The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-21
SOCIETY
TopAY,s EVENTS.


I: Mrs. Milton E. Lipman enter :
= in a series of bridge affairs at her :
= home. :
= Mrs. Charles H. Post entertains :
:. this afternoon at bridge. =
= A Kensington will be given this :
= afternoon by Mrs. D. N. Straup. =
: Mrs. P. G. Hampton entertains >
= this afternoon In honor Of her =
= guest, Miss Elsie Plant of Sacra- =
: l. INTO. at a FIVE hundred party. =
= This evening Miss Plant will be :
= the guest of honor at bundle :
: shower at the Hampton home. :
= x X X =
= The Thursday Luncheon club will =
= be entertained this afternoon by =
: Mrs. T. B. Shannon. .
= x X X :
: At the Ladies' Literary club :
= house this evening. the music sec :
: ton of the club will give the clos :
= ing musical program of the club :
= year. Instrumental and vocal Sc :
= lections will be given by well :
: known local talent Mrs. W. G. :
= lections, and the Orpheus club will !:
= appear. :.
= The Sewing club will meet this I:
afternoon with Mrs. w. NJ. Nc ::
Crea- :
= Miss Spalding will entertain the !:
= members Of the College club this ::
I: afternoon at her home. 444 East ::
: First South street. ::
|: X x X =
: The art section of the Ladies' !:
= Literary club meets this morning I:
= at the club house. Mrs. w. E. ::
= Traughber will give the paper on ::
: art ::
:. The three hives of the Ladies of !:
= the Maccabees will entertain this I:
= afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fred ::
= Heath, $40 South West Temple I:
: street, in honor of Mrs. Porges of ::
:: Portland, state commander Of Ore I:
= gOn, who is attending the conven- I:
y ton of the Ladies of the Macca- ::
:. bees. :
:. Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Jacobson VIII ::
= entertain the members of the ]. T. :.
I: club this evening, with their hus- !:
= bands, at their home in East Fifth !:
:: South street. I:
X X x
beautifully arranged bridge party
was the one given yesterday afternoon
by Mrs. Milton E. Lipman at her home
in First avenue. Six tables Of the game
were filed with players, and the rooms
were fragrant and attractive with jar
dinieres and bowls Of lilacs and pansies
with vases of pink carnations on the
mantels. In the dining room beautiful
American Beauty roses in tall brass
vase formed the central decoration OF
the tea table, where the hostess was as
| sisted by Mrs. Glen Miller, Mrs. George
| Savage, Miss Edna Cohn and Miss Ma
RE Gaby. The prizes of the afternoon
were awarded at each table to Mrs. II
n. Mayo, Mrs. Charles W. Mount, Mrs
J. H. Banks, Mrs. w. Mcdonald, Mrs
w. J. Browning, Mrs A. c. Ewing and
Mrs. Ricardo Struller of New York.
X X X
Mrs. David Keith was one of the host
| esses of yesterday afternoon, when she
entertained a number of friends al
cards in her Brigham street home.
The last game in the series of the
Tuesday afternoon bridge tournament
was played at the home of Mrs. j. A
Marshall, when the winners were MIS-
Robert J. Glendenning, Mrs. Ashby d
Cleveland, Mrs. c. J. Post and Miss AIDE
laide Bancroft. It was decided by the
members not to organize another tour.
nament this season.
X X X
Il NFre
tanned last evening at a five hundred
party at their home. The rooms wer,
| gracefully decorated with a profusioI
of apple blossoms and lilacs. The host
ess was assisted by Mrs. c. D. Bate
in entertaining, and prizes were award
ed the winners at the six tables.
X X x
The members of the Utopia Bridg
club, with a number of additional
guests, were delightfully."- entertaine,
yesterday by Mrs. George T. Brice at
prettily appointed luncheon, when TIL
graceful decorations of the table wer
carried out in dog tooth vioIets. Bridg
was enjoyed in the afternoon, whel
prizes were won by Mrs. W. B. Stanley
| Mrs. w. F. Beer, Mrs. Fred G. Dern
! Mrs. E. P. Gaylord and Mrs. w. H
! Child. Mrs. Brice was assisted in en-
| tertaining by her daughter, Miss Wini
| fred Brice, and Mrs. Ernest Anstee. an,
the occasion was particularly pleasant
as it was the last meeting of this con
| genial social organization preceding tn
summer adjournment.
X X y
The Matinee Bridge Whist club me-
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Johr
Hughes. A prize was awarded to the
hostess, and the prize for the highest
| score was given to Mrs. J. Meskel. TIL,
next meeting of the club will be helt
with Mrs. Hayman in the Wood apart.
! melt.
Mrs. George A. Steiner entertained
the members of the wednesday After
noon club yesterday. when the prizes
at the bridge tables were won by Mrs
r. Nj. Breeder and Mrs. j. c. Dick. The
club will meet in two weeks with Mrs
Dick.
Mrs. John E. Clark entertained the
members of her bridge club last even.
ing at box party at the Mission the
atre. The members of the club who
enjoyed the evening were: Mrs. w. S
Henderson. Mrs. w. W. Rivers, Mrs
w. r. Wallace, Mrs. 7. W. Boyer, Mrs
Frank Jennings. Mrs w. Jennings
Mrs. Harry Clark, Mrs. Heber Lee
Mrs. Frank Harding, Mrs. Charles In
calls Mrs EraI C1aHa Nro 7