The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-23

dainty boxes of candy donated by the
Sweet Candy company, were won by
Mrs. NJ. H. Kricbcl, Mrs. II. l.. Charles,
Mrs. Fred Stautfer, Mrs. Evans. Miss
James Ingcbretsen, Mrs. fomney, Mrs.
J. Il. Risque, Mrs. L. G. Moser, Mrs
II. Gorham, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. o. w
Ott Miss Elnor Stewart, Mrs, j. Z.
Gurney, Mrs. Z. S. kcogh. Mrs. A. l..
Hoppaugh. Mrs. S. u. Pitts. Mrs. A. r.
Nolmer. Mrs. Peters, Mrs. r. 3. Beatty,
Mrs, T. T.. Arnold and Mrs. w. ii.
worthy canse will be glad to hear that
nearly sl25 will be cleared.
The graduates Of the 'Os class of
the l.. d. $. hospital training school for
nurses, with their head nurse, Miss
Jane T.. Nash. and the Misses Agnes
Hogan. Vera NJ. Sohlcn. Myrtle Brad
ley, MarccIe Wing, Miunic b. Wheeler,
Ellen CAN'T, Lettie Sorcnson, June G.
Roberts and Penney Baeley, enter
taincd the following young women of
the 90 class who will graduate at
Whitney hall, Thursday evening, April
%, at a box party at the Colonial the
atcr, Thursday evening. followed by a
supper at the College Inn: Miss Ada
Douglas. Miss Alice G.. Rogers, Miss
Mcttc Nelson. Miss Dora Maibcn, Miss
Marie Proctor, Miss Margaret Inecr-
soil, Miss Marjorie Franklin, Miss
Miss Freda +. .lenson, Miss Maude
Walker, Miss Wilhelminc ByruG aud
Miss Emma Garn.
Mrs. William II. Dale entertained
twelve at charming spring luncheon,
Thursday, in honor OF Mrs. Thomas
Marionenux, who has just returned
from nearly year spent abroad. The
color scheme was green. with fern
III The center of the prettily appointed
table, around which were seated, be-
Browning, Mrs. A. Dumbeck, Mrs. II.
p Clark, Mrs. Fred Hornung, Mrs. s.
G., Snyder, Mrs. J. f. Grant, Mrs. T..
W. Whitney, Mrs. Frank Harris, Mrs.
George Savage and Mrs. Frank John
son.
Mrs, Smsllwood, who has spent the
winter here with her daughter, Mrs. G..
W. Putnam, expects to leave the last
of Nav for Seattle, Wash. where she
Will spend the summer with her son.
Mrs, Putnam will accompany her, to
spend a few weeks there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Blyth ard
daughter, Bella, who have spent the
winter travelling abroad, are now in
Vienna The first Of June they expect
TO 90 to London and Paris, and sail for
home late in August.
Mrs. F.. II. Gaylord, who has spent
the past six months in southern Cali
fornia, will be home the last of next
week, aud will he with Mr.. and Mrs
j.. p. Gaylord IN the Ivanhoc apart
ments.
DR.. and Mrs. f. V. Silver entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Franken and Mr..
and Mrs. f. A Druehl at handsomely
appointed dinner at their home, Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Thomas Lynch and daughter Of
of July TO spend the remainder of the
summer at the DAILY home on East
South Temple street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard Reed, who
have spent a week or so in Denver,
Colo, have now gone to Los Angeles,
Cal, for a visit of a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Megeath and Mrs.
Megeath S brother, DIR. Lane, have re-
turned from the east. Mrs. Megeath
is much improved in health.
Friends will be glad to hear that
Elizabeth Ritchie; daughter of Judge
and Mrs. M. l., Ritchic, is again out
after siege of scarlet fever
Friends will be sorry to hear that r.
Patterson has gono 10 Delphi, Ind,
where he was called by the serious i'll