The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-22

entertain ne! brldGc cum AT a"
= luncheon at her home Friday. =
The music section of the Ladies
Literary club will give n delightful
musicale at the clubhouse at Sis
clock this evening, when all club
members are cordially invited The
following programme will be given:
Concerto In G minor ..... .Mendelssohn
Two pianos, Miss Gray and Miss
Williamson.
(o} At At the Making OF the t, Hay :l.;..
Mrs Daily.
The Fri King .;;................. Schubert
~, Miss Irma Watson
Mrs HornGng.
OBJ Thc Son OF the Puszta 49,. Kclcr@Beia
Violin. Mrs. Torlld Amoldson;
plano Mrs. Nelden.
dbj Auf wicdcrschcn Carrie Jacob acc Bond
Mrs Martha. Royle King accom-
panied by Miss Edwards.
Mr. Houghton. accompanied by
Mr. Blakcslcy.
"a The Bird on the Rose G.; Froelich
! (b) Robin Adair arr by Dudley Buck
Mrs. DAILY. Miss Allcnbaugh. Mrs.
Mrs. Hammer and Miss Schrack
Conductor. Mrs. w. \. WetZell.
Mrs, John f. Woodward and Miss
Katherine Judge entertained thirty at
n charming spring luncheon at the
Judge home, Wednesday The luncheon
was served in buffet style. with the
rooms and table beautifully decorated
in branches of Japanese cherry bios
SONS. The hostesses were assisted by
Mrs, L. b. Mccormick, Mrs. Frank
Judge and Mrs, George Smith. Bridge
followed. when prizes were won by Mrs
Ellsworth Daggett and Mrs. d. c. Rob
crts.
Miss Arintha Poulton, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs r. o. Poulton. was mar.
ricd in the temple Wednesday to Rich
ard Bridge. 4 large reception followed
in the evening at the home of bride s
parents. which was prettily decorated
in PINK and white carnations and roses.
The bride wore a dainty gown of white
silk and carried white roses. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bridge viii be at home to their
friends after May l, at 237o Walnut
avenue.
Miss Selma Wall accompanied by
Mrs. Ranckc. who is travelling abroad
expects TO sail Nav l. and land in New
York May 2S. Miss Wall will remain
in New York until her sisters, tho
Miss Alice and Mary Wall, graduate
from Miss Finch s school, when they
will all return here accompanied by
Mrs. w. !. Houston and the Misses Bry,
ant and Grizzelle Houston. Mrs. Rapcke
will 90 to Atlanta, Ga, to visit her
daughter.
The music section Of the Ladies' Lit
crary club hold ITS annual meeting and
election of officers Wednesday morning
when the following officers were cho
sen: Mrs S. o. S. Nelden, reelected
chairman; Mrs. 4. II. Peabody. vice
chairman; Miss Williamson, secretary
Mrs. i. c. Hanchett, librarian; pro
gramme committee, Mrs. Nedcu, Mrs
Alvah Lewis, Mrs. !, 7. Treasure auC
Mrs. W. A. Wctzcll;
Mrs. David Dunbar will return soor
from an extended visit in the East
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunbar will return {,
their apartment at - kepsington flats
MAY l. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. c. Horuung
who have occupied their apartment
will be at home AT No. 2s. Kensiugi on
= the fiat now occupied by Mrs. Dausic
I who viii leave May for California
II Friends viii be glad TO hear tina
Mrs. Cox Of Portland. Or. who arrive,
here last week 20 visit her SON. Osca
II l.. Cox. is improving after an operation
II performed early IN the week Mt the L
4 d. ). hospital.
Col. and Mrs. w. r. Dorsey will b
NJ home TO their friends after May
II at the Caithncss apartments until tn
II last of August. when they will 90 Z
II Mrs. Dorsey's brothers ranch in Orc
gon.
Mrs. Luther b, Steele. who has spen
several weeks here with her parents
II Rev. and Mrs. II. !. Talbot, will lcav
II Friday for her home in Portland, Or.
Mrs. w. L. Mcleod entertaine
twelve nj a pretty spring luncheon =
her apartment in the Miller fiat
\ Wednesday, followed by bridge.
Mrs. Henrietta Ellcrbeck and he
daughter. Miss Ada Ellerbcck. wh
have spent the past six months IN s.
attic, Wash, will be homo the last Q
this month,
Friends will be glad 70 hear that d
is. c. Baldwin is now more comfortabI
and hopes TO leave early in May wit
Mrs Baldwin for Q trip 10 California
Mr.. and Mrs. George Steiner and so
u Frank, who have spent the winter