The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-16

Course co,a.fpry Of So,t to resuming her winter
odist ttIuoles Aid society Of tho Moth.
TISl ehurch held an ENJOYABLE meetinr
7 AVTsuay wv ay. afternoon Mt the home of Mrs.
Mrs, Charles II. Barton ento-.o;o,
at two prettily appointed Kens;na,am. KemssTtnined
on ONE a. given ON Wednesday and the : otbss, tIms,
On thursday afternoon '''0 o'nei
m Tave invitations out for eucbro on
huMesuay at the Virginia. ""
/ ~. o.. Joyce was hostess Tburs
emcbra 'ernoon at a pleasantly arranged
meat party given at the Virginia to
Ke Heet her guest, Mrs L. M. Miller Of
Kansas kansas City, Masses of pink , astcrs ya
we're used in the decorations and
iuncheon was served in the LARGE din.
,IS rom, Prizes were given to Mr.
Miller and Mrs. Kinder. The ipvitcJ
guests were Mesdames Conroy. Run.
{fuh, hadlsh, Cullen, Dee. Badcon
Fitzpe,ra1do FFiops, 1hdoaggf g,Gsn Brick, Horn, Smith,
vanS SIllan'' len cassia cMsGaoe, Spencer, Hume,
Patton, Mccormick, Conroy. Farms, Earns,
WORTH, Paine, Turner, John Lewis
aerrick; Abbott, Horace Pecry, ,Josenb
eery, ~ n, Peery, Lynch, Haskett,
Lowry, Mckinney, Kinder, Henderson
Nelson, Wenger Manson III. Lewis
GDIlyYer, Hess, Hilliard, Condor, Me,
,G;inley, ,;lny Rathbpn, briggs, Reynolds, AL
t,soh OF Salt Lake, and the Misses Ed
dy, conroy and Sutton of Salt Lake
Miss Frances Joyce entertained
number of young people on Tuesday
evening at her home on Twenty third
street. The guests came in costumes,
the girls representing old maids and
the boys bachelors. Prizes were given
to the Misses Hendershot and Fitzger.
aid and Messrs. Lawrep/e and Keopb,
Quantities Of flowers interspersed with
decorations, and the luncheon was
dainty In every detail. The guests
were Misses Wenger, Bagley, Florence
Bagley, Fitzgerald, Spencer, Maloncy.
Hendershot, Nell Hendershot, smith,
billiard, Moselcy, Cannon, Maginnis,
Cassin; Mesdames Kimball, Lowry and
Haskett; Messrs. Lawrence, Shaw, De,
VINE, Heywood, Wright, Kuhn, Hen
dershot, Peery, Maginnis, Haskett,
ven, Spnrgo, Adams, Morris and Tay~
lor.
A delightful affair Of Friday after
noon was the card party given by Mrs.
A. j. Condor and Mrs. ". A. Turner
at the home of the former. Euchre
was the game and q large number of
tables were filed with the players,
who were Mesdames Abe Kuhn, A. b.
Patton, J. H. Rhine, w. f. Mcintosh,
7. II. Carr, Ezra Richardson, George
Malone, r. II. Davis, f. f.. Lewis. II
T.. Fitzgerald, George McCabe, f.. NJ.
Conroy, Seth Griffin, w. A. McGaw,
NJ. Gillis, j. c. Armstrong, ID. H. En-
sign, A. G. Horn, c. Dee, c. NJ. Run
ynn, NJ. Kinney, F, w. Wherry, D. H.
Adams, II. II. Spencer, r. S. Joyce,
Miller, Hawkins, 5. l.. Brick, ]. Grant,
Jr., F. j. Cannon, l. l.. Reynolds, T.. A.
Littlefeld, A. Lewis, Thomas Maloney,
A. Kuhn, Newberger, H. n Nathan. F.
M. briggs, Dan Shupe, A. p. Hibbs
and Miss Joyce,
An ideal afternoon was that on
which the members of the Historical
society held their first meeting at the
hor OF Mrs. Gosling on Mob Hill.
Fl. gers in the club colors were used
in the decorations Roll call showed
an average attendance Mrs. Corey
was selected secretary, vice Mrs. Van
Nance. resigned The topic, Saving
the Patent Models, - led by Mrs. Bed.
ford, was then discussed. Mrs. Wei
hnger ably led very interesting
study of Austria Business over, the
hostess ushered the guests into the