The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-03

BUNE, SUNDAY MORNIN
at an April Fools day party Friday aft,
Walter Keyworth, 521 East First South
street. There were about eighty guests
present who enjoyed the afternoon In
gaines Sames and mnsic Later in the day
dining room, which WAS artistically dec
GRATED in spring flowers and red yellow
and black ribbon: Fool and cap games
were also enjoyed.
One OF the most important and enjoy
able events OF the week was the annual
breakfast OF the Bayview Reading club.
given at the Commercial club Friday aft
ernoon. The table was laid In the form
OF n I and covers were laid for twenty
three members and several guests. The
these being the club colors- In the CEN
ter Of the table was immense bunch
OF carnations with streamers OF green
extending oeL Ing to the corners ran Of the table e,
green and white. with a white carnation
tied to 1t with a green ribbon, After
the luncheon delightful paper was read
by Mrs. Lewis,
a delightful comedy was given at the
Emmanuel Baptist church Friday evening
In celebration OF April Fools day, the
mnI. given to the play being The Old
toyed by all After the play the re-
mainder OF the evening was spent in
games and a supper. with many inter-
keeping with April Fools day were
served. The parlors OF the church were
decorated with red and white carnations.
The card party given by the st. Marks
Hospital association Tuesday afternoon
at the Ladies' Literary clubhouse was a
most successful affair the proceeds
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The Ladies' Afternoon Bridge club met
at the quarters OF Mrs. Willis Uline In
officers row at Fort Douglas, Tuesday
afternoon, The afternoon was pleasantly
spent In cards, after which a dainty
luncheon was served. The decorations
were In spring flowers.
The tourist section of the Ladies' Lit
erary club met Tuesday morning at the
clubhouse. Mrs. NJ, A. Daugherty gave
followed by paper by Mrs, T. G. Moser
on Venetian Life" The study Of Italy
was also continued
day afternoon with Mrs, E. l.. Davis at
her home. 1907 First avenue. Mrs. Grant
Swan gave a paper, Greek Literature
and Prominent Buildings OF Athens"
by Mrs. p. A. DIX, After the programme
dainty refreshments were served.
The members OF the Quingcnta club
spent a pleasant afternoon with Mrs.
H w. Sherwood at her home. 633 Eighth
avenue. The prizes were awarded to
Mrs. G.. a. Booth and Mrs. Herman. The
decorations were In pink and white car,
nations. The next meeting Will be held
with Mrs. T. C. Newman.
delightfully."-. entertained Tuesday after
noon by Mrs. ]. T. Breckon, The time
was pleasantly spent In cards. for which
prizes were awarded. After the prizes
served in the dining room. which was
beautifully decorated with violets and
carnations. A huge mound of the violets
adorned the center OF the table.
The ladies' of the Reynolds circle, La
dies Of the C, A. R., entertained at q
social and card party at the home OF Mrs
YocHm 24S Grasber n"n, avsnge naa dnesddy
spent in cards. for which prizes were
given. The halls and parlors were artis-
tically decorated with roses and carna-
tions, while the dining room was beautl-
full in a profusion of pink and white
carnations and Easter lilies. In the CEN
ter of the table was a large vase Of car
nations, with streamers OF pink ribbon
extending to the chandelier.
Mrs, S. II. sharman entertained the
members of the o, A. o. club at her
noon. Vases of daffodlls adorned the
rooms. and the tea table was attractive
with lace cover over yellow. with bowl
OF spring daffodils centerpiece. The
afternoon was pleasantly spent in cards,
tie prizes being awarded 70 Mrs. George
Lambourne. Mrs, r. w Hill. Mrs. G. NJ,
Hart and Mrs. Sharman. The club Will
meet next Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
Dee at her apartments In the Smith.
On Friday evening the BIllisen club
met at the home of Miss Hazel Bailey
who was elected president, and Miss Ba-
zel Wilkinson. secretary and treasurer
for the ensuing year. After the business
of the evening was transacted, social
being won by the Misses Myrtle Nc
Knight and Florence Powell, Dainty re-
freshments were served. The next meet
Ing. April %. will be held at Miss Hazel
Wilkinson s.
The Sons and Daughters of Wales were
delightfully."- entertained Friday afternoon
and evening by Mrs Kate Discon Shlll at
her home, 800 North Second West street.
During the afternoon about twenty OF the
Daughters called and later in the even
Ing the Sons called to wish the hostess
many happy returns OF the day: The
home was beautifully decorated with red
and white carnations and pink roses.
and each guest was presented with a
large pink rose as remembrance OF the
occasion. The hostess was presented with
many beautiful presents from loving
friends and relatives,
Tho twenty-five members Of the West
End Girls club held their regular meet
ing Thursday afternoon at the kinder
garten rooms at 432 South Fourth West
street The programme was in charge OF
Miss Estclle Daft and Miss Jennie Gray.
Instrumental numbers were given by the
Misses Dolly and Roberta Crompton, and
vocal numbers by Miss Helen Drennen
and Miss Catherine Hawes.
New Spring Millinery at Greatly Re-
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