The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-08

gave several readings and Mrs. a. ;.
Peters gave vocal solos.
Mr., and Mrs Ralph McBroom enter"
tanned six tables at bridge Saturday
evening in honor of Miss Jean Odcll
and DR., H. P. Kirtlcy, The decorations
were chrysanthemums.
The young ladies of tho Gamma Phi
sorority entertained at brilliant rccep-
tiou and dancing party at Christensen S
Saturday evening in honor of their new
members, and for the members of Theta
Upsilou sorority. The hall was hand.
somely decorated in pendants and in
white and green. the sorority colors,
with many vases of white chrysanthe-
NUNS. The Hyde orchestra. stationed
behind a bank of palms, furnished the
music for the evening. About tifty-hve
couples were present, The guests were
received by the Misses Maud and Jean
Williams, Edna Coates, Vera Rich. Mar
garet Watson aud E.iinor Prour. II was
one of the most brilliant affairs of the
early social events. The patrons for the
evening were DR.. and Mrs. J. T. Kings
bury, Dean and Mrs. Byron Cummings,
Prof. and Mrs. Reynolds, Mr.: and Mrs.
A. J, Gorham, Mr., and Mrs. f. J,
Gustin and Miss Lucy Van Cott.
Miss Lulu Harr entertained at cards
Saturday evening in honor of the nurses
of Holy Cross hospital. About twenty
were present.
Miss Ethel Harcombe entertained six
tables at 500 Saturday afternoon IN
honor of Miss Maginnis, Miss Roberts
and Miss Maurer of Ogden. The deco
rations were in chrysanthemums, Miss
Harcombe was assisted by Mrs. T. j.
Chamberlain.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Callaghan enter
tanned twelve at dinner at their home
Katherine Geddes and Capt. Bryan Con-
rad. Covers were laid for twelve.
The annual meeting and banquet of
the alumnae association of st. Mary s
academy, which took place at the acad
emy Saturday afternoon and evening
was one of the most successful and en-
loyablc affairs since the organization;
nine years ago. The meeting was called
at p. m. and usual routine business
was transacted. The term of officers
being three years, there was no election
this year, the present officers holding
over for another year. viz; President,
Miss Frances Phillips; vice president.
Miss Alice +, Davidson; secretary and
treasurer, MISS Mac haues uc luccb"
ing was followed by an elaboratcly ap,
pointed banquet at $50, The table was
beautifully decorated III white, blue and
gold, the colors of the association, with
large bunch of yellow chrysantbe-
NUNS. the flower Of the association. in
the center. The place cards were dainty
hand painted affairs in blue, with the
am Deum gloriam.' Covers were laid
for thirty-fve and members of the class
OF 1909 were the guests Of the alumnae.
Among the out-of town members pres
ent were Mrs. a. r. Haywood of Og-
den, Mrs. William Jeifers of Ogden, Mrs.
o 'Neill Of Wells. New; Miss Lola Guth
rie of Bingham, Miss Ella Wood of
After the banquet, the young ladies of
the class of 1909 gave a most delightful
musical program in the study hall, in
cluding tho following numbers:
Piano solo, "Caprice de Concert -,
........... Mcyerbeer Hoffman
Miss Chapman.
Vocal duet. 80 Tell Us, Merry
Birds of Spring ....,... White
Misses York and jacobson,
! st. Mary's Journal ......... Part
The Graduating Class.
Violin concerto (third movement) .,,
...... 49,. .,........ .Mendelssohn
Miss Humphrey, accompanied on
piano by Miss Taylor.
: Vocal solo. 1.-THE Bee s Courtship.'
! ...,. ............ Guy NJ 'Hardelot
! Miss Brennan.
ST. Mary Journal ,....,......P Part II
! The Graduating Class.
Chorus (a) Redeemer' Stream :.
..........A. S. Gatty
(b) "Thc Goblins 80. Parks
Vocal students.
Dancing and games in honor of tho
alumnae followed.
The Misses Gertrude and Florence
! Shannon entertained forty at games
! profusely decorated in chrysanthemums
and autumn leaves,
Mrs. P. SNOWFALL and Miss SNOWFALL
entertained twenty-five at parcel
shower Thursday evening in honor Of
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