The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-31
SOCIETY
rooAY's EVENTS.

g Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel c. Park g
y viii entertain this evening at {.
{. their home in South Main street Z
g in honor of Miss Katherine r. 8.
9 Adams and Lieutenant Wiley s:
g Evans Dawson of Fort Porter, n. s.
g Y, whose marriage will take place {:
e next Tuesday. 9
g Mr.. and Mrs Homer ]. Rich Will :.
g entertain this evening at cards. Z:
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@ Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Joseph en- Z:
g terrain informally this evening at ::
g card party.
g The Misses Frances and Tillie 6
(. Phillips viii be the hOstesses this 6
(: evening at a social affair given in s,
G honor of Miss Josephine Auerbach 8
g of New York.
= Mrs. Rufus Johnson ard Mrs. 9
6 George Eldredge win together en- s:
g terrain the members of the ]. T. (:
g c. clue this evening. and their 6
@ husbands, at their apartments in &
g the Avalon.
p The Acacia club which includes
% as members the young people of &.
q dancing party this evening at the 4:
g Ladies' Literary club house. The {
@ cOmmitte in cahrge are Mrs. J. 6
g w. Gates, Miss Agnes Sharp, Miss I:
g Margaret Simpson, Miss Rosalind Z,
6 Locke and Dean Swift. &
6 Mrs. w. II. Weyher entertains 6
@ the members of the Thursday {.
&, Luncheon club today at her home 6
@ in Fourth avenue.
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@ The art section of the Ladies' 6
g Literary club will hold the regular 6
% meeting this morning at 20 o'clock G
@ in the club house. Mrs. A. H. Box &
o rud Will give the topic of the {
G, morning, "Verocchio-da Settigna- G
g ni-da Fiesole." &
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Mrs. Bismarck Snyder entertained
the members of the Crystal Card clul
and a number of guests yesterday aft
eTnoOn at her home in First avenue
the occasion proving a delightful sOCia
affair. At the close of the game th'
club prize was awarded to Mrs. J. c
Lynch, and the guest prize to Mrs. r
]. Glendenning. At the prettily ap
pointed tea which followed the hostess
was assisted by Mrs. Afford, Mrs. Fer
guson and Miss Smell.
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At Rowland Hall. Saturday evening
an entertainment will be given by {
large number of the pupils. under tn,
direction of Miss Humphrey. TIL,
event will be in the nature of Mrs
Jarley's Wax Works" Invitations
have been issued to the parents of th'
pupils and friends of the school. TIL,
tableauX will be given in the large as
sembly hall, and the proceeds will g
toward buying pictures to be placed
in the rooms at the hall. The dinner
dance which was to have been given by
Miss Colburne for the sophomore class
Saturday evening has been postponed
until a week from Saturday. April 9.
The monthly meeting of the Utal
Woman's Press club. which was helC
last evening in The Exponent office, il
she Bishops building, with Mrs. En-
incline b. Wells, was an unusually in
teresting and well-attended event Al
instructive lecture on Mexico, dealing
with personal experiences, was giVeT
by Mrs. S. b. Foley, Mrs. Tillie T
Freeze read an original poem. Current
events were reviewed by Miss Lillian
Whatcott, and musical selections were
given by Miss Eva Jensen. At the
close of the program social reception
was given in honor of Mrs. Maria
Francis, one of the executive officers
of the club, who celebrated yesterday
the SEVENTEEN anniversary of her birth
X X X
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Cav returned
Monday night from their wedding triI
in the east. and are at home tempo
rarily at the home of Mrs. Gaws par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Allen, 81!
First avenue.
Mrs. W. w. Armstrong is expected
home today from southern California
after a stay of several weeks.
X X 4
Mrs. l.. b. Fuller of Provo is spend
ing a few days in the city, the guest Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Berk-
ley.
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Mrs. ]. II. McChrystal and daughters
have returned from Venice. Cal, where
they have spent the winter months
X X x
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Rudy, after spend
ing two months in Santa Barbara anC