The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-07

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At the Alta club Tuesday evening a
meeting was held at which officers for
the Country club for the coming year
were elected, as follows: D. C. Jack
ling, president; r. c. Gemmell, vice
president; c. w. Whitley, treasurer; s.
R. Neel, secretary. The following COM
mittees were appointed: Executive
committee. D. c. Jackling. R. c. Gem
nell. Fred A. Hale; green's committee,
r. c. Gemmell; house committee, c. w.
Whitley; tennis committee, s. R. Neel.
The entertainment committee will be
mally opened May 1, and a successful
season at the delightful society club
house is anticipated.
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The social committee of the Univer-
sity club has issued cards for a formal
dancing party, to be given at the club
house on Friday evening, April 10,
which will be an elaborate social event.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Elias A. Smith enter
tanned at a prettily appointed dinner
last evening at their home. A low cut
glass bowl Of deep pink carnations
formed the centerpiece of the table,
where place cards in the same flowers
were lafu IOf ten guests.
Mrs. S. H. Sharman and Mrs. w H.
Dee were the hostesses at a delightful
luncheon yesterday, given in the apart
ment of the latter in the Smith" The
guests of honor were Mrs. S. H. Black
and Mrs. F. w. Dunn, both of whom
leave today for Los Angeles to make
their home. Yellow and white daffodils
were used in the pretty decorations,
and bridge followed the luncheon, when
prizes were given to the honored
guests. Others present to enjoy the
afternoon were Mrs. T. B. Shannon,
Mrs. George w. Lambourne, Mrs. w.
H. Tobias, Mrs. W. H. Weyher, Mrs.
r. w. Hill, Mrs. George r. Raymond
and Mrs. W. B. Williams.
The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge club
was pleasantly entertained by Mrs. w.
o. Cleland and Mrs. w. W. Rivers at
the home of the former in street. At
the next meeting of the club Mrs. He
Der Lee and Miss Edna Dwyer win be
the hostesses.
An elaborate dancing party was given
last evening at the Odeon by the United
Commercial Travellers. The hall was
handsomely decorated in their colors,
blue, yellow and white, American flags
and banks of palms. Large letters
forming the word Welcome" on
background of flags greeted the eye at
the entrance to the hall. The informal
promenade began at $50 o'clock. Punch
was served during the evening. Several
hundred couples were present.
The Misses Josephine and Eva VIII
liams entertained at a pleasant Or
pheum party Tuesday afternoon, given
in honor of Miss Ellis Woodruff and
Miss Hilda Prince. Following the mat
inee performance a supper was enjoyed
at Franklin's. Guests invited to meet
the guests of honor were the Misses
and Mile Tingey, Mary Smell,
Phyllis Dwyer, Leona Cowley and Bess
Smith.
A pretty home wedding Of last even
ing took place at the home of the Mr.
and Mrs. William Grimsdell in East
First South street, when their daughter,
Miss Jennie Grimsdell, and Algie Col
linson were married at $3.50 o'clock by
the Rev. P. A. Simplxin of Philips Con-
gregational church. The rooms were
decorated with pink and
white carnations and sprays of ferns,
and the bride wore a pretty white serge
suit and carried a shower bouquet of
brides roses. Only the immediate fam
lies were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Collin
son Will be at lame after May at 1853
South Ninth East street.
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At the parsonage OF Philips Congre-
gational church yesterday afternoon, the
Rev. P. A Simpkin married Miss Jane
Frances Leyland and Irwin NJ. Kimball.
The wedding party was composed of
the members of the families Of the
young people and few close friends.
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D. c. Jackling leaves today fer Los
Angeles to Join Mrs. Jackling, who has