The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-22
SOCIETY
ToDAY,s EVENTS.

@sAA' cA&A0 Ah3 - A<4tiNOLt httit Will
= entertain in honor of their sister,
= Miss Irene Kelly, who has been a
:! guest at their home, and ako of
= Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Kelly for
= some months, and for Mrs. Alice !
= Dillon of California. Caros will be :
= followed by a musicale, in which :
:. Miss Kelly and William T. Reid .
:. will be heard in musical selec :
:. tions.
= Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Berg enter .
- tain this evening at dinner In COM .
- pliment to Miss Glenna Allgood .
! and w. E. Sutton of Park City, :
:. and their bridal party. .
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I: The Hillside Card club will meet .
:: this evening with Mr.. and Mrs. I
: A. H. Little in South Fourth East 4
= street. :
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= members of the j. E. c. club this +.
= The East Five Hundred club :
: will meet this afternoon with Mrs =:
: E. M. Best. :
I: The Woman's club will meet ::
: this afternoon with Mrs. j. L. =:
= Bowman, with Mrs. c. G. Gatrell ::
= in. charge of the program. ::
= The Seekers Literary club will ::
= be entertained this afternoon by ::
! Mrs. Frank Rumel, 246 West Third ::
= South street. ::
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Howe were the
host and hostess last evening at de-
lightful five hundred party, in compli-
ment to Mrs. Alice Dillon of Ontario
CAL, who is guest in the city OF
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Kelly. Seven ia
bles of the game were played, and prizes
awarded the winners. Spring flowers
adorned the rooms. The hostess was
assisted in entertaining by Mrs J. A.
Shorten and Miss Lille sBoley.
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Miss Jane Price entertained last
evening at a bundle shower for Miss
Glenna Allgood, in anticipation of her
wedding. Twenty-Five friends were
present to meet the bride-elect Miss
Edna Hampton assisted Miss Price in
entertaining.
Mrs. F. w. Jones entertained Sunday
afternoon at very pleasant birthday
party. the occasion being the birthday
anniversary of her husband. Thirty
friends were present. The rooms were
beautifully decorated in marguerites,
violets and carnations. In the dining
room color scheme in green and white
was prettily carried out, with cluny
lace doilies over green and a tall crystal
vase of Easter lilies and ferns grazing
the table, where shamrOcks were strewn
over the cloth. The hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. j. H. Witbeck, Miss
Winnifred Petit and Miss Joy Witbeck,
the latter giving several musical num-
bers and readings.
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Miss Quincy Kimball gave a beau
tifully appointed dinner Sunday even
ing at her home, IS First North street.
A tall cut glass vase of enchantress
carnations and ferns, placed on a mir
ror, surrounded by smilax, formed the
central decoration of the table, where
covers were laid for ten.
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The wedding of Miss Glenna AIIgood
and W. E. Sutton of Park City will
take place Wednesday evning in the
private apartments OF Mr. and Mrs. j.
H. Waters, in the New Windsor hotel,
at s o'clock. The ceremony will be per-
formed by Mayor John S. Bransford in
the presence of the immediate family.
The bride will be attended by Miss
Edna Sutton of Park City as brides
maid, and William Waters will officiate
as best man.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs George
II. Dern Saturday afternoon, their chill
dren, Marian and John, will entertain
q of fhoir little friends n a
party in the form of an Easter egg
hunt.
The Ladies' auxiliary of the American
party will give a card party at the
home of Mrs. r. l.. Shannon, q John
son street, Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard A. Keyes had
as their guests over Sunday, Captain
and Mrs. Samuel B. Hamm and chill
dren, who were on their way to Indian
apolis from Fort Mcdowell. San Fran
cisco. Captain and Mrs. Hamm were
popular members of Salt Lake society
when the former was stationed at Fort
Douglas several years ago with the
Twenty ninth infantry, L. S. A, when
Captain Hamm was construction en-
and other buildings at the post. He is
now enjoying a three months leave
of absence before sailing with his fam
lily June Is. for the Philippines, to join
the Twelfth infantry
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Mrs. Alma D. Katz who. with her lit
tie daughter, has been visiting for a
month in the city with her sister, Miss
Edith Sherman, and brother, Harry
w. Sherman, left Friday for her home
in Portland, Ore.
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Mrs. Waldemar Van Colt and daugh-
ter, Miss Pearl Van Colt, left Sunday
noon for New York, from where they
will sail April 9 on the steamer Princess
Irene for years trip abroad. They will
visit all places of interest in the old
world.
Mr. and Mrs Don Porter of Salt Lake
will formally open the Stockton hotel
at that place in California on April
l. Their daughter and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles S. Mann, will be pres
ent from Los Angeles. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam s. Porter of Salt Lake will go
later to Stockton.
Mrs. Ira H. Lewis and mother, Mrs
H. Smith, are members of the Salt Lake
colony spending the winter and spring
in Honolulu.