The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-05
SOCIETY
TODAY's EVENTS.

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"A dinner, followed by a mu- g
sicaie, Will be given this evening 8
py Mr.. and Mrs. Edward E. Jen- 9
Alns at their home in East First =
south street. g
Miss Birdie Langton will enter 6
Tain informally this afternoon in 9
honor OF Miss Katherine Adams. g
Lieutenant Charles L. Sampson 9
OF Fort Douglas and Miss Helen g
lodge will be married this even g
ing at o'clock at st. PauPs ca g
thedral, Los Angeles. .
The P. e. o. society win meet 9
this afternoon with Miss Violet g
Whitworth and Miss Eta Powers g
az the home Of the former, 149 g
y South Seventh East street. g
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"A dancing party viii be given 9
this evening in I. o. o. F. hall 9
g at Garfield. g
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Mrs. c. P. Overfield presided yes
terd2y for the first time since her mar
rage at charming social affair in the
nature of an informal afternoon tea,
given as farewell TO Miss Carr Mar
shall, who leaves today for New York
and later for an extended European
trip. Miss Marjorie Dickson of Ohio
who is visiting her cousin, Miss Eli
nor Stewart, and Miss Elizabeth Trask
OF Denver, We're also guests of the oc-
sasion. Vases Of Easter lilies and car
nations graced the drawing room and
library. Mrs. J. A McCaskell and Mrs
Louis S. Gates poured. assisted by
Miss Loreen Leary, Miss Elinor Stew
art and Miss Minette Baer.
About thirty young girls and society
matrons enjoyed the affair, which took
place at the home of Mrs. Overfield
parents of Mr.. and Mrs. Seth W. Nor
rison, In Seventh East street.
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A pleasant social AFFAIR at Fort
Douglas last evening which was COM
posed OF the officers and ladies of the
garrison. was the informal hop in the
post hall given in compliment to Lieu.
tenant and Mrs. ]. S. Upham in antici
patton Of their early departure fol
California and later to Manila. While
the event was simple as to detail, Il
was In every respect delightful gath
ering and testified TO the popularity Of
Lieutenant and Mrs. Upham, who
have been social favorites during theil
residence at Fort Douglas.
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A well-appointed dinner was giver
last evening at the University club by
the young men who belong to the
evening bridge tournament, theil
guests being the young ladies who play
in the tournament, with q Jew guests
The table. which was lad in the pri-
vate dining room, had for the decora.
ff0nQ M aQE In h
different shades in red and pink. AT.
tistic place cards were laid for the fol.
lowing: Miss Mildred Mcmillan, Miss
Elipor Stewart Miss Dickson, Miss
Minette Baer, Miss Trask. Miss Stella
Fabian. Miss Cary Marshall and Miss
Loreen Leary, Athol Rawlins, w. H
Trask, Fred G. Smith, Robert Parker
Douglas Kimball. A. B. Thomas, Mr.
Colding and Mr.. Scott. Following the
dinner several games OF bridge were
played IN the green room.
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The annual dance of the Amici III
dissimi fraternity of the University OF
Utah, given in the Odeon hall Friday
night. was one of the most successful
of the college year. The hall was deco
rated with the fraternity colors. One
OF the features of the dance was the
special musical program which was
given. The patrons were Governor
and Mrs. William Spry. Mayor and
Mrs. ]. S. Bransford, Mr.. and Mrs. w
w. Ritter. President and Mrs. ]. T
Kingsbury, DR.. and Mrs. w. G
Ebaugh, Professor and Mrs. George NJ
Marshall. DR.. and Mrs. Charles G.
Plummer, Rev. and Mrs. 3. 1. Goshen
Professor and Mrs. H. I. Brown and
Professor George A. Eaton.
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Mrs. Russell G. Schulder. baby and
maid. who left Santa Barbara a few
days ago for Salt Lake, are detained al
Inlay. New, owing to the washouts.
MIS-. E. B. Critchlow and family are
located In Paso Robles, Cal, whert
Mrs. Critchlow is recovering from hel
serious illness.
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Miss Cary Marshall leaves today tC
Join her aunt. Mrs. Ackland Hood, In
New York. and with her will sail 70,
London March IL.
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Miss Elizabeth Trask, who has been
the guest for several weeks of Miss