The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-02

IN nonor OF Mrs. horseley or -
i. Oakland, and Miss Rennie of !.
i. San Francisco -
Mrs. Charles Boyd will enter <
+ tam at luncheon this afternoon -
: in honor of Mrs. Frank Hahn r
+ The P. z. o. will meet this aft. =
ernoon with Mrs, Byron Cum =
mings instead of with Miss Pal =
Il meT. !.
j. The Unitarian Society will +
+ give dancing and card party =
= at their hall next Tuesday even =
= ing. The party is given under =
the auspices of the trustees of +
+ the society. =
i. i. !. +
A beautifully appointed luncheon
was given by Mrs. John C.. Cutler yes.
terday afternoon at the Alta club in
honor or n number of the women of
Fort Douglas. In the center of the
table hollow square was formed,
nlled with palms, while extending to
the corners of the tables were beds of
Niles of the valley, violets and daffo-
dlls. AT the corners were large baskets
filled with flowers. During the after
noon a strlnged orchestra furnished
delightful musical programme, and at
the close of the luncheon Fred Graham
gave number Of vocal selections with
orchestral accompaniment Mrs. Cutler
proposed toast to the guests of hon
or, winch was responded to by Mrs.
Allen M. Smith. The guests included
Mrs Mrs. Edward Pendleton, Mrs, II. c.
1lement, Mrs, Allen M. Smith, Mrs. w.
Il. Point, Mrs. Briant Wells, Mrs. C.
r. Mason, Mrs. Farnham, Mrs. +. T..
Haskell, Mrs. Kinnison, Mrs. c. A.
Brooks, Mrs, Heber NJ Wells, Mrs.
Charles G. Plummer, Mrs. Byron Cum
mings, Mrs. D. S. Spencer, Mrs M. A.
Breeden, Mrs. S, M. Dey of Ogden, Mrs
{. D. Spencer, Miss Jean Spencer. Mrs.
T. Bonnemort, Mrs. Roscoe NJ. Breeden,
Mrs; Priscilla Jennings, Mrs. Elizabeth
TAYLOR Mrs. Martha Royle King, Mrs.
Rlchard Reyes, Mrs. W. w. Ritter, Mrs.
Benner \. Smith, Mrs. Joseph Geoghan,
Mrs. a. S. Barnes, Mrs. j. c. Cutler, Jr.,
Mrs. Joseph kingsbury, Mrs. !. w. Cur
RE, Mrs. Heber Cutler. Mrs. A. S.
Bowers, Mrs. E. T. Beatty, Mrs. E. A.
Wedgewood, Mrs William Doaue, Mrs.
Glesson ): Kinney, Mrs S. Sloan. Miss
Fannie Breeden, Miss Mabel Cutler,
Mrs. A. NJ. Carlson
The faculty of the University of Utah
entertained last evening at a formal re-
ceptlon and musical in the kinderear-
ten rooms of the Normal building.
Llght refreshments were served during
the evening Members of the Legisla,
ture, the Governor, his staff and the re.
gents OF the school were the guests of
honor. The musical part of the enter.
talnment was rendered by the students
of the school. Miss Edith Kinesburv.
the daughter of President Kinesburv,
was well received in a soprano SOLO
Solos were given by Miss Edna Evans.
Miss Edith Kipgsbury and Miss Hazel
Barnes Stanley johnson gave cor
net solo and the programme closed with
quartet composed of Misses Evans
and Barnes, Messrs, Johnson and Ashby.
Perfect IN it's appointments and gay
IN decorations of red and white, the
dinner given Wednesday evening at
Unity hall by the Ladies Reading club,
was n success i'm every particular. The
dinner was given in honor of Mrs. j, e..
Anderson. member Of the club who
leaves soon to live in Seattle. At the
conclusion of the dinner. which was
served for tweuty-four, Mrs. Anderson
was presented with handsome silver
fork. Afterwards cards were plaved,
prizes going TO Mrs James Dinwoodey
and Mrs. f. F. Hanna, American Beauty
roses and red and white carnations
formed the floral decorations for the
evening.
A number of the little pupils of Mrs
Graham F. Putnam were heard last
evening at a very creditable recital at
| Mrs. Putnam's studio on East FIRST
South street, The pupils were assisted
, by Miss Louise Jennings. Those on the
| programme included Misses Martha
| Williamson. Dorothy Ingram, Valentine
-e1s L.. u
Marion Jennings, Anna and Marge
Critchlow and Alex Robertson A rc.
cital will be given this evening by the
advanced pupils of Mrs. Putnam at her
| studio
Mrs. Joseph Welch and Mrs Gertrude
Bigger were the hostesses yesterday af
tern0on at a ) clock affair. Four ia
bles were filed with the PLAYERS. prizes
being awarded to Mrs. 4, L. Hoppaugh
and Mrs. Cook. The rooms were pref
! lily decorated with red and yellow tu-
lips and daffodils.
Mrs Charles Miller entertained at a
prettily appointed luncheon yesterday
afternoon in honor Of Mrs. Clarence
Brown. The table was decorated with
| low bowls of pansies and lilies of the
! valley, the place cards being little fans.
! Covers were laid for twelve, the guests
being the close friends Of Mrs. Brown
Miss Susie Schluter and Mr. Hugh
Evans OF the Republican staff were
married on Tuesday evening last by
Rev Frank Fay Eddy of the First Uni.
tartan society, AT their future home, IS
South Third East street
The marriage Of Miss Louise Young
and Thomas Carrigan will take place
next Tuesday evening al the home of
the bride s parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Law,
renee II. Young.