The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-30
SOCIET Y
SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Miss Merce Berkeley will


= Miss Merce Berkeley will en- X
!: tertain at Kensington on +
!. Thursday afternoon, in honor of Il
j. Miss Della Janet Richards. !.
+ Mrs. w. Edward Fife will en- #
j. tortain at a luncheon this after =
i. noon at the Alta club.
i. The members of the Sewing i.
j. club will be the guests of Mrs. !.
;. Charles McMahon on Saturday :.
j. afternoon at the Canyon Crest \
:. farm. r
+ Mrs. Briant Wells will enter =
:. tain at a bridge tea this after =
!. noon at her home at Fort Doug -
+ las
j. The marriage of Miss NJ. Oril- =
+. la Kearpe and Leon Mayer will :.
+ take place this evening at tho Il
r home Of the groom g sister, Mrs. \
= G. C. Crismon. Il
+ The regular organ recital will =.
K be given this afternoon in the +
1. Tabernacle 1T $40 p. m. AN in II
+ tercsting programme has been X
x arranged, including number Of X
X favorite selections, among them r.
= being the organist S arrange r
= ment of An Old Melody 'i-
+ The reception that was to +
+ have been given this evening at =
= honor of Mr., and Mrs A. E. r
i Eberhardt, has been indefinitely 4
i postponed !.
= The Utopia 500 club will meet +
:. this afternoon with Mrs. ". W. y
!. Armstrong X
= The last meeting of the Cleo" X
j. fan Tor the year will be held this t.
= afternoon with Mrs. Jobn Nc !.
Wicker, who will give the paper +
4. -, : !. !. :
Little Dwight Broadhurst entertained
number of his young friends yester-
day afternoon IN honor of his seventh
birthday, The table was prettily dec
grated with violets, the centerpieee be.
ing the large birthday cake lighted
with seven candles. The place cards
were also decorated in violets. The
guests were Stewart and Margle Smith
Madeline Coldwell, Harry and Robcr,
Coldwell, Holly Smith, Ruby and Don
Gillett, Bernice Kirby and Jack Broad
hurst.
The members of the Kappa Delta
fraternity entertained at dancing par
ty on Saturday evening at the Ladies
Literary club. The hall was prcttiiy
decorated with pennants and the fra
tcrnlty color, maroon. The chaperon>
were Miss Ellerbeck and Miss Mary
Mayne- Punch and ices were served
from booth on the lower floor, which
was artistlcally decorated with flowers
and pennants. About twenty couples
enjoyed the dance.
Miss Rose Howard was the guest Of
honor at an Informal gathering at St
Paul e rectory on Friday evening, given
by the choir, OF which Miss Howard
IS member. The rooms were prettily
decorated with pink and white carna
tions, and an informal musicale and
guessing contest were the features OF
the evening.
Mrs. A, NJ. Howard and Miss Rose
Howard will leave on Saturday for Bos
ton, where they will visit with rela
tives and friends. Mrs Howard will
return early in June. Miss Rose will
remain indefinitely in Boston, where she
will continue her art studies
Mrs. Freeman Morningstar and
daughter, Lucille, have returned from a
sl2-weeks' trip to Los Angeles and
southern California, where they visited
friends.
Mrs. Harry c. Buell. and Mrs. Robert
G. Baker Of Chicago are guests of Mrs
Freeman Morningstar this week.
The Monday Afternoon Bridge club
met yesterday with Mrs. c. d. Moore
at the Fifth East hotel.
Mrs. Charles Fifeld entertained the
members of her bridge club yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Grant Smith has as her guests
Mrs. Horace Smith and Mrs. Pierson OF
Stockton.