The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-23

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Last evening al Unity hail. under the
auspices of the Lloyd Alliance, very
enjoyable dramatic and musical enter
talnment was given, followed by an in
formal dance. ''The Lady of LYONS n
httie playlet. was the opening number
on the programme and was very cred
ltably given by Mrs. Frank Larsen,
who took the role of Pauline in a
charming manner, Miss Annabelle Book.
er being the widow Melnotte. at whose
home number of the scenes were laid
The role of Claude Melnotte, the hero
was well handled by Mr.. Frank C. Rob
innson. while the part OF Messrs. Des-
chappelles and Casper were we'll done
| by Prescott a. Erickson. Following
the programme n musical was given
i by Miss Sigrid Peterson, who sang
'Carmena, by H. Lane Wilson. and
Mr.. Horace Ensign, who sang "Since
Thou Art Mine, - both numbers adding
greatly to the enjoyment of tho
evening; An informal dancing party
! followed.
! Mrs. Wallace entertained a number
of the girls of the younger set at
! bridge tea yesterday afternoon at her
apartments in honor of Mrs. Roscoe NJ.
| Breeden. The parlor was beautifully
decorated with American beauty roses,
low tulips and daffodils. A large cut
glass basket, filed with pink enchant-
ress carnations, was IN the center of
the dining table, Mrs, J.. A. Evans
passing tea. -Four tables were filled
with players, the honors being awarded
! to Misses Bess and Mildred Mcmillan,
Miss Cheesman and Miss Mary Smed-
ley. During the afternoon number
of friends dropped in for tea,
AT the regular meeting of the Ladies
Literary club Yesterday afternoon the
following programme was given: Piano
solo. Chopin ballad in A fat, Mrs.
Davis, a sister of Mrs, Hornung; "Song
of Thanksgiving, by Mr.. 7. Rowans,
Los Angeles; Roma Eterna," Mrs.
Charles Blanchard, Enumeration and
Brief History of the Orders Of Men, p"
which was to have been given by Rev
j. Guinan, S. N, was given by Father
Walsh. Mrs Charles McMahan read
little paper urging donations for the
CANYON Crest home, after which the
club donated $50 for the manual train
ing shop, which is being put in the home
for the boys at Canyon Crest.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. MacClain enter
tanned last evening in honor of Miss
Marion Thompson. who has recently
made her home in this city, coming
from South Dakota. The rooms were
bright with profusion of yellow tulips
and ionquils. Progressive games were
the features of the evening, The cards
were decorated with suggestions of
Easter. About forty guests were en-.
tertained Miss Maude MhcCargar as
sisted in receiving the visitors. Miss
Gladys Savage presided at the punch
bowl Those who assisted in serving
were Misses Hannah Jacobs, Josefa
TAYLOR. Clara Hansen and Gladys Saw
age.
The T. ]. c. club of the University
gave its annual reception last evening
in the assembly hall Of the Museum
building at the school, The decora-
tions were in the club colors, pink and
white. Each of the six chandeliers in
the hall was decorated to represent a
large white rose. AT the upper end of
the hall q booth was decorated with
pink and white roses and carnations.
Punch was served in another booth at
the opposite end of the hall, The
members of the club are girls of the
third and fourth year preparatory and
normal departm ents.
Mrs w T Benson entertained at
cards Yesterday afternoon in honor of
Mrs G. d. Williamson Of Denver, who
is the guest Of Mrs. r. G. Legg. Five
hundred was the game of the after
noon, the honors being awarded to Mrs.
Trimmer and Mrs. Legg. The hostess
was assisted during the afternoon by
Miss Olive Benson.
Friends Of Capt. and Mrs. Henry D
Stver will be glad to learn of Capt,
Stver's promotion TO the rank of Major;
he having been transferred from the
Thirteenth TO the Eey enth infantry.
Until recently Capt. Styer had charge
of the military department at the AGr;-
cultural college in Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barnes are
now at home TO their friends AT No, 2
Wavnc avenue, Third South, between
FIRST and Second West streets. Mrs,
Barnes viii be at home to her friends
on Wednesdays
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. GuIliver, promi-
nent Park City people. are the guests
Of Mrs, T. s. Fox at ll76 West Eighth
South street for a month, when they
Will leave for Santa Cruz.
The girls Of The Gamma Phi sorority
OF the University entertained few
OF their friends informally Friday
afternoon in the gymnasium. Light