The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-14

poured tea and coffee, assisted by
Miss Doris Edmunds and Miss Alice
Lyme.
| Misses Helen and Rose Evans were
the young hostesses yesterday after
noon at the second in a series of de-
| ightful bridge parties given at their
home in South Third East street. Au-
tumn leaves and yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS graced the rooms and the
prettily appointed table. where Mrs
George A Steiner presided.
Seven tables of bridge were played,
and the young girl friends assisting
the hOstesses were the Misses Elsie
Parsons, Edith Godbe and Margar-
et Walden.
| At Fort Douglas last evening,
Lieutenant and Mrs. A. o.. Seaman
entertained Informally with four ia
bles of bridge. Aside from the mem
bers of the garrison, there were
/ few friends invited from town for
the evening. and the pleasant affair
was the first in a series of similar
ones TO be given by the host and
hostess.
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a dozen friends informally last even
ing at dinner, who were invited TO
meet Mrs NJ. A. Greenwood of Cal
ifornia.
I A pleasant affair. in the form of
a shower, was given last evening by
Miss GwendOlyn Lincoln in honor of
Miss Joanna War;, whose marriage
takes place next week. Games and
music We're the principal features of
the evening, and carnations and
asters were seen in the pretty dec
OratiOns of the rooms. The hostess
was assisted by Mrs. A. T. Davis. and
the young girl friends of the bride
elect present were the Misses Ella
Malstrom, Carrie Schettler. Lucy
and Rebecea Trowbridge. Olga and
LaVOn Chandler Frances Kendrick.
Louise Holm. Helen Sims. Priscilla
Davis and Annie Christensen.
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The members Of spirit of Liberty"
chapter Daughters of the American
Revolution were delightfully."- enter
tanned yesterday afternoon at the
regular monthly meeting. by Mrs. l..
f. Hall at her home in East First
North street
An interesting program was given,
consisting of a talk by Thomas Weir
on American Citizenship in Ha-
wall, dealing with his personal eX-
periences gained on his recent visit
TO the islands Delightful musical
numb were given as follows: Pi-
ano solo by Miss Lucille Horton, pre-
lude BY RachmaninOff, and ANA
Strande' by POsca. Mrs. f. Y. Law
rey, accompanied by Miss Matte Hall,
was heard in two violin solos, Der
ceuse" by Jocelyn, and "Bolero" by
Bohm.
Mrs. Hall was Assisted by her
daughters, the Misses Hall, and Miss
Elizabeth Allen. and the rooms were
beautifully decorated with pink roses
and autumn leaves.
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You are cordially invited to visit
the Republican women's club rooms,
suite PA. Atlas block. any and ev-
cry afternoon. excepting Sunday. be-
tween the hours of O'Clock and 6
O'Clock, when educational and polit-
zeal talks Will be given. and instruc-
ton will be furnished to those de-
string information regarding the use
of the voting machine. Refresh
ments will be served.
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Three large rooms, which will be
used as headquarters for the wom-
en-, We're handsomely furnished and
: decorated yesterday afternoon by a
committee, consisting of Mrs. How
ard A. King, Mrs. H. L. Cummings
, and Mrs. Margaret Zane Witcher.
One OF the rooms will be used for re-
freshments. The Womans Republi-
can club will appoint committees to
take charge of the rooms every week
|, day afternoon until after election.
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! Harold Fabian will entertain the
! men of his bridal party Saturday
: evening with a stag dinner at the
University club.
The handicap mixed foursOmes
will be played on the golf links al
. the Country club today, when eight
couples will qualify for the contest
for the silver cups TO be given by the
club.
[ The young ladies' sOdality of St
} Mary's cathedral viii give a dance
/ in the OdeOn Wednesday evening
November 9.
The wedding of Miss Sarah Swari
; and Fred A. Pfeiffer took place
Wednesday evening at the home OF
the brides mother. The ceremony
Twas performed by Bishop Platt. and