The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-10
SOCIETY
ToDAY's EVENTS.

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= Mrs. S. H. Black will entertain :,
: today at bridge luncheon at her :
= apartments in the Arlington. =
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!: Lieutenant and Mrs. F. NJ. Miller :.
= of Fort Douglas will entertain this :.
= evening at their quarters at the =
= post, at six tables of bridge. :
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:: Mrs. H. n. Mayo will entertain :.
y the members of her sewing club =
: and few guests in honor of her :.
= sister, Mrs. Nelson Story of Mon =
= tana, this afternoon. =
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= Spirit of Liberty chapter, :
= Daughters of the American Revo- :.
= luton, will be entertained this aft =
y ernoon at the regular monthly =
= meeting by Mrs. A. ]. Hosmer, 40 =
y South Thirteenth East street. The -
' afternoons program will be in =
- charge of Mrs. Henry c. Wallace. =
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y AT the Ladies' Literary club =
y house this evening a musicale viii -
' be enjoyed, given under the aus :
- pices of the girls of the Theta Up :.
- silon sorority of the university. y
- An excellent program will be pre- =
ny tic iOlOWnAS well hliON II
:. local musicians: Miss Sybelia =
= Clayton. Mrs. Emily Sitter. Miss =
= Margaret Summerhxys. Miss Mar =
:. jorie Brooks, Miss Gala Crane, =
= Miss Irene Kelly. Miss Josephine =
= Morrison, Fred Smith. A. ]. Kis- =
:. selburg, John w Summerhays. -
= The wives OF the university profess =
= sors and mothers of the sorority =
- girls viii act as hOstesses. =
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= The postponed meeting of the =
:. Salt Lake branch of the Needle :.
= work Guild will be held this after =
:. noon In the parlors of the Kenyon :
= hotel. All directors, members and =
= those interested are invited to at :
:. tend ::
: The regular meeting of the his =
= tory section of the Ladies' Lit ::
:. erary club will be held this morn :.
:. ing at 1915 at the club house. Mrs. :.
= ]. c. Hooper will give the paper of :.
= the morning, Early Christian :.
:. Writers" ::
- Miss Aileen Mcmillan will enter :.
= tain the members of the bridge :.
- tournament this afternoon at her :.
= home in East South Temple street. :.
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In compliment to Miss Marjorie Dick
son of Ohio. Miss Edna Dunn enter
tanned yesterday afternoon at a charm
ing bridge tea at her home in Third
avenue, being assisted by Miss Elinor
Stewart and Miss Stella Fabian in en-
tertaining. The rooms were attractive
and springlike, with vases of pink and
white tulips, which beautiful flowers
also graced the tea table. Five tables
of bridge were flied with players,
where prizes were won by Mrs. NJ. w.
LtllaHd, Miss Loreen Leary, Miss Win
ME Rhoades. Miss Joy De Camp and
Miss Daisy Raybould.
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very pretty spring luncheon was
given yesterday by Mrs. Isadore Mayer
at her home in East First North street,
her guests being the members of the
Utopia Bridge club. Luncheon was
at ] o'clock from six small Ia
bles with cluny lace covers, when the
color scheme in green and violet was
prettily carried out A crystal basket
Of violets formed the centerpiece on
each table, and crystal candlesticks,
with candles shaded in green, added to
the effect. The hostess was assisted in
by Mrs. S. L. Mayer, Mrs.
c. c. Crfsmon and Mrs. Pauline Sands.
Bridge followed the luncheon in the
afternoon, the prizes going to Mrs. J. F.
Dunn, Mrs. W. S. Henderson, Mrs. B.
o. Mecklenberg, Mrs. George Reed.
Mrs. W. F. Beer and Mrs. c. NJ. Bell.
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Mrs. William Reid entertained infor-
mally Tuesday afternoon at a tea in
honor of Mrs. C. B. Sprague, at her
home in Harvard avenue.
Yesterday afternoon the members of
the Young MatrOns' club were pleasant
ly entertained by Mrs. Lawrence Ham
mel.
Mrs. Edward NJ Garnett and little
daughter will leave next week for New
York and Virginia, where they will
visit with Mr.. Garnett's family.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Young are
spending some time in Honolulu.
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Mrs. o. H. Dayton, who has been the
guest of her son and wife. Mr. and Mrs.
Walter H. Dayton. for several weeks.
will leave the first of the week for her
home in Clear Lake. Ia.
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Mrs. John Stark is visiting with
friends in Alameda, Cal.
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Lipman and chill
hren have returned from their eastern
trip.
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Mrs. c. B. Jessup is spending ten
days with her daughter, Miss Emily
Jessup, in Grantsville, where the latter
holds the position of supervisor of mu-
sic and manual training in the public
schools.