The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-24
SOCIETY
TopAY,s EVENTS.


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@ Mrs. George w. Lambourne will g
9 entertain the members Of the (.
@ Thursday Luncheon club at her 9
@ home, SO c street. Cards will fol- 9
@ low the luncheon, which will take q
g place at o'clock.
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8 The wedding Of Miss Hattie @
@ Vogel and James Q. Leavitt of Og-
g den will occur this afternoon at 2 g
{. o'clock at the home OF the brides g
Q mother. S3s East Second South 9
@ street
{. The Easter exhibit of Miss Ma
g CURES water color paintings of 9
g Utah scenery will continue y
g through the day at Leyson's store 9
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@ The Sisters of Unity" meet this @
9 afternoon with Mrs. Joseph Mer- g
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@ Mrs. r L. Shannon will enter g
@ tain the ladies' auxiliary of the 9
g American party this afternoon at g
@ her home. q Johnson street. 9
8 There will be meeting this aft 9
g ernoon of the Daughters of Utah @
g Pioneers at the home of Mrs. g
@ Maria Y. Dougall, 40 North State @
9 street Mrs. Vilate Clayton (.
@ Young and Mrs. Brimhall Foley @
8 will speak. Musical numbers will q
@ be given by Mrs. Luna Y. Moore g
9 and Mrs Esther Davis. All men, @
{. bers are requested to be present. Z"
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A beautifully arranged wedding took
place last evening at o'clock in the
private apartments of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. II. Waters in the New Windsor no
tel, when their sister, Miss Glenna ALI
good, became the bride of W. E. sutton
of Park City. The ceremony was per-
formed by Mayor John s. Bransford,
who is a close friend of the family, in
the presence of the immediate rela-
tives. The floral decorations were I'M
usually beautiful and elaborate. The
parlor where the ceremony took place
was a bower of green and white, the
bridal party standing under a canopy
of Easter lilies. Pink and white was
the color scheme carried out in the dInr
ing room, where festoons of smilax
studded with pink roses reached from
the ceiling to the chandelier, with
streamers of white ribbon extending to
the corners of the table, terminating in
large bows. An immense mound if
pink roses formed the effective decora-
ton of the table, where a wedding sup
per was served for sixteen guests. The
hostess was assisted in entertaining by
her sister, Miss Florence Allgood. The
bride wore a charming costume Of tan
silk wolfe over taffeta, a large picture
hat, and carried a shower bouquet of
brides roses. The bridesmaid, Miss
Edna Sutton of Park City, wore a pref
ty gown of pale blue silk and carried
an armful of pink roses. Mr. and Mrs.
Sutton left on the Has train for the
east, and will be at home after April
Is in Park City, where the bridegroom
is prominent in business circles. The
bride wore for her going away gown a
tailored gray serge suit, with hat to
match.
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Mrs. Richard A. Reyes entertained a
dozen of the young society girls, ac-
companied by their chaperones, yester-
day afternoon at the matinee perform
ance at the Salt Lake theatre in honor
of Miss Winnie Rhoades of San Fran
cisco, who is a popular young guest at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Hutch
inson. The party, which filled two
stalls, adjourned after the ma tinee to
the New Louvre for supper, where the
tables were beautifully decorated in
Easter effect.
Mrs. Heber Lee was the hostess at
charming spring luncheon yesterday
given at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
Frank E. Harding, in West North
Temple street Daffodils, violets, ferns
and palms formed the attractive deco
rations of the table where place cards
We're laid for eighteen guests. The
party adjourned to enjoy a box party
at the Mission theatre.
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Mrs. Schuyler c. Snyder entertained
half a dozen friends at luncheon yes
terday at her apartments in the IVAN
hoe. Yellow spring flowers were used
with pleasing effect in the table deco
ratiOns.
At Rowland Hall Monday afternoon,
an interesting exhibition of wireless
telephones was given for the pupils and
teachers by W. J. Felt. who is perfect
ing the invention. He explained his ma
chinery and gave satisfactory and in
struetive exhibition AMI talk on the
wonderful discovery.
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At the meeting yesterday morning of
st. Marks Hospital association the
party to be given Easter Tuesdsr at
the Ladies' Literary club house. This
will be one of the social events OF East
er week A nominating committee was
appointed to act in reference to the an
nual election of officers to take place in
May. The committee is composed of
Mrs. William McGrath, Mrs. William
Igleheart and Mrs. Warren Benjamin.
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Miss Celia Wardrop entertained ten
friends yesterday afternoon at a pleas
Hampton who viii be married the first
week in April.
Members of the Utopia Bridge club,
and a number of additional girls, were
delightfully."- entertained yesterday aft
ernoon by Mrs. w. B. Stanley az her
home. Violets were used in profusion
throughout the rooms. Prizes Were
won by Mrs. George T. Brice, Mrs.
George w. Reed, Mrs. Isadore Mayer,
Mrs. Leon Mayer, Mrs. Thomas Ma
rioneaux and Mrs. w. S. Hend erson.
The club will be entertained in two
weeks by Mrs. George T. Brice.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. Gouldstone Griffin
will leave the latter part of April for
New York, where they will sail Nav
on the steamer Canopic of the North
Star line. They will visit the Azores.
Italy, Switzerland and France before
going to England, where they will
visit with Mr.. Griffin's mother and
family at their home near Bristol. They
will return the latter part of the sum-
mer by way of Montreal on the steamer
MOmentic.
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Mrs. Robert c. Gemmell has returned