The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-13
MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS.

The 8. C. club met on Tuesday last
With Mrs. Fl. E. Cantner in the Holly
wood apartments, There were fifteen
members present and two guests, and
prizes at cards were won by Mrs. Wat
bers and Mrs. Alma Eldredge. The next
meeting yill be held on Tuesday next
with Mrs. Dee in Canyon road.
The Plate club will meet Thursday at
clock with Mrs. j, T. Treasure,
The Young Women's Christian asso-
citation will keep open house Monday
afternoon and will have an informal
reception in the evening in the new
home Of the association at 40 South
Main street There will be no special
but some musical numbers
will be given, and all friends of the
association will be welcome.
Miss Pearl Rich entertained Monday
evening in honor Of Miss Marguerite
Casey of Ogden. The evening was spent
in games and music. Later a buffet
were the Misses Dollie Levy, Dora Ro-
goski, Dora Roberts and Marguerite
Casey, the Messrs. Reggie Levy. Sam
La Vine, Arthur Roberts, Sam Moritz
and Max Roberts,
Many Salt Lakers are planning to
go to Ogden for the big annual ball to
be given by the U. C. T. in the congress
dancing academy on November 25.
Mrs. Reve Alston entertained the
members of the Chantecleer Card club
on Tuesday last at a luncheon, when
yellow chrysanthemums were used for
decorations and covers were laid for
twelve. At the game which followed
prizes were won by Miss Hazel Robin
son and Miss Lucille Clinton. The next
meeting will be in two weeks with Miss
Wanda Pratt,
The Old Maids club met Thursday
evening for the first time at the home
of the Misses Stevenson on Fourth
East street. A most enjoyable time was
passed, refreshments being served later
The ladies of the East Side guild
will give a Thanksgiving food sale at
Walker s store on Wednesday, Novem
ber %.
of a charming little affair Wednesday
evening at her apartments in the BE
rets' in honor of Miss Pearl Parker
a November bride. Those attending
besides the guest of honor, were Miss
Irene Felt. Miss Bess Letter, Mis-:
Clair Colburn, Miss Nora Warburton
MIS-. Goldie Warburton Mckee, Miss
N. Gliding. Miss Ethel Willis. Miss Es
ther Nordberg. Mrs. Estelle Bridwel
and Miss Josephine Irish
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week was the bridge tea gwen by MIS-
Stewart apartment on Wednesday af
ternoon. Mrs. D. B. Eldredge assisted
the hostess and prizes were won by
Mrs. M. W. Kunkely and Mrs. 8. Fl
Sharman.
Mrs. III. NJ. H. Lund entertained the
Joolv club Of the Danish slsterhood on
Wednesday, when music was enjoyed
followed by tea.
DR., and Mrs. F.. S. Barnett enter
,,ined about forty of their friends on
Friday evening with delightful affair
at their home, 416 Third avenue, when
progressive 500 was enjoyed. and later
a supper was served,
Miss Jennie Harrington entertained
the T. o. N, Q. club at her home OF OF
Thursday evening. when covers were
laid for ten. Decorations Of chrysan
themums were used. The next meeting
will be held with Miss Lucille Hatch,
A pleasant surprise party was giveer
at the home Of Mrs. T; DrnGe, Us
south West Temple street, on Tuesday
in honor Of the fourteenth birthday o.
Robert Spiller. The following guest
were present: Mrs. G, Charest. MS
T, Harman, Miss N. Druce, Miss NJ
Druce, Miss N. Druce, Miss F, Vnl
leniuve, L. BTinton, 6; osborne, saoru0, T T
Anderson. w. Steadman. y. Spillert D
SpiIler. T. Worthen. W. Worthen, r
+. Spiller and A. Drnce. Refreshment
were served during the evening bv Mrs
Druce, Mrs G. Charest and Miss N
Druce. The evening was spent In mu
sic, songs and games.
Ono of the pleasant affairs of th
week was the card party gwen f'rida,
evening by the Misses Elsie Gallachc