The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-09

her apartment in the Nelson, Wednes-
day afternoon, in honor of Miss Elsie
Dlckert, who will leave soon for Cal,
ifornia. The rooms were prettily dee
GRATED in pink roses. Those who en-
.loScd the afternoon, besides the guest
of honor. were Mrs Ferdinand Dickert,
Mrs. Frank Anderson. Mrs. Fred Earls,
Mrs. George Ames, Mrs, Wood. Mrs.
Chester o 'Neill. Mrs. G. b. Eorhis. Mrs.
4. +. Badger, Mrs. Albert Pierson,
Miss Catherine Anderson, Miss Froi-
seth, Miss Bernard. Miss Alice O'Don-
nell and Miss Winnie Welby.
number of parties were made up
for the opening Of the Mission thcater
were occupied by President and Mrs.
Joseph f, Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. B. H..
Roberts. Governor and Mrs. William
Spry, Miss Spry, Colonel and Mrs. r..
7, Badger, Colonel and Mrs A. =.
keslcr, Doctor and Mrs. :. l.. Richards,
Doctor and Mrs. Fred StaufTer. Major
and Mrs. Il, W. Young. Mrs. J. f.. Clark.
Judge and Mrs. d. n. Straup, Judge and
Mrs. W. NJ. McCariy, Judge and Mrs.
Black.
Mrs, \. \. Dunyon entertained The
ladies' of the aid society of the IliT
Methodist church nt delightful tea
at her home, Tuesday afternoon The
rooms were prettily decorfed in smilax
and rcd carnations. A very interest
ing programme of music and readings
was given. Mrs. W. Il. Duvall gave
piano selection. and Miss kirkman gave
a vocal solo. Mrs. Dunyon was assist
ed by her sister. Mrs. Alberton.
The parors of thc First Cougrega
tional church. prettilv decorated in
palms and red and white carnations.
were fllcd with friends Wednesday
evening at the reception rendered 10
the Rev. and Mrs. Elmer |. Goshen.
Music was furnished in the evening by
Miss Allen and her ochcstra Dainty
Mrs. a. j. Gorham. Mrs. 6, NJ. Norton
and II. b. Hogan assisted in receiving.
The Odeon hall was thc scene of n
large and brilliant dancing party Wed.
nesday evening, when Col. and Mrs.
j. j, Dayncs, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs.
Edward +. jenkins entertained 500 of
their friends. The hail was Handsomely
decorated in flags and poitcd plants.
Dainty refreshments were served i'm q
cosy corner at one end OF the ball.
room. Music was furnished by the or
chcstra.
Mrs. Ernest Stenger entertained ten
at charming luncheon at her home
Wednesday, \ mound of carnations
graced the center of the table. around
which covers were laid for Mrs r. G..
Gcmmell, Mrs, +. A. Greenwood. Mrs.
j, 7. Wychc, Mrs. 4. T. Sanford, Mrs,
:. Y. ncrrah. Mrs. !. NJ Bowman, Mrs
Raymond Ackman, Mrs. A. II. Mavne
and Miss Anderson.
Miss Lillian Calder. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, ID. q. Calder of Provo. and
Lawrence Salisbury, were married here
Wednesday. A reception TO fifty Of
their friends followed in the evening
at tho home Of the brides cousin
Miss Lena Hague. The rooms were
decorated with green and white.
Mrs. Frank Bird entertained the
members Of the Crystal club Wcdnes-
day afternoon. The prize was won by
Miss HalIoran, Mrs. Bird was assisted
by Mrs, W. &. Wallace and Miss Wal.
lace. The next meeting of the club
Will be Wednesday, December %, with
Miss O'Mcara.
Judge and Mrs, O. w. Powers had
as guests at ihe opening OF the Mis-.
sion theater Wednesday evening. for
mcr Governor and Mrs. Hebcr NJ,
Wells, Mr. and Mrs, &. X. Pcarsall.
Doctor and Mrs. Archibald Rykcrt and
Mr.. and Mrs. Is. a. Scheid.
Mrs Fred Hanson OF Nevada is here
TO spend the holidays with her father
Joseph Lippman. Marc Lippman. who
is attending the Culver military school
at Culver. Ind, will also be home for
the holidays,
Colonel and Mrs Z. A. Wall and
family left Wednesday noon for New
York, where they will spend the holi-
in January for six-months' trip
abroad.
Mrs. Charles A. Shepherd entertained
twenty at charming bridge luncheon
at the Bransford Wednesday. The
guests were seated at one table. eff.
fectivcly decorated in the season s flow.
crs.
ing in Knox college, will spend the
holidays with her brother. Howard Tib.
balls, who is in his senior year at Ober-
lin college.
Mrs. James ShiclGs, who has spcni
the past three months in Anaconda
Mont, with her daughter, has returned
here and is at home at the Swallow
apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs, Il. A. McMillen EXPECT
| to move the first Of the year TO then
new home on Second avenue, between
| s and L streets.
! Mrs. c. w, Fifcld entertained a few
! Friends at bridge Wednesday after
noon i'll honor Of Miss Miller, who viii
leave today for San francisco, Cal.
Mrs. n. r. HalIaday entertained
! twenty children AT her home Wednes
| day afternoon, in honor OF the fourth
birthday of her little daughter.
Mrs. Esther Filler has returned home
after spending Il month in southern
California
Mr., and Mrs, Arthur Smith and chill
dren are now at home to their friends
at ~ First avenue.