The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23
AFFAIRS OF THE WEEK.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward T.. Jenkins en-
| tertained twenty at n handsomely APP
pointed dinner at their home Saturday
evening. The guests were seated at
TWO tables, each prettily decorated III
white and green, with u crystal bowl Of
white roses and ferns IN the center,
/ while largo bows of white and green
| chiffon were on either end Of the table
which was lighted with green shaded
silver capdelabra. Covers were LAID
for the following:
Beebe, Mr. and Mrs. Daynes. Colonel and
| .: G. Mrs j. J.. II.
bsqscr' ar; ana Pcery. Mr.. and Mrs.
! Cutler. Mr.. and Mrs -, A.,
! T,aynos Mr. and Homer.
Mrs. j. j. Smith. Mr. and Mrs
! Daynes. Mr. and John \, of Lchi.
Mrs, Harold s.
An informal musical programme fol-
| lowed tho dinner.
Louis English Vikc entertained TWEEN
| ty-hve friends delightfully."- at his home
| Friday evening in honor of his gradua
tion from the Webster school. The
school colors of purple and white were
used together with large clusters of
violets and hyaclnths, IN the dccora-
tious. The evening was devoted to
games and music,
Tho sixth annual banquet Of the
Young People S Bible class OF the First
NJ. r. church was held Friday evening
in the church parlors, when fifty mem
hers were present. The rooms and
tables were prettily decorated in red
and green, with carnations, ferns and
potted plants. After an elaborate din
ner DR. Short acted as toastmaster and
responses were given to the following:
"What viii II Take TO Bring Our Glass
Membership TO l00?' bv DR.. G. A.
Wherry; .'Class Rccollections, by A.
s. Peters: FClass Pocm,' by Mrs f.
o. Lee: 'sWhat limo Should a Young
Man Leave When Calling on His
Sweetheart?" by f X. Fisk; rClass
Johnstone, secretary of the Y w. C.
"a: " The Ladies, - by a, r, Eberhardt;
"The Future Of the Glass; by j, II.
Pape, the teacher Of the class, which
expects soon to have a membership of
$50, The committee in charge of the
banquet were Miss Gail Mills. Miss
Enma Ueckner, F., R. Fisk and 4. il.
Shaw.
A delightful evening was spent on
Thursday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Cliff. when n number Of friends
entertained at n surprise party IN honor
Of Miss Florence Cliff. The evening
was spent in games and music. followed
by dainty refreshments. The guests who
enjoyed The evening were:
Barker, Miss Bea- Fisher, Miss Lillian
trice Fuller, Edward
Brewster. Len GIN. Miss Effie
Bishop. Walter ,Glll. Miss Vera
Burt, James T1nl. Miss Lillian
Barnes. Miss Ada Hush, ~. C.
Cameron, Emmett Park. George
Gift, Miss Frances Sorcnson, Miss
Cliff. ROLAND Olivia
Miss Evelyn Reilly, Miss Clara Ken
per and Miss lone Carroll, teachers in
the public schools, entertained eighteen
at delightful box party mt the Or
pheum Saturday afternoon, followed by
a luncheon mt Franklin g, IN honor of
Miss Blanche StaaLs, one of the teach
ers, who has resigned and will leave To-
day for her home, in Pittsburg. Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Clemend entertained
eight at box party at the Salt Lake
thcatcr Thursday evening, followed by
a supper at the New Louvre.
A number of friends spent pleasant
afternoon Friday at the home of Mrs
W. G. Nibley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. BOYD en-
tertancd few friends at a pretiily
appointed dinner at their homo Satur-
day evening.
Lanncs X Bcmus entertained mum.
ber Of his friends at stagg party
Tuesday. evening at bis home Those
who enjoyed the evening were II. j.
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