The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-19
SOCIETY
TopAY,s EVENTS.

TODAY's EVENTS.
g Miss Marjorie Short viii enter 9
@ tain this afternoon at a Dse- 9
@ matrimonial social affair given in =
9 honor of Miss katherine R. 9
g Adams.
9 For Miss Ethel Lane, another 9
g spring bride-to-be, Mrs. Il. II. 9
g Dorman will entertain this after 9
= noon at cards.
g Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Burton enter g
9 tain this evening at family din 9
y ner at their home in First avenue. 2
= Mrs. John Mcdonald. ST., viii be =
@ the hostess this afternoon at tea g
9 at her home in East Fourth South 9
9 street. 9
g At Rowland hall this evening 9
9 there will be an open meeting OF 9
g the Utah Archaeological society, 9
= when DR.. Mitchell Carroll OF 9
y George Washington university 2
e will speak on Recent Explora- g
q tions, Activities OF the Institute 9
and Schools of Archaeology"
9 This morning at 10 o'clock the 9
g studio of Miss Matte Hall, Is East 9
@ First North street, when an ex- g
@ cellent program will be rendered q
g by her pupils assisted by Miss 9
g Marjorie Brooks on the violin. g
o NeiH Judd will entertain the g
~ members of the Scribblers' club @
: g this evening at his home in O
g Princeton avenue.
90 q g 9 q 9 9 . 9 9 q . @ g q 9 @ &.
X X
Whitney hall was the scene last
evening of one of the largest and most
delightful dancing parties of the sea-
son. when Raymond f. Daynes, f.
Glare Smith and Alva r. Baer enter
tained over 200 Of their young friends.
The pleasant hall was luxuriously fit
ted no with cosy corners, with the
stage transformed into a reception
room, with Oriental rugs, couches and
easy chairs. The sentiment of the st.
Patrick's day was effectively carried
out with palms, ferns and a profusion
of white spring flowers. Punch, can
dies and refreshments were served. The
grand march, which begun at o'clock,
was led by the ehaperOns Of the even
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Daynes, ST; Mr..
and Mrs. j. Fewson Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. NJ. Baer, Colonel and Mrs. j.
]. Daynes, jr., and Mrs. Edward z.
Sharp Daynes.> They were followed by
the young hosts and their partners. An
orchestra, stationed under the balcony,
rendered the music, and the affair was
in every way a pronounced social sue
cess.
x X
MIR. and Mrs. W. T. Benson enter
tanned at large card party last even
ing at their residence in East South
Temple street. The game of the even
ing was five hundred, at which twelve
tables were played. The decorations
were beautiful and effective in white
carnations and ferns gracefully dis
posed throughout the rooms, while the
sentiment of the season was carried
out in the tallies, score cards and re-
freshments. The hostess was ably as
sisted in serving her guests by her
young daughter, Miss Olive Benson,
Doris EdmOnds, Ruth Hirth and Alice
Purefoy, with Mrs. A. H. Hirth pre-
siding in the dining room.
x
Miss Rena Crawford entertained the
s. w. club last evening at a theatre
party at the concert given by Miss
Maggie Tout at the Salt Lake the
atre. which was followed by a pref
ti1y appointed supper at her home in
c street. The decorations were in st.
|. Patrick's day effects, and place cards
= We're laid for the Misses Bessie Smith,
Vera Jensen, May and Ivy Brown, Leo
more Watts, Lottie Graham and Eve
1yn Youngberg. The next meeting of
the club, which has been changed to
the Euterpe club, will be April 1, with
Mrs. Mary Frances.
A very pretty afternoon affair of
yesterday was given by Mrs. Elliott NJ.
Best at her home in X street in the
form of a bridge tea, when the eompli-
mented guest was Mrs. H. P. Emise of
Logan. The rooms were attractive
bowls of daffodils and ferns. The host
ess was assisted in entertaining by
Mrs. Charles Mckay.
x X
A pleasant surprise party was given
last evening at the home of Mrs. VIVA
Watson at her home, 321 South Eighth
West street, the occasion being the
twenty-f1rst birthday anniversary of
her son. Joseph A. Lambourne About
thirty of his young friends were pres
ent. and the evening was pleasantly
spent In dancing and listening to an in
formal musical and literary program.
The house was decorated with pink
carnations and ported plants and ferns.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Walker leave to-
day for New York, where they will
meet their daughter Miss Margaret
walker, who is attending Miss Ben
netf's school on the Hudson. Together
they will spend the Easter vacation in
New York and Atlantic City.
X X X
At the beautiful home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Ware in Federal Heights
last evening, their daughter, Miss
Florence Ware, and Miss Marian
Thompson were the young hostesses at
q charming five hundred party, where
eight tables were filed with their
young friends. The decorations were
unusually artistic and were the work
OF the young hostesses. both Of whom
are among the most promising art stu
dents in the city. American and Irish
flags were draped over doorways and
windows, and festoons of shamrock
were wreathed around the chandeliers
IN The living room, which is panelled
IN green. the walls were covered with
small gilt harps. Score cards and tai
lies were hand-painted in st. Patrieks