The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-18
SOCIETY
ropAY,s EVENTS.


ToDAY's EVENTS.
: The grand operate concert to be :
I. given this evening at the Salt Lake :
:. theatre by Miss Maggie Tout, one .
:. of Utah's talented young must !
!. clans, will attract a large and rep :
|: resentative audience. There have .
: been a number of parties formed :
8 by her young friends to attend the :
!. concert.
{. A large dancing party will be :
!: enjoyed this evening In Whitney :
: hall, when Raymond e. Daynes, f.
!. Glare Smith and Alva r. Baer will :
= entertain several hundred of their ,
I: young friends and acquaintance. :
:. X X X
!: Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Benson will .
!: entertain this evening at cards at :
!. their home in East South Temple :
: street.
|: Miss Florence Ware and Miss .
: Marian Thompson will be the :
!: young hostesses this evening at :
!. ST. Patrick's party, given at the :
:. home of Miss Ware in Federal :
: Heights.
!. A bridge tea will be given this :
: afternoon by Mrs. Elliott NJ. Best :
I: at her home in K street, in COM :
: pliment to her guest, Mrs. H. P. :
:. Emise.
!. Mrs William j. Smith will enter :
!. tain the members of the J. E. c.
:. club this afternoon in the Ivanhoe. :
= X X X
!: The girls of the university will :
: give a matinee dance this after :
: noon in the gymnasium.
:. x X x
!. Miss Mary Storer and Miss Jen- :
!. ME Breckon will entertain the :
!. members of the Christian Endeav :
= or society this evening in the par Z
:. Iors of the Third Presbyterian :
: church.
!. An Epworth League social will {
!. be given this evening in the par :
:. lors of the Tiff NJ. E. church. Miss Z
!. Ella johnson will be in charge of :
: the arrangements.
!: x x x
!: The regular meeting of the cur {
:. rent events and current literature :
!. section of the Ladies' Literary :
!. club this afternoon at the club {
= house will be of an unusually in {
:: teresting character. The program Z
I: includes: AN Afternoon Among .
!. Ourselves, when stories, poems :
!: and musical compositions by Utah :
!. talent will be given. Mrs. NJ. L. :
!. Ritchie and Mrs. Charles Read :
!. will read original stories, Miss {
:. Josephine Spencer will read a :
I. poem, Mrs. John Reed and Mrs. :
!. Annie Adams Kiskaddin will re- :
!. cite, and a musical composition :
!. by Mrs. Edith NJ. Richardson will Z
!. be sung by Miss Edna Dwyer. A :
!: cordial invitation Is extended to all :
!. club members and their friends. :
:
=,
Mrs. E. j. Chambers announces tn
of her niece, Miss Ma
Lyster of Davenport, Ia, to the Rev
Hare. dean of Trinit
of Davenport. Miss Lyster
the charming and accomplished daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong Lyste
Of Mapleton Farms, Mich, and will b
we'll remembered by the members of tn
young society set in Salt Lake, wher
she was very popular during her visi
here last summer as the guest of he
cousin, Mrs. w. P. Kiser, at the Kise
home in Thirteenth East street. Dea
Hare also spent several days in the cit
with Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Dodge last fal
The wedding will take place in the earl
summer, and it is probable that tn
bride and bridegroom will spend thei
honeymoon in the Pacific northwest
and may stop en- route to visit wit
their relatives in Salt Lake.
X x X
Word has been received of the SAT
arrival of the steamship Cleveland a
Yokohama, Japan. Members of tn
Salt Lake party on board found the tri
rather a stormy one, and many of tn
suffered from sea sickness.
X X X
One of the principal social afternoo
events of yesterday was the five hun
dred party given by Mrs. w. H. Wey
her and Mrs. w. II. Tobias at the pleas
ant home of the former in Fourt
avenue. The cOlors and sentiment o
st. Patrick day were effectively carrie
out in detail. Portieres formed o
strings of shamrock draped the door
ways, and vases Of green and white car
nations and ferns were placed through
out the rooms In the dining room on
long table and several smaller one
were covered with cluny lace piece
over green, with cut glass vases in tn
center filled with carnations and ferns
Mrs. G.. w. Lambourne assisted he
sisters in receiving the guests, and Mis-
Katherine B. Adams and Miss Virgini
Shannon assisted in serving at the te
table, where a number of invited guest
were present, aside from those who en-
joyed the game of cards. Eight table
were filled with players, where sham
rocks were used for the TALES an
score cards.
X X y
Mrs. F. H. Groshell and her daughter
Mrs. o. w. Rawlins, were the hostesse
at delightful five hundred party yes
terday at the Rawlins home. St. Pal
rick's day colors were used in the deco
rations with pretty effect. Five table
Of the game were played.
x X X
In her apartments in the Kensingto
Mrs. n. A. Robertson entertained yes
terday afternoon at three tables {
bridge The dainty decorations tha