The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-22
SOCIETY
TODAY's EVENTS.


2 will be honOred in a patriotic man
= ner by a number of elaborate
/" events today.
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3 Spirit of Liberty chapter, Daush-
= tiers of the American Revolution,
q will give its fifth annual luncheon
!. at the BransfOrd at l o'clock,
= which event is one of the impOr-
/" tant affairs of the year in Salt
= Lake society. The toast mistress
p will be Mrs. F. W. Hayt of Park Z
+: City, with the following members
2 A. ]. HOsmer, Mrs. @. P. Stall
:: man, Mrs. j. E. Carver Of Ogden,
= Miss Nellie Pearsall and Miss
. Mary Olive Gray Mrs. J. Z.
. Oglesby and Mrs. c. w. Boyd con-
. stitute the entertainment COM
: mite in charge.
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q At Fort Douglas this evening a
q formal hop will be given in the (
g post hall, which will be attended
9 by many of the society people
. from town together with the otii-
9 GERS and ladies of the garrison.
. Colonel and Mrs. Walter S. Scott
. and Captain and Mrs. Willis
= Uline will be the hosts and host
3 esses OF the evening.
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q a complimentary banquet, an
. annual social event, will be given
. this evening at $50 in the parlOrs
:. of the First Methodist church in
. honor of Rev. and Mrs. H. j.
+" Talbot and Rev. and Mrs. r. F.
!. Short by the Ladies' Aid society of 9
> the church. Toasts will follow the G
> banquet, with Judge George F. {
> Goodwin as toastmaster.
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y At Whitney hall this evening G
:. viii take place a reunion of the &
:. Young family, for which great {
preparations have been made. A 4
? musical farce will be given by the {
, descendants Of the family, and {
. dancing and supper will follow. &
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, Mrs. w. S. Bling entertains at &
}. five hundred this afternoon, at her {
J home in Second avenue. Five ia G
" bles will be played.
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The Woman's club will meet this
y afternoon with Mrs. L. S. Deane. {
, at which time a Washington pro- {
, gram will be presented. &
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The Seekers Literary club will {
, be entertained this afternoon by G
, Mrs. F. H. Carr, 562 Sixth avenue.
, A Washington program will be &
given.
, Mr.. and Mrs. John V. Tedford {
, entertain this evening at dinner at &
" their home in East Fifth South {
, street. G
The Ladies' auxiliary of the Rail- {
, way Mail Clerks association will {
entertain in odd Fellows hall this &
evening in honor of the Ogden {
auxiliary. G
The wedding of Miss Lena H.
, ROcheleau and Melvin H. Grow {
will take place this evening at &
1870 at the Grow home, to be fol-
lowed by a reception.
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Miss Miriam GOdbe will be the G
hostess this evening at a Wash {
ington's birthday party at her {
home, 70 E street.
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Seldom has there been an opportunity
D view a more attractive scene thar
he one presented last evening in the
lasonic temple on the occasion of the
OlOniai ball, given by the three chap
7rs, Lynds, Mizpah and Electa, of the
rider of Eastern Star, to celebrate
he anniversary of Washington's birth
ay. The handsome ballroom, with it.
lately pillars. lent itself most arts
cally to the elaborate decorations il
atriOtic effect. Red and white hunt
lg wound the white pillars and stream
rs of the national cOlOrs reached from
he center Of the ceiling to the corners
+ the room.
On entering the hall the first sight t.
atch the eye was a large picture o.
Washington suspended from the cell
ng, gracefully draped with flags
trings of small hatchets and bunche.
f cherries were also seen in profusion
lunch was served from d booth fes
OOned with bunting, with draped back
round of flags. by Mrs. Edna A
,raig, Mrs. Clayton H. Stevens, Mrs
.ucena MARCEL, Mrs. Warren Benjamin
frs. NJ. E. Coleman and Miss Jenni,
Sreckon. Most striking of all were the
OlOnial costumes worn. The CoIonia
DANES present were dainty and attrac.
i've in draped lowered panniers and
lain skirts, high heeled slippers. DOW.
cred hair, dressed high; patches anC
'owder. The gentlemen of we older
ime" were also present in all their dig.
ity of flOwered waistcOats, powdered
ueues and continental hats. The sue.
essful affair was in charge Of The
worthy matrons of the chapters, Mrs
;. c. McCullow, Mrs. T. ]. Nipper anC
irs. L. B. Brown. Several hundred
we're present during the evening. anC
ancing was enjoyed until an early
our.
Mrs. o. J. Salisbury was the hostes.
I an informal bridge tea yesterday
fternOOn at the Salisbury home in
Cast Fifth South street. Four table.
f the game were played. At the tes
which followed, where daffodiIs grace(
he tables, the hostess was assisted by
Irs. Lewis B. Mccormick ana Mrs
Jasper A. McCaskeU.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernesr
Greenwood last evening d most de
ightful young peoples party was giver
y their children, Miss Helen and Har'
Id Greenwood. The rooms were bean.
fully decorated with flags and the
atiOnal cOlOrS. Baskets and bowls nj