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SECTION TWO SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SUNDAY FEBRUARY 20 1910 PAGES 1 TO 12
I L lOCALD L R WILL fiTTINGLY OBSERVE WASHNGTVS i rnTIiUAv NEXT TUESDAY r
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MRS HARRIET A OGLESBY
Chairman Entertainment Committee Annual Luncheon Daughters Ameri
can Revolution
r I l HE Daughters of the American Rev
THE are noted throughout the
country for their elaborate enter
t Mrj both officially and socially and
Uai ugtons birthday Is a favorite time
f r this patriotic organization to show
s K alty and to keep in mind the ob
jc < or which It was organized
Tc local organization Spirit of LibI I
nl fLapter wai funned Jaruar 11 t
v7 Iv Mrs Harriet etmore Sills with
r I trn r iiiembtr Mr Margaret i
Blaine Salisbury Mrs Orange J Salis
bury was the first state regent and
chapter founder The chaper now num
bers about 75 members and includes many
of Salt Lakes leading society women who
are also noted for their cultivation and
intelligence TIlt chapter is fortunate
in having for one of Its members a real
daughter of th R olution Mrs Elijah
Sills as well dfr several direct descen
dant of tifi iers who won enviable dis
tr tion in tw colonial war
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SIRS HARRIET BARTON BOYD
One of the Entertainment Committee for the Annual Luncheon of the
Daughters of the A merican Revolution
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Tuefday of this week Februarj 22
Washingtons birthdaySpirit of Libartv
chapter will in accordance with their
custom for the last five years observe
the day with an elaborate luncheon which
will be given at the Bradford at oclock
As usual the event will be an elaborate
as well as a patriotic affair to be enjoyed
joved by the members of the chapter
and their guests The entertainment com
mittee which has the affair in charge
is 1 composed of Mrs Joseph H Oglesby
and Mrs Charles W Boyd and it is
safe to say that in their hands nothing i i
will be left undone to make the occasion
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a notable social success While a num
ber of the leading members of the organ
ization and officers including the chap i i
ter regent Mrs Lee Charles Miller the I
chapter founder the state regent Mrs
Margaret Blaine Salisbury the state re
gent Mrs Mary M F Allen the vice
regent Mrs Kate Harwood Hancock
the secretary Mrs Mollie Stark Breeden
and Mrs George A Lowe one of the 1 fi r
members there are enough mem > ers ft
in the city to make a very creditable si aw
ing
ingThe toastmistress on the coming c i
Ion will be Mrs F W Hayt of Puk
City those who have been chosen to re
spond to toasts are Mr C E Al1 IJ
Mrs G P Stallman of Fort Douglas Ir
A J Hosmer Mrs 1 E Career of Oi
den Miss Nellie Pearsall and Miss Mi
Olive Gray
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MRS MARGARET BLAINE SALISBURY
Chapter Founder of Spirit of Liberty ChapterFirst State Regent Daugh
ters of the American Revolution
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OT ITHSTtNDING that social
NOTWITHSTANDING
affairs pure and simple such as
L i ns receptions and card parties I
1 ytc bt en few and far between the last
u k tin re have been outside the regu
ijr rvi of the social realm rather a
t JIice of interesting engagements
jr itil Aside from the anniversary
iju Inakfast which engrossed the
t lilfl thoughts of nearly two bun
ri lf i our leading social lights there
lijs 1 bet n given the rare privilege of at
t na 114 the Italian grand opera in the
11teut repertoire presented at the
t nt Lake theatre by the Lambardi
i ro + mpany It is to be regretted
t it i alt Lake which has always been
rqpI h U as an uptodate musical cen
ter lul not take advantage of the
j r i in a more marked degree In
st cities of this size the coming of
br1nl opera is the signal for most
fburate box parties where the bril
i at toilettes are supposed to be a
pr anent feature of the occasion and
t i also noted that members of the
f lndred 1 if not musically inclined
rud i to absent themselves for fear
I i g considered out of the social
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1 tlitr attraction decidedly out of
t u rUmary is i the automobile show
i i was opened last evening in a
u z t glory and will continue to be
t i iter of attraction for the week
t r > rm There is talk of the manage
making Friday evening society
i it tn which all eyes will turn
V 11 anger fortunate enough to have
r ivgent on the occasion of the an
i < r ary club breakfast Friday would
trttny have been Impressed by the
i nt showing of Salt Lake club
it from a social standpoint
sr CIm has there been an opportunity
t n see as representative a gathering
1 a many elegantly gowned women
ere present on that auspicious oc
acrn comments weie also heard to
t cftert that although the society col
T i f tM morning dailies have been
f t i tie last week ith announce
rq if the exodus of well known so
t t omen tor California the Ha
r i inlands 1 the rust and foreign
i 0 the lat remained that there
r i till a fw left in Salt Lake to
Irr Teal society
L Week in Society I
A pleasant informal bridge tea nos
F > cn yesterday afternoon nnpri
iflftary to Mrs Charles Hcntutm of
Ucf < ind 0 by Mrs J R Walker
It j l1 Mrs G R Walker at the n TI of
t former in East South Tern < treeL
T r hostesses were assisted at the > tea
t bic bv Mrs S H Babcock ara Miss
HinniKr when Jonquils w < ie the
Tirglike decorations Five tables of
1 Uge were played and the prizes were
c warded to Mrs F J Fabian Mrs X
P S Macquestin Mrs Charles H Post j
Mrs Sam S Porter and Miss Hanauon
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Mrs E Jenkins gave a delightful
childrens valentine party and dance
yesterday afternoon at her home in
East First South street for her young
B srs The affair was attended by thirty
of their playmates The attractive decorations
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orations of the home were in valentine
offer and vases of red carnations Mrs
Jenkins was assisted in entertaining
the children by Mrs John C Cutler
Jr Mrs J J Daynes Jr and Miss
Marian MrEworf Games were played
and oath child received u pretty sou
venir of the occasion
Mlrs ttk hard A Kffs enUrt jined
als of her friends Saturday afternoon at
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a stall party at the Salt Lake theatre
to enjoy the last performance given
by the Lambardi Opera company
At Fort Douglas Friday evening the
regular meeting of the Regimental I
Bridge club proved to be unusually de
lightful The affair was held in the
officers club house instead of in the I
poet hall Lieutenant and Mrs Paul
C Potter Lieutenant and Mrs F M
Miller and Lieutenants Sellman and
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Snow extended the hospitality of the
evening with marked success A buf
fet supper was served at the close of
the game The prizes were won by
Mrs Edwin Butcher Mrs W A
Cavenau gh Mrs J S Upham Dr
Stallman Lieutenant Eugene Santschi
and Lieutenant Clark R Elliott
Miss Romola Kings afternoon tea of
Thursday given in compliment to her
cousin Miss Houtz of Provo was one
of the leading affairs of the week in
younger society circles The pleasant
rooms in the King home were decked
with a profusion of roses and violets
gracefully arranged in vases and bowls
while the bevy of pretty young girth
who assisted the hostess added to the
general attractiveness of the afternoon
During the receiving hours from 3 to
5 about seventyfive guests called to
meet the guest of honor
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Miss Virginia Shannon was the host
ess at a pleasant surprise party
Wednesday evening February 16 given
by her mother Mrs Thomas B Shan
non at her home the occasion being
the birthday of her daughter The
house was beautifully decorated with
red hearts Card < and music were the
features of the evening and the young
hostess and her mother were assisted
in entertaining by Mrs Thomas Powell
and Miss Florence Powell The young
people who were present to enjoy the
evening were the Misses Elsie McMil
Ian Emily McAllister Gula Dix Gladys
Savage Florence Veness Adelaide
Eichnor Geneve Savage Margaret Col
lins and Birdie Langton and Lester
Blackmarr Roger Powers George
Peterson Hugh Lewis Alonzo Romney
Hyde Needharn Louis Paddison Phil
Thompson Burt Moran Jack McCurdy
and Bob Goodwin
At the home of Mr and Mrs W R
Wallace in South Ninth East street
Monday night their son John enter
tained thirtytwo of his young friends
at a delightful valentine party The
decorations of the rooms were beauti
fully carried out in valentine effect
with hearts and valentines with the
added attraction of vases and jar
dinieres of red and white tulips and
carnations Five hundred was the game
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Mr J Herbert Summers has been appointed tenor soloist for the First
Christian Science Church of this city Mr Summers is from Nottingham i
England but for the past seven years has lived in Hamilton Canada
While in Hamilton he occupied several important church positions the I
last one being that of director and soloist in the Wesley Methodist
Church the choir numbering over 40 voices He has studied under the I
best teachers both in this and the old country and since coming to Salt
L ke City by his talent and personality has made many friends Mr Sum I
mers is a member of the Jewish Temple quartette a quartette by the
way that is noted for its good music
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of the evening and the prizes were
won by Miss Orpha Klngebury and
John Daly
There were numerous prettily ar
ranged valentine parties given the
early part of the week in honor of
the popular saint Many of the card
and reading clubs took advantage of
the season to entertain at hochtl gath
erings when valentines and hearts were
used in profusion in the way of decora
tions
Miss Grace Richardson a brideelect I
of the month hasliad several pleasant
prematrimonial affairs given for her
the last week in the form of showers
and social entertainments
Phil Maigetts the veteran actor and
Utah dean of the drama who cele
brated his eightyfirst birthday Feb
ruary 10 was the guest of honor at a
delightful reception given at the home
of his daughter Mrs S C Rudd on
Thursday afternoon and evening Forty
friends and members of his family were
present to offer their heartfelt con
gratulations and Mr Margetts was
called upon to recite which he did
with much of his old time vigor and
originality A prettily appointed ban
quet was served followed by toasts
The decorations were in carnations and
ferns An informal musical and liter
ary program was enjoyed during the
evening Mr Margetts enjoys the dis
tinction of being the first and oldest
subscriber to the Salt Lake Herald in
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the city
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Mrs John C Sharp gave a pleasant I
valentine party Friday evening at her
home Prizes were won by Mrs John
Sharp and Joseph Sharp
The members of the ladies Reading
club were pleasantly entertained Tues
day evening at the home of Mr and
Mrs John Zink at a five hundred party
Five tables of the game were played
Thj pretty decorations of the rooms
were in pink and white carnations
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Lillian Hollister Hive No S Ladles
of the Maccabees gave a card party I
Thursday evening at Eagles hall The I
ladys prize was won by Mrs II J
Bocker and the gentlemans by O W I
McGtll A pleasant evening was spent
by those present I
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The S W club was pleasantly en
tertained Friday evening by the Misses
Ivy and May Brown at their home
The Invited guests were Miss Irene I
Taulton and Miss Frame i
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One of the events of the season wa
the bundle shower given by Miss Aletta
Halvcrson in honor of Mr and Mrs
Curtis F Cohen at the home of the
brides parents Mr and Mr Niels
Johnson The pnrlor wa beautifully i
decorated with festoons of hearts lead
ing from a large rod satin heart The I
table decorations were of carnations I
and ferns The bride wore her wel
ding sow nand carried carnations As I
ting i Miss i Halverson and Mrs John j
son we r Mr Lida Johnson and Mr
Emma Jacques Those present were I
Mr R S Jones Mrs M L Pratt Mrs
Dorthea Johnson Mrs Julia Jones i
Mrs O H Berg Mrs J W Deal Mrs
J F Daniels Mrs Sophia Olsen Mrs
Fannie Giles Mrs J M Jones Mrs j i
S J J aces Mrs R Eugene Jones Mrs
Teie Thomas Mrs Ethel P Thomas I
Mir Olive P Anderson Mrs Eugene j
Joh son Mr Alfred Johnson Mrs
EUr1 n Johnson Mrs Edwin Johnson
Mr LeRoy Johnson Mrs Hannah I
S u tlj and the Misses Anna Book
Lydia Jones Pearl Tones Eva Jones i
Delia Teasdale Pearl Teasdale Ivle
Tuff Gertrude Smith Ellen Johnson
and Inger Johnson The presents were
many and beautiful noticeable among
them being a purse of = 50 in gold from
the brides father
Misses Blanch and Mabelle Casidy en
tertained yesterday afternoon at 500
Seven tables were artistically decorated
with white and pink carnation Mr Elsie I
sle Frederickson and Miss Gwendolyn Ed
wards assisted
The Entre Nous club was entertained
Friday evening by Miss Both Fowler
The rtrw officers fur the coming half
year tiok their places at this meet
ing Miss Geneve McKenzie is presi J I
dent with Miss Both Fowler as vi i e
president and Deal Gay as secretary
Min Vera Woodinannje was the gm st
of honor The evening was spent in
music The dining room was prettily
decorated in the club colors gold and
purple and a dainty supper w I
served
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Mrs Lewis entertained the Naomi
Past Noble Grands club at a box party
at the Mission Wednesday evening
Those present were Mrs Lewis Mrs
Ra mussen Mrs Blackmar Mrs
Price Mrs Pendleton Mrs Nickerhon
Mrs Bees Mrs Norton Mrs Owens
Mrs Hardy Mrs I l win Mrs Ulmer
Mrs Moroni Mrs Jennings Miss Man
ning and hiss Alice Manning
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Mrs Irma H Bull entertained > cl the
religious class instructors of the Seven
teenth ward on Monday evening at her
residence There were about twenty
present including Bishop Tingey Ar
thur Barnes Mr and Mrs J B Walk
ley Mr and Mrs Alma Clayton Mrs
Foote < Butler Miss j Bessie Smith
Miss Winegar MisH Broberg George
De Young and others A pleasant musi
cal evening was spent and delicious
refreshments served
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Members of the Interalia club and
a number of their friends were de
lightfully entertained at a valentine
party given by Miss Essie Landau r n
Monday evening Hearts was the
game of the evening The rooms were
effectively decorated in large red hearts
and red and white carnations The din I
ing room was also decorated in hearts i
the centerpiece being an embroidered i
dolly of carnations with a cut glass
vase of the same flowers Covers were
laid for twenty and the place cards
were valentine decorations The hostess
was assisted by her sister Mr A
Cline The prize were non by Miss
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MISS LUCILLE HOWT
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Miss Howe one of the promising young musicians of the city is a pupil
of the piano under Professor Edwin P Kimball Miss Howe who poss I
esses a beautiful contralto voice has shown evidence of decided musical I I
talent both as a pianist and a vocalist J
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For the musical servc at the First
Methodist church today a number of
excellent selections have been pre
pared At the evening service the
regular musical will be augmented by
several selections by the trio > hiol
has been appealing there for severe
weeks The complete program for tky
day follows
Organ prelude
Anthem The Lord Relrneth Xer1dellll
Offertory
Duet Come Unto Me cohnC
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Organ prelude
Anthem Penitence George XevhUiI
Miss Leola Schrak Earl Kibbey
and Choir
Trio Intermezzo Ca Valeria Rust leanajj
Violins Miss Romania Hyde and
Mlas Helen Hartley
Cello Miss Marion Mathews
Offertory Two Wild Koaec McDowell
Miss Hyde violin and Mrs J
Louis Strohauer organ
Soprano Solo Come Unto Him
HimtMesstahx
Mr H Sorenson
Violin Solo The Swing Song Barne
Miss Helen Hartley
Piano accompaniment by Mrs Kathy
Ina Fitzpatrick Atkins
Trio Apple Blossoms Roberta
Ms Hyde Miss Hartley and Miss
Mathews
Postlude
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At the Tenth ward meeting house
at 6 oclock this evening a musical
service will be given by Professor
Bowman and a number of bin pupils
The program will include the follow
ing number
Anthem selected Ward CJo1I
Duet
Til He Mumford Florence Bowman
Tenor Solo Harold Tones
Contralto Solo Ave Maria Maseagnt
Mr Emma Werthlin
Banco contanti Resurrection Sony
Alma Clayton
Soprano Solo 0 Divine RedeemerGounos
Gounos
Iy Allen
Lecture John K Keddingtnri
Tenor Solo selected Joseph Hilstrat
Mezzo Soprano Solo Selected
Florence Bowman
Baritone Scio Selected
Ambrose Greenwell
Baritone Solo Fear Not Ye 0 Israel
John K Keddln ton
Contralto Solo Selected
Joan Gobel
Accompanist Ivy Allen and Mrs
Effie Mellor
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The choir of the First Presbyterian
church will sing an anthem Jubilate
at the morning service today with tJ ia
soprano solo parts by Mr J C Tay
lor In the evening the choir will
sing the anthem The Day Is Gently
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Mr and Mrs Harold L Siegel who
have spent the past week in the dty
as the guest of Mrs Siegelg mother
Mrs C Berkhoel in the Meredith
apartment left last evening for their
home In Wells Nevada
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Rehearsal are now being held f > r
the annual concert to bl given on Itj
Patricks day under the direction J
Miss Nora Gle soD orguaist Id choir
ister at St Mrys cathedral Thre
hundred children will participate Irv
the conceit fifty of the little fn Ks
being from tie st suns oipiianae
A numb ol inc uUr 1 < n are tadet
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