The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-13

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g Saturday evening dance. Mr.. and :,
g Mrs. Ernest Bamberger will en- .
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o Mrs. Marcus r. Jones and Miss 9
80 Mildred Jones Will give a lawn g
g party this afternoon for Miss 9
g Mabel A. Jones and the members 9
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g A. b. GreesOn, this evening, Miss q
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o party. @
o An interesting musical pro- 9
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9 Commercial club during the o
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g a request program viii be g
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Society will be out in force this aft
ernoon 10 witness the baseball game
IA Walkers field, when the unusual
spectacle will be presented OF pro-
fessional men, members OF the most
exclusive clubs in the city, occupying
the diamond While the game will
undoubtedly be very interesting for
various reasons. the underlying mo
tive is even more so. The proceeds VIII
be given towards the Judge Mercy
hospital and aside from its being an
afternoon Of pleasure, IL will also ben
eft a worthy cause. A number or
prominent society women ard girls
have taken the matter in hand. and
the event bids fair 10 be OF social i'm
pOrtance. Several parties have been
arranger for the affair. which will
be followed by dinners at the Country
club.
The attractive home Of Mrs. James
HOgle in East First South street was
thrown oDen yesterday afternoon for
the first time since the return of the
hostess from an extended European
"trip. The occasion was an informal
musicale given in honor Of Mrs. Harry
ID. Cue OF New York, when an OppOr-
tunity was given her many friends to
hear her in varied musical program,
which brought out the fine qualities
and tones of her beautiful cOntraltO
voice Mrs. Cue, who was formerly
Miss Helen Sherman. and who held
a prominent place in Salt Lake social
and musical circles, has been spending
the summer with her sister, Miss
Edith Sherman. and brother, w. II.
Sherman. She is prominently con-
nected with noted musical Organiza-
tiOns in the east and is the cOntralto
sOlOist in Plymouth church, Brooklyn.
Yesterday afternoon was the first time
Airs. Cue has been heard since her ar
rival in the city and the musical pro-
gram included exquisite selections by
Grieg, Schumann, Adams and Won
FlelitZ. Between the hours OF 3 and
8 a large number enjoyed the hOspi-
tally OF the hostess, who was assist
ed by friends, and the rooms were
bright with vases OF late summer
flowers Mrs. John Longmaid of
Helena, an aunt of Mrs. Cue, also
former resident of the city, was also
al hOnOred guest on the occasion.
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A delightful afternoon affair OF
yesterday was given by Mrs. J. +.
Broaddus at her home in Third ave
nue., which was in the nature of a md
sicale and KensingtOn, when the COM
piimented guests were Miss Mabel 4.
Jones, whose marriage Will occur dur