The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29

'le monographs Of the club i'm gold.
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Another large dancing partv OF last
/ evening was the holiday party given
I Dy the Lotus club in Whitnev han. II
peing the third i'm the series OF the
winters entertainments. The hosts
and hostcSses Of the occasion who re-
cciNed the guests were Mr. and Mrs.
william g. Mcdonald. Mr.. and AIRS.
a y. Irvine. and Mr. and Mrs L, Il
I hughes. The han was brilliantly dec
GRATED I'm Christmas effect with banks
or palms and Christmas bells. with
the ceiling completely covered by
strealmcrs or red crepe paper reaching
l rom the central chandelier TO the
corners or the room A prettily dec
l GRATED punch table was placed in one
corner OF the hall. where punch was
served during the evening. About
seventy couples were present 20 enjoy
| The affair.
/ A luncheon was given yesterday AT
the Alta club. with Miss Dorothy In
gram as the young hostess. who enter
/ tanned over two score OF her Young
Z friends and schoOlmates. The table.
which was laid I'm the green room.
/ presented a pretty picture when the
bright faces Of the young girls added
10 the attractiveness OF the scene Red
carnations were used in profusion. ar
ranged in mound in the center
/ tringed with ferns and also laid as IA
vors az each place. together with the
hand-paiutcd place cards in Christ
mas effect The party was chapcroued
I DF the father OF the YOUNG hostess j
B. Ingram. and included the Misses
/ Dorothy Marioucaux. Elsa Eamberzcr.
Florence Halloran, Ruth SowIes. Flo
4 renee Sims. Mary Lumau. Lillian
/ Doscher. Helen BEETLES Darlene kim
al
and Marian Mcintyre. Adricnnc King.
Martha Richards. Sybu Walker. Alice
Lyme. Marjorie Person. cynthia TTar-
dy, Helen MacViChie. Grace Covie and
Bessie Levi.
At the home OF her parents. Dr. and
Mrs G. 7. Wilcox iu First avenue.
yesterday afternoon. Miss Clara VIII
cox entertained with n bridge tea.
which was one Of the largest social
functions OF the afternoon.
| The rooms we're bright with holly
and red bells. with red carnations and
roses Tor the floral decorations
Twelve tables or bridge We're PLAYED.
from where an elaborate supper was
served later. Miss Wilcox was assisted
IN entertaining by her mother. Mrs
lC. F. Wilcox. Mrs. J. J. Mcclellan and
Mrs. William c. Mcdonald.
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| h1r. and Mrs. Vaughn A. Paul cav,
Ia delightful bridge party Tucsda,
evening I'm their apartments in TN
Wilson, followed by a supper I'm the
private dining room. Tho table was
effectively decorated with red and
white carnations with small red
shaded candeiabra at each place. The
place cards were New Years check
books containing good wishes for
the coming year. Eight tables Of
bridge were played. and Mrs. Paul
was assisted by her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Fred Wey. in entertaining
Miss Hcnrica V. Wallace. a bride
elect OF the early new year was the
lcomplimeuted guest yesterday after
noon at an Orpheum party, given by
Mrs. Mary Dukes.
Mrs Milton +. Lpman entertained
tine members OF the NeiEhborhood
Bridge club Tuesday afternoon at her
home I'm First avenue. on which oc-
casion the prizes we're won by Mrs.
J. A. Reeves and Mrs. Frank T. Rob
crts.
r
Mrs. James Hughes entertained the
members OF the Utopia Bridge club AZ
luncheon yesterday az the Commercial
club. The table. which was laid in the
gold room OF the new club building.
was very attractive IN its decorations
OF pink carnations gracefully arranged.
Christmas place cards were laid for
sixteen guests. and following tho
luncheon four tables OF bridge were
iplaycd In the parlors Of the club. The
|prlzes were awarded % Mrs F. D.
Woodruff. Mrs. W. r. Beers. Mrs
George Reed. Mrs. l. Mayer and Mrs
L. l.. Archer. The next meeting Of
the club viii be held with Mrs. Charles
A. Quigley In two weeks.
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| A box party was given yesterday
Afternoon at the salt Lake theatre by
Miss Bess smith. complimentary "a
AIRS. Ernest McGiven. one Of the De
Icember brides. Those invited to meet
Mrs. McGiven were the Misses Claire
Noall. Vera Jensen. Leone Watts Man
and Ivy Brown. Kate Halliday and
Alice Daniels.
An interesting meeting Of st. Marks
Hospital association was held yester-
dav morning IN the Y. ". G. A. rooms
Reports were read By Bishop r. s
SpauidinE on the work OF the hos
pital and by the chairman OF the
: charity committee The net proceeds
OF the late charity ball were an
nounced officially as being a little be-
lyond the 200 mark.
IL was decided TO maintain q dis
, trict nurse. and the following were
lappointed a committee on the same:
J Mrs. Robert G. Gemmeli Mrs i. "
. silver and Mrs. William G. Howe. Mrs
: / Gemmell viii act as secretary durins
{ the abseuce OF Mrs. N. l. Richie IN
4 California.
I Miss Ruth Sowles win entertain In
honor OF Miss Florence Halloran next
. | Tuesday afternoon. at her home In
. First avenue. with a bridge tea.
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J Mrs J. J. Paul OF Arizona is the
|. guest in the city Of her son. Vaughn
, A. Paul and Mrs. Paul.
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