorrow evening. in the First Con-
gregational church. a recital will be
given by Miss Mary Olive Gray, as
( sisted by Mrs. Emily H. Sitter, Mrs.
/ John Reed and Miss Marguerite Duval,
/ which viii prove one Of the pleasant
events Of the week.
4 Cards have been issued to their
! friends by 81. j. Brines and Mrs. Judith
! Evans Brines for An Evening of
Song at the First Congregational
church Thursday evening, April I. The
affair is invitatiOnal. and is anticipated
as one of the rare musical events Of
/ the season.
Mrs A. J. Hosmer has issued invi-
( tations for bridge tea, to he given
Tuesday afternoon at her home in
Thirteenth East street
Mrs. W. H. Dale and Mrs. S c.
( Snyder have cards out for musical
TO he given Tuesday afternoon at the
+ home OF Mrs. Dale in the Miller apart
ments.
! Mrs J. b. Whitehin viii entertain
with a bridge tea Thursday afternoon
a. her apartments in the Caithness.
/ airs. A. IT. Ensign will be one of the
E hosteSses OF the week. when she wilt
entertain Saturday afternoon at cards
Fin honor Of Mrs. g A. Quigley, who
viii leave in the early summer for an
extended European trip.
At Rowland Hail Saturday evening
Miss Colburne viii entertain for the
members of the sophomore class at
dinner dance.
The Utopia Bridge club will be en-
tertained Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. George T. Brice.
TUESDAY afternoon the women of ST
Mark. cathedral parish will serve one
the Sunday school room.
The o. a. o. club will meet Tues
7 day afternoon with Mrs. W. H. Dee in
the Smith apartments.
The Sewing club VIII meet this
week. FRIDAY. with Mrs. NJ. ". Lii
lard, 1921 First avenue.
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The wednesday Afternoon Bridge
club will meet this week with Mrs.
Robert King Brown.
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The Thursday Luncheon club will be
entertained Thursday at ] o'clock by
Mrs r. W. Hill in the Caithness.
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The Ladies' Auxiliary TO United
Commercial Travellers viii give dance