The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-28

"Cobblecrest. The handsome home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington f. Lake,
was the scene of an elaborate daucing
party Tuesday evening, when Mr.. and
Mrs Lake entertained about sixty Of
their friends, in honor Of their we'd
ding anniversary. The spacious rooms
were profusoly decorated in carnations,
ferns and smilaX tho reception room
IN white aud green, the library III rcd
and green, and the dining room in ycl-
low, Dancing was enjoyed on the up
per floor. which is an immense ball
room, Music was furnished by the
Hawaiian troubadours. who gave dc
lightful native songs between the
dances.
The Woman s club held meeting at
the home of Mrs. a. j. johnson. Tues
day afternoon, when tho annual cleo
tion Of officers was held. and the fol
lowing were chosen: Mrs. l.. G. Moscr.
president; Mrs 6. S. Kinney, vice presi.
dent; Mrs. l.. s. Dcanr. recording sec
rctary; Mrs. Helen S. Sanford, CORE
spending secretary; Mrs. A. Y. Taylor,
treasurer; Mrs A. j. johnson, histori-
Mrs :. a, Powers, critic. Mrs. c. w.
Whitclcy and Mrs. j, l.. Bowman are
on the advisory board.
The American Music society held it's
annual business meeting and election
of officers Monday evening. Mrs.
Charles Read was chosen president.
and Mr. Eager, secretary and treasurer.
1 Spencer tlawSon, ,lr.. and Miss lrma
Watson Will he the musical directors.
and the program committee Will he
elected later, The next regular meet.
ing of tho society VIII be Monday
evening, May ~
Rowland hall is having big art OK.
habit for the benefit of tho picture fund
of the school. The exhibit which was
witnessed by large number, began
Yesterday, and Will he open today at
o clock. There are 200 prints of IA
nous pictures, aud one original mas
tcrpicce by Corrcgio. which are on eH-
hibition. 1t is hoped that many will
take advantage of tins opportunity of
seeing these fine. pictures.
Bishop elect Benjamin Brewster will
leave next Monday for California,
where lie will spend several weeks.
when he Will return TO end his pas
torate at st. Marks cathedral. prcpara-
tory TO being consccratcd bishop of
western Colorado on June II. Dean
Brewster will preach for the last time
al St, Marks cathedral on the last Sun
day in May.
Miss Bclva Woodmansce of Ogden
and Merrill Nibley of this city were
married in the Temple, Tuesday morn.
ing: and wedding dinner followed at
the brides home in Ogden, Tuesday
evening Mr., and Mrs. Nibcy left for
Il three mouths trip abroad. On their
return they will make their home here,
Miss Florence Kjmball, who has spent
the winter studying music in Boston
and New York, viii be home early in
May Her sister will remain at Dana
hall until it closes in June
The Quingenta club was entertained
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. NJ. 5. Jones,
when prizes were won by Mrs. Lorenzo
Snow, Mrs. W. w. Rivers and Mrs,
Herman.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jack Gilmer, who are
living in Chicago, ILL.,, arc now visiting
for few weeks in New York, with
Mr. Gimcr IS mother and sister.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Il, Bowman Will soon
have rs their guests Mrs. Bowman $
ncphcws, Charles and Willis Sawyer, of
Minneapolis, MINI,
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Houston have rs
their guest for some time, Mrs. llous-
ton S mother, Mrs McMurtry. Of Fort
Worth; Tex.
Mr. aud Mrs. j. A. Earle and son,
Leslie, Will he, home to their friends
aftor May ], at No, l Virginia flats.
+. +. Cotton has returned from an
extended trip to tho West Indies.
eoo co1o Bou,5 Tr;p Soo
MAY 9th to 18th. All information
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