The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-06
SOCIETY



one OF the most interesting entertain
under the direction OF Mrs. c. E.
Richards. IS full OF possibilities of an
unusually entertaining character, and
the well-known local talent who viii
appear have established a reputation.
The chairman OF the ticket commit
tee reports that the sale has been re-
markably good, and an overlooking
house is assured Among those who
have taken stalls and boxes, the latter
having been placed at the disposal OF
the association, are: Mr. NewhOuse.
with a party OF friends. will I'LL one
OF the stage boxes. Colonel and Mrs
Edwin F. Holmes have taken stall
and win entertain a party. Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. II. Walker have also spoken
for a stall
Tickets can be had at the salt Lake
theatre on Tuesday. when the sale
opens. and also will be found at
Sehramm's drug store. The program
is as follows;
Salt Lake Theatre orchestra.
A Few Old Ones ..........M NJ. j. Brines
Fancy Dances-By Isabella Mcdonald.
Directed by Mrs. Claribel Burton.
Monologue, The Manieurist.
Mrs. Charles +. Richards.
Solo. My Heart Is Weary. ..........
......... .......... .Goring Thomas
AecOmpanist, Miss Sybella Clayton.
How he Lied to Her Husband. go.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Bernard Shaw
Castle, Kenneth Kerr; She. Aura
MIA Ellerbeck; Her Husband, AthOl
RaWlins. Staged and directed by
Miss Ellerbeck. COstumes-Mrs.
POat.
Leon f. Rains.
AceompanisL Miss Sybella Clayton.
The Real Thing. John kendrick Bangs
Cast-Michael McGinnis, proprietor
OF the Employers Bureau, NJ. J.
Brines; Mrs. Thaddeus Perkins, a
lady OF meekneSs and spirit, Mrs.
A. j. Gorham; Mrs. Delaney Pel
an employer in search of a place
Mrs John Cain; Mrs Browning,
sufferer from domestic cOmpliea-
tlons, Miss Aileen Maelean; Mrs
Hawkins, discouraged seeker aft
er help. Miss Mary b. Fox; MIS-
Bridget O'Hara, a culinary star
auburn haired and naughty, not
French, Mrs. John Reed. bell boy,
Bernardine Kimball; ladies waiting
for positions, Misses Mildred Nc
MILAN. Alice WALL Louise ClaWson,
LOreen Leary, Lucille FRANKIE, Ma
nile koss. Mrs John CoWan MIs,
r. X. Woodruff, Mrs. Elbridge
Thomas.
Baldwin piano furnished by the Berk-
hOel Music company.
Mrs. James Hogle has issued invi-
tations for a reception at her home on
Wednesday afternoon from to 6
o'clock. to meet Mrs. James A. Hogle
and Mrs. Josiah COpley.
Mrs. j. r. Gallagher Will entertain
with an afternoon tea Wednesday at
her hone in L street
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Mrs. NJ. I. Dix and daughters. Miss
Dix and Airs. ". l.. NicOl, viii enter
tain at a series OF bridge affairs on
the afternoons Of Thursday and Fri
day. at the home of Mrs. NicOl in East
Fifth South street.
Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes Will give a
luncheon Friday, November II, at the
Amelia palace.
Mrs. W. D. DonOher and Mrs.
George r. Airs have invitations out
for a bridge tea Friday afternoon, No
vember II, at the home Of Mrs.
Donoher in Federal Heights
Mrs. ]. Walcott Thompson will be
one OF the hostesses of the week, when
she will entertain Thursday afternoon
with bridge tea.
x
A bridge party will be given Thurs
day afternoon by Miss Mccormick at
her home.
Mrs. Percy Y. Sadler viii entertain
Tuesday afternoon at bridge.
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Mrs. Elizabeth BOnnemOrt and Mrs.
Joseph Young have invitations out for
a reception 10 be given on the after
noon of Monday, November IA. at the
BonnemOrt home in East South Tenn
pie street.
Miss Lesley woodruff will entertain
in compliment to her guest. Miss Ger
trude Richards of San Diego, with a
bridge tea Thursday afternoon.
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The first in a series Of theatre par
ties TO be given by Mrs. Pauline Sands
viii take place at the Garriek We'd
nesday afternoon, with Mrs.t E. A.
Wall as the eomplimented guest
The members of the Crystal Bridge
club viii be entertained this week on
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. J. c.
Lynch.
A bridge party and tea will be given
Friday afternoon by Mrs. j. A. De
BOuZek
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Colonel and Mrs. A. b. Kessler win |
entertain the members OF the Chahng
Dish club Saturday evening at their /
home.
+ X X
The auxiliary Of the United Com /
mercial Travellers will meet Wednas-
day afternoon with Mrs. ]. NJ. Struck, /
II KensingtOn apartments. at 2:3O. |
After the business meeting a Kensing- /
ton viii be enjoyed.
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An elaborate social function Of the /
week viii be the dance 10 be given /
Wednesday evening at the Odeon by /
the Young Ladies' sodality OF St /
Mary's cathedral parish
The patrOnesses include the follow !