The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-18
Coming Events

The second in the series Of dances
| known as the assemblies will be given
] wednesday evening at the Odeon
The event will probably equal the sue
cessful initial affair given in Novem-
/ Der and viii also open the holiday sea-
son. for which there are many bril-
| liant functions scheduled. The patron
esses for the coming event are Mrs.
/ Heber NJ. Wells, Mrs. Edward s Fer
/ ~, Mrs. r. O. Howard Mrs Benner
4 y. Smith, Mrs. William Reid and Mrs
Union V. Worthington
Preceding the event on Wednesday
evening the Misses Mary and Carey
Marshall will entertain with a large
dinner given in honor Of Miss stella
Fabian at the home OF their parents.
Judge and Mrs. J. A. Marshall.
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Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. r. q.
Howard will entertain at their home
with a dancing party given in honor
or Miss Margaret Walker who will
return from New York the first OF the
week. The guests on the occasion
will be confined to the members of
the younger set and the visiting Young
college girls and boys at home for the
holidays.
Colonel and Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes
have issued invitations for Monday
evening. December &c. from to ~.
when they viii receive a large num-
Der Of their friends.
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The officers and ladies of Fort
Douglas have sent out cards for a
| dancing party i'm the form of a char
acter masquerade for Thursday even
ing. December %. at the most hall
The affair Will be given under the ii-
rection of the hop committee Can
tain A. J. Macnab. Lieutenant Charles
l. Sampson and Lieutenant +. II
Carey. The hosts and hostesses on
the occasion will be Colonel Walter S.
scott and Miss Ward, Captain and
Mrs. John NJ. Palmer
Al guests are requested to come in
Mrs. Charles $. Vadner will enter
tain Thursday afternoon with bridge
tea given at her home i'm compliment
20 MISS MSS, stella Fabian. one Of the COM
ing brides OF the new year
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The Monday Afternoon Bridge club
VIII be entertained tomorrow after
noon by Mrs. Edward $ Ferry.
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The Buskins" will be entertained
Tuesday evening by Miss Alleen Mac
lean at her home i'm South Fifth East
street The program of the evening
which will include dramatic sketches
will be in the hands Of Miss MacIean
and Lieutenant +. =. Carey.
Mrs. w. A. 'Ruttan will entertain
Tuesday afternoon with a bridge tea
given in honor Of Mrs. Lescombe OF
Ontario. Canada. who is the guest for
the winter Of her daughter. Mrs. T. w. |
Boyer.
A bridge party viii be given Tues
day evening by Lieutenant and Mrs
G. A. Weiser at their quarters at Fort
Douglas in honor of Lieutenant and
Mrs. Paul c. Potter.
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The Crystal club will meet this
week on Wednesday afternoon with !
Mrs. James Ivers in East First South
street.
Invitations have been issued By the
social committee Of the University
club for a dance to be given at the
club house on the evening of We'd |
nesday. December IS. which will be
the second i'm the series OF formal
dances given during the winter sea-
son.
On Friday evening. December 30
the Governors club will give the first
dance OF the season. This affair. for
which elaborate preparations are
being made. promises to surpass any
previous affair yet attempted by that
popular organization. Coming as II
does during the holiday festivities.
and the further fact that there has |
been a dearth OF entertainment during |
the early part Of the season. the an |
nouncement OF this event will he /
hailed with delight by the members |
Of the younger set. The decorations |
are being made on an elaborate scale. |
and altogether the dance promises to /
be one Of the main events of the sea-
son.
The next dance given under the |
auspices OF the Lotus club will take /
place Wednesday evening. December
IS. with the following hosts and
hOstesses in charge: Mr.. and Mrs.
William G. Mcdonald. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. 3. Hughes. Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. IT.
vine.
Mr.. and Mrs L 3. Hughes will en-
terrain the members Of the Chatting
Dish club Saturday evening New
Years eve), December 81. when an
interesting program will be enjoyed.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Hiskey have is
sued invitations for the celebration
of the twentieth anniversary OF their
marriage at their home, 955 East Sec
ond South street. Monday evening
January 2, 1911. The following note
contained in the invitation speaks for
itself:
The active campaign Of the lay
mems missionary movement in the in
tercsts Of foreign missions has
prompted it to celebrate its China"
by making a contribution
at this time TO the cause Of missions
IN China and other foreign countries
n this cause appeals to YOU it requests
hat you join in a contribution for
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