The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-04

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. TODAY's EVENTS. 9
@ The regular Saturday table {
e. d'hote dinner will be served this Z.
e evening at the Country club. 9
The largest social affair OF the 6
90 afternoon viii be the reception :
{. and tea 10 be given by Mrs. Rus 4.
e, sell COe woodruff from 3 to 6, e
O. at her home in Twelfth East 4.
&: street. {
% AIRS. W. w. Cuff. ST.. viii en-
% terrain this afternoon at a card (.
o. party to be given at her home In &.
g Douglas avenue.
20 The Misses May and Daisy c
{. Kendall give a card party this 8.
e, afternoon in honor Of Miss 6
90 P~eaie Clark, one OF the brides Of I:
O. the month.
- The members Of the College {
q. club viii give n matinee perform &,
o. ancc Of the clever play Gross &;
o. Purposes" this afternoon at (.
9, Mhitney hall.
I'm knights OF Columbus hall {
@ this evening. Miss Grace sullivan {
z, Of the class OF 'OS, Miss Ethel z
g. Bixby of class '09. and Miss Edna {.
e, CamomfIe Of class 'O9 viii re-
9, ceive the members Of st. Mary's {
G, Alumnac association I'm honor OF 9
o. the graduating class Of the year 6
Z, The annual meeting Of the {
9, members and associates OF the {
G. Girls Friendly society win be
q. held this afternoon I'm the sun
q day school room I'm st. Marks ca
< thedraL
O. Lloyd Alliance viii hold an 9
&. apron sale and sale Of home 8
@ made bread and cake today in
O. Unity hail.
d. Hiss T.. T.. willard will re- q
g, coive her friends today I'm her
q. studio. f3f East First South
O. street. from II TO ..
d. a special request" program
win be given today at the noon
co Gag recital I'm the Tabernacle,
with Professor J. J. Mcclellan at &
o. the organ.
o. Miss Flanders musicale in the
q First Congregational church this
e. evening viii be- the first event I'm
G. the twcnty-niuth annual COM
y. monccmcnt exercises Of Rowland
o. nall
%. sass. q. 90 o % G38e o
Miss kirkpatrick extended her hos
gitaHtv yesterday afternoon On IN
occasion OF q delightful bridge aftall
followed hy tea. given at the kirk
p.tr,ct home in Thirteenth Ea'
street. The rooms were charming wit
n prorusion Of pink and white svee
peas. and at the beautifully appoint
cI table Mrs Bcnncr y. Smith an
Mr. %. W. Powers poured tea an
coffee. -Four tables Of bridge wer
played. with n number OF friends com
ing in to- enjoy the tea later.
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The Herman home I'm East Sout
Temple street was the scene, OF
r~cttfiv arranged bridge affair yestei
day afternoon. when Mrs. Austin ]
Herman entertained the members Z
the Crystal Card club. with a uumb'
Of additional guests. Beautiful Ame'
ic1u Beauty roses Craced the parlor
library and hall. and In tho dinir
room a silver bowl OF large pink pee
mics rn--..f tNo effective ccntcrpie'
ON the tea Table. Seven tables Of ~
zane were PLAYED.
one of the delightful social even
OF yesterday afternoon was the birds
tea given by Mrs. Walter G. Suttle
her home in First avenue. The flor
decorations Of the rooms were ul
usually pretty with "a wealth Of ros
fu red and pink used I'M the parlor
Gorgeous Oriental peoples were SEE
in The reception hall. and I'm the dir
iuE room a color scheme I'm pink VI
effectively carried out I'm the appoin
mcuts of the tea table. where a lari
bouquet Of shaded pink peoni
formed The central decoration. an
ciuuy lace doilics and centerpiec
added to the general effect Presidir
in the dining room were Mrs. Thom
Marioneaux. Mrs. George Savage. Nj
w. p. Dale and Mrs. ;. D. Tutttie'
Victor Gillian and Briant S. You
were guests OF Captain Willis Uh
yesterday at Fort Douglas. and we
entertained by him with the Office
Of the post az mess. after rcvicwil
the parade and seeing other featur
of interest az the military post
of the week was the annual party
the College club last evening. June
Co which each member invited n ge
tlcman guest. The affair was held
the p0riors Of the First Congregation
church. which were made very attra
tive by the decorations Of flowers IN
ueuuante OF the leading colleges al
univcrsitica The guefts were receiv'
bv Mrs. Lcathcrwood. the presider
assisted By Mrs. Travis. Mrs. Mcrri
Miss Tvomc and Miss Bailey. BY W.
OF entertainment. n clever faro
"Crose Purposes" was given by q
members Of the club. Miss Rowe m
Miss Rose Cassidy took the lcadii
roles in creditable manner. and. 9
deed. the work Of the whole cast "
rrou- and finished. The music b
tween the acts by Mrs. Lowry IN
lIiss Matte Hail was an especially a
tractivo feature.
After the play dainty refreshmen
were served and rousinC college son
brought 20 memory happy cole