The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06


ing room, which was beautiful in spring
flowers,
Mrs B. B. Rose entertained the mem
bers of the Quingenta club Tuesday aft
ernoon. The afternoon was pleasantly
spent in cards, the prizes being won by
Miss Addic Herman, Mrs. w. w. Rivers |
and Mrs. j. w. Currie.
The George r. Maxwell w. II. G. held
in l. o. o. f. hall, After the business
meeting the members retired to the card |
rooms, where the remainder OF the aft |
ernoon was pleasantly spent in cards,
The ladies' of the w, F. Hancock Re
lief corps will entertain at dancing |
and card party Monday evening. March |
Z. in the knights of Columbus hall All !
friends of the G.. \. Il. are invited to be
present
The members Of the Wasatch Literary
circle were delightfully."- enterA ned Tues |
day afternoon by Mrs. a. s. Zimmerman
at her home, 3lS First avenue. An in
structivc paper on civic Improvement
was given by Mrs, Mcmahon. president of
the State Federation Of Womans clubs.
Several musical numbers were given,
among which was four hand piece by
Mrs e. *. Hertford and Miss Sarah
Hayes, which was excellent. Miss Zlm-
norman gave a pleasing vocal olo. After
a business meeting a delicious luncheon
was served.
The members OF the Monday Evening
Literary club were delightfully."- enter
tanod by DR.. Alice Houghton Monday
evening. Mr.. slakley gave an interest
ing paper on discoveries at the North
and South Poles This was followed by
an interesting paper on Club Moyement
and Education" by Miss Rosalie Pollock.
In her paper, Miss Pollock told how club
women have organized department In
the national educational committee and
said that the women watch the progress
and the methods of the educational de-
partment and are ready with any suggcs
ton that may be helpful 10 the depart
ment.
The Women OF L. of e, will meet in
the kindergarten rooms of the Normal
Training building at 2:3o Saturday after
noon, March II.
members of her sewing club Friday
afternoon.
| Mrs w. r. Francis entertained the
ladies OF the Glover club and their nus
hands. Tuesday evening. The evening
was spent In cards, after which dainty
supper was served, The prizes were won
by Mrs. VIII Naylor, G.. II. Payne and
| w. c. Erwin.
The Mizpah chapter No, 5. o. e. s.,
Will hold its regular meeting Monday
evening at 7:30 o'clock, at the Masonic
4 temple. There VIII De lUe OinCldl WISH
Of grand officers and the installation.
All members arc cordially invited.
The Woman's Republican club will hold
| its regular weekly meeting at the home
of Mrs. J. B. Swenson, 36l East Seventh
South. Monday at p. IN. a paper VIII
be read by Mrs, Johanna Melton on
shall the Government Mine Coal?' Cur
rent and political events will be given
by Mrs. Margaret Witcher.
The Sewing club will meet Tuesday
with Miss Kate Groo.
Tho Misses Matte and Florence Hall
entertained the members of the College
club at their home, rs East First North
street Thursday evening Mrs. Plum
mer gave an interesting paper on chill
by all The house was effectively deco
rated in spring flowers. Later in the
evening dainty supper was served,
| The adjourned meeting of the Salt Lake
branch of the Needlework guild will be
! held Thursday afternoon, March 10 at )
o'clock in the parlor of the Kenyon ho-
tel All directors. members and every
one who is interested in the work is cor
daily invited TO attend this meeting.
A general meeting Of the Ladies' Lit
erary club will be held at the clubhouse
Thursday afternoon. Miss Seckels will
give a piano solo. after which a vocal
solo will be given by Mrs Charles Daley.
influence of Socialism on Art and Litera-
ture." The meeting will be unusually in
teresting and IL Is hoped that there will
be a large attendance.
Mrs. II. r. Freudenthal entertained the
members of the Jolly Thirteen club at
the residence of Mrs, Tony Jacobsen
Mrs Elliott won the five hundred prize
and Mrs Prudential was presented
with the hostess prize. as she was go
,,,,. to fnr h.r i,, nEl
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B Irvine entertained
the members Of their ive hundred club
AT their home Thursday evening, During
the evening a delightful luncheon was
served. The decorations were spring
flowers and potted plants. placed artis-
tically around the room.
The Thursday evening bridge tourna-
ment was entertained this week by Miss
Elinor Stewart.
The members Of the Thursday After
noon Bridge club were delightfully."- en-
her apartment in The Woodruff, The
afternoon was pleasantly spent In cards.
after which dainty luncheon was
1 served
The members of the Plate club were
entertained by Mrs. j. s TAYLOR at her
\ home Thursday afternoon l o'clock
| luncheon was served, after which the
\ time was spent in cards. The prize was
won by Mrs. A, c. Smith. The decora-
4 tons were in spring flowers,
The members of the Opal club were de
4 lighttully entertained by Mrs. j. \.
spiker Thursday The afternoon was
ing won by Mrs. James Diuwoodsy. Mrs.
\ II. $, Stowe. Mrs. Thompson and Mrs.
OrSon Eldredge. The house was prettlly
/ decorated in pink and white carnations.
/ After tho prizes We're given, delightful
! luncheon was served The color scheme
} of pink was carried out In the refresh
mcnts and dining room. The next meet
4 ing will be held with Mrs. I, G. Hand.