The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-29

Mays brilliant social event viii be the
Society ball which is to be given at
the Odeon OH the night OF Friday. May
6; in connection with Tie observance OF
Mothers day. The affair is under the
auspices OF a number OF Salt Lakes
young society girls. who have spared no
efforts in making this dance one of the
largest and most elaborate functions OF
the social season.
The young girls met yesterday after
noon and completed the details for the
dance. An innovation that Will be intro
duced az this dance will be tho bridge
room. This room is designed for those
who do not care 10 dance and VIII he
under the direction OF Miss Edna Dunn,
arranged. and the orchestra selections
Will be chosen from the latest and most
popular dance music. The decorating
scheme will be carried out in spring
flowers and potted ferns.
The distribution OF the tickets is under
The direction of Miss AlIne Mcmillan.
younger girls who are taking the cam
paign among Salt Lakes best people. The
Young ladies who are associated with
Miss Mcmillan in the distribution Of
tickets are the Misses Elsie Parsons,
Margaret Walden, Rose Evans. Isabelle
Shiffer, Marjorie Jacobs. Lucille Clarke
and Gladys McConaughy.
The arrangements for the dance will
follow the customs OF the charity ball.
and preparations Will bc made for several
hundred couples, 4 floor committee. COM
posed OF many Of the city's prominent
people. viii have charge of the dancing.
y number or persons are contemplating
gallery parties. They will reserve space
in the spccta tors gallery from which they
VIII view the dizzy whirl of dancers.
a number OF dinners have been planned
10 preccde the dance. The committee is
also working on other details. unique and
original IN their nature. that Will be used
in Salt Lake for the first time. The
young ladies who have charge are the
Misses Sybeila Clayton. Aline Mcmillan,
Lucille "ranEe, Mildred Mcmillan. Minette
BaeT. Edna Dunn, Eleanor Stewart and
twelve OF Salt Lakes metrons will act
as patroncsses for The dance. The conf
plete list viii be announced later, but
are Mrs. w. S. Mccormick Mrs. David
Keith, Mrs. NJ. Fl. Walker. Mrs. f. S.
Ferry. Mrs; J. Frank Judge. Mrs. r. w.
Bamberger and Mrs. c. II. Mcmahon.
The members OF the THURSDAY Lunch
con club were delightfully."- entertained at
remainder Of the afternoon was spent in
cards. for which prizes We're given The
decorations were in spring flowers.
Miss Margaret Gibbons entertained the
Plate club at her home Thursday after
noon at a l o'clock luncheon. after which
cards We're enjoyed. The dcCora tlOns
were in spring flowers.
Mrs. Fred Il. Arnold proved herself a
charming hostess Thursday afternoon
when she entertained the members Of
the Five Hundred club. y luncheon was
served in the dining room, which was
prettily decorated with pink and white
carnations, Later cards were enjoyed
Miss Leonore Watts entertained the
members of the T. A. B, club Thursday
evening at her home.
The regular birthday party was given
at the Y. w G. A, with Mrs. John Weir
ms hostess. a luncheon was served in
the private dining room. which was
prettily decorated with panses, a basket
OF which adorned the center OF the table
Those whose birthdays occurred during
the month were Miss Woodmansoc, Miss
Ford Miss Miller. Sarah Dininny. Miss
Whiting, Miss Allen and Mrs Coray
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Park returned last
night from California and are at home
at the Wilson.
Mrs. ]. II. Rouse and daughter. Miss
shirley left Tuesday for two months
trip through southern California.
Mrs. Joseph REEVES will entertain the
Jolly Twelve Friday afternoon
The George Il. Maxwell w. 4, G. were
pleasantly entertained Thursday evening
by Mrs. Richardson and Mrs. Hagen AT