The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-06

dinner last evening at inc university
| club in honor of Miss Agatha Berkhoel.
who will leave the latter part of the
week for New York. The table was
the candelabra being filed with pale
pink candles and shaded in the same
| rosy hue. The place cards were pink
| hearts with musical scores. A mum
Der of informal toasts we're given, and
an original poem, written by Mrs. Ira
| Hudson Lewis, was read. At the close
of the dinner. Ledyard NJ, Bailey pre-
sented the guest of honor with beau
| tifully monogramed watch, with the
| best wishes of the club. Besides the
| guest of honor. covers were laid for Mr.,
and Mrs. Ira Hudson Lewis, Mr.. and
! Charles G. Plummer, Mrs Russell c..
Woodruff, Mr. and Mrs. John Weir
Miss Blanche Kimball Messrs. George
| n. Lawrence. Harold L. Siegel, George
Ritter, Jack Berkhoel
Misses Winnifred Brice and Dora
Bradley entertained party of girl
friends at skating party yesterday
morning. followed by luncheon at
the Emery Holmes. The long table
was prettily decorated with red roses
and pumes. the place cards being hand.
decorated in the same flowers. The
party was chaperoned by Mrs. e.. /.
Brice and the guests were Misses Mar
garet Walker, Mercy Lewis. Aileen Nc
MILAN, Alberta Bradley, Lucille Clark,
Norrine Thompson, Virginia Beatty,
Isabel Johnson, Ethel Tyree, Liza Dye,
Jenny We'll, Marjorie Jacobs, Dorothy
Rooklidge, and Bryan Houston,
| One of the most delightful affairs
of the week was the musicale given by
Miss Blanche Kimball on New. Year s
evening The hall was prettily dec,
GRATED with pink La France roses and
! prosperity carnations. the Christmas
| festoons being used in the diningroom
and library. A large hand carved brass
basket hung from the chandeliers, filed
with damask roses and carnations. The
candlesticks at the corners of the table
were shaded in the same color, The
J hostess was assisted by Mrs. Russell C..
| Woodruff, Mrs. Ledyard NJ. Bailey,
dining room. About sixty-hve guests
enjoyed the evening.
Mrs. Arthus X. Pauley entertained
at dinner in New Year s day, the tables
being decorated in Christmas green's
and the rooms in bells. and holly.
Mrs. Sarah Ann Harrop celebrated
her birthday anniversary this week
were prettily decorated in evergreens.
and dozen guests were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Harrop of Ogden
| have been visiting relatives IN salt
Lake and Murray for the past two
weeks.
The Ladies auxiliary to the Brother
hood of Railway Trainmen will give
a card party Thursday evening OF this
week in Downing hall. Prizes of dec
grated china will be awarded.
A beautiful affair was the luncheon
given by Mrs. A. D. Myers on Wednes-
| day afternoon at the Knutsford in hon
or of her danghler Ada, student at
| Rowland Hall. The luncheon was fol-
| lowed by tallyho ride. The table was
prettily decorated in red and white, the
school colors. bed of carnations be
ing the center of the table. The guests
included Misses Mary Hooper, Emma
ana Lily Thomas. La Veta Mayberry,
Marie Lewis, Margaret and Gladys
Hutchinson. Mary and jeanette Locker,
| Alberta and Dorothy Bradley, Francis
| Ferguson, Jean Bull and Blanche Ken
dali. Mrs. and Miss Myers were as
sisted by Mrs. Richard Colbourn of
Goldfeld.
Miss Josephine Thomas entertained
ten OF her young friends Informally last
evening. followed by buffet supper
The dining-room was prettily decorated
with pink carnations and ferns, guess
ing games being the feature Of the
evening Those present were Kate Mel
son, Harriet Holley. Margaret Taylor
Wilma Nelson, Roland Woolley, Leroy
Woolley. Leroy Beatie, Lloyd Denney
Richard Burton. Harold George.
Mrs. Grant Hampton was the hostess
of prettily appointed luncheon or
| Thursday afternoon, followed by matt
nee party at the Orpheum in honor OF
Mrs. George l.. Nye Of Denver. a
large bell formed Of plumosa and fern:
studded with carnations was in the cen
ter of the table. with streamers of pink
ribbons extending to the places, at
tached TO each being a dainty calendar
Invited to meet Mrs. Nye were Mrs
James l.. Franken. Mrs. Sam Park, Mis-:
Weber and Miss Margaret Park,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Ritter entertained
number OF their friends at an in
formal watch party on Monday even
ing in honor of Miss Arvilla Clark
who has recently returned from Berlin
The rooms were bright with the holi
day decorations. Abont thirty clos'
Miss Viginia shannon entertained ;
number of her girl friends at 500 or
Thursday afternoon in honor of he
, guest, Miss Betsey Taylor of Idah
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kearns enter
tanned al an informal dinner on Thurs
day evening. The table was decorate,
| with American Beauty roses. Cover
, were laid for twenty.
DR.. ard Mrs. Charles Mantor an
{ nounce the engagement of their daugh
ter Ella to Robert William Gordon, TIL
S wedding will take place in April. TIL
A announcement came as n surprise to tn
: many friends of the bride and groom
! elect in the city where they are we
/ known.
d An informal reception was given las
y evening at the University club by TN
c social committee in honor Of Miss Aga
r tina Berkhoel. During the evening
= number of friends called to greet tn