The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-15
SOCIETY
TopAY,s EVENTS.

= The most important social
y event of the evening is the dane
9 ing party to be given at the Uni
= versity club house.
g X X X
g Mrs. z. 3. Short and Mrs.
I. Freeman Morningstar will en-
{, terrain this afternoon with a
g kensington from 2:30 to o'clock
g at the home OF the latter, l271
g East South Temple street.
9 The ladies' bridge club at Fort
g Douglas will meet this afternoon
@ with Mrs. o. A. Seaman.
% X X
g Mrs. r. NJ. Breeder entertains
g the members OF her bridge club
g this afternoon at her home in
g Fourth avenue.
y X X X
e The Sewing club viii meet this
. afternoon with Mrs. William Nc
q Crea in East First South street
. x x X
Q The Jolly Twelve will be enter
. tanned this afternoon by Mrs. +.
9 G. Hampton.
-
3 rent Literature section OF the La
:, dies Literary club meets this aft
(. ernoon in the club house at 2:SO.
. The Rev. E. 1. Goshen will speak
(. on some current topic of interest
I. TO women. The annual election
. of officers of the section will take
g place.
- hn
3 Literary club will gather at the
. Capitol grounds this morning at
/. 1890 and as is their custom on
9 Arbor day will plant an English
> elm.
. Mrs. Jarley's WaxwOrks" will
> be given this evening at Rowland
. hall. the proceeds to go toward
, purchasing pictures for the school
building.
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\ x X
The members of Spirit Of Libert
,hapter, d. A. r., and few guests Wer
entertained yesterday aft
,rnoon by Mrs. Seth w. Morrison at he
home in Seventh East street. An in
eresting program was given under tn
Erection of Mrs. Frank B. Stephens, in
.iuding a book review of the writing
# iona Gale by Mrs. J. NJ. Dart, VIII
has long held the reputation OF one o
he most comprehensive book reviewer
n Salt Lake club circles. Mrs. c. c
Parsons. jr., gave two beautiful Yoca
Iolos, and Miss Edna Farnsworth wa
ieard in instrumental selections. At tn
lose of the excellent program the so
ial hour was in the nature o. an aft
rnoon tea. Mrs. Morrison was assist
d in the dining room by Mrs. c. E. Al
en- and Mrs. R G. Gemmell, VIII
poured tea and coffee at the tea table
which had for the effective central dec
ration a cut glass vase of American
seauty roses. Assisting in serving wer
drs. c. p. Overfield, Mrs. A. H. Pea
ody, Mrs. c. c. Parsons, jr., Miss Deck
T and Miss Farnsworth. The drawing
DOM. library and reception hall wer
adorned with a prOfusi0l
f fruit blossoms and vases of pink car
atiOns. A large number of guests en-
Dyed the occasion.
\ x =
Mrs. II. w. Sherwood entert aimed tn
lembers of the Opal five hundred clul
n a very pleasant manner yesterda.
fternoon, when red and yellow tulip
n profusiOn were seen in the spring
Ike decorations. The prizes were VOL
~ Mrs. w. NJ. Evans and Mrs. F.
fcGanney. The next meeting of tn
hub will be held in two weeks witt
Irs. A. J. Brown in the Ivanhoe.
y x X
Mrs. Ray S Brandon (Jeanne Rus
ell AlfOrd) was at home informally
afternoon from to O'clOcl
0 her old friends at the home of he
lOther. Mrs. Margaret r. Afford. il
enter street. The interior of the hous,
ras attractive with the blossoms o
pring, and Mrs. Afford was assisted