The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20

o. o, F., gave a delightful dancing party
at the hall Thursday evening. Music |
was furnished by the Hawaiian trouba- |
dours The hall was beautifully decorated |
with carnations and ferns During the |
evening dainty refreshments were served. |
The members OF the College club were
entertained by Mrs Gorham and Mrs |
Freeland at the home OF the former |
Thursday afternoon. During the after |
noon dainty refreshments were served |
The house was effectively decorated with
spring flowers.
Mrs. NJ, Williams entertained the mem
bers OF her sewing club Thursday aft
| ernoon at her home. The afternoon wa
pleasantly spent in sewing. after which
dainty refreshments were served. The
house was decorated in daffodils.
Seven hundred branches Of the relief
society OF the Norman church celebrated
the sixty-elshth anniversary Of the or
ganZation OF the society Thursday. This
organization has total membership OF
about 81. 900. Mrs. Bathshcba w Smith
general president OF the society, is said
| 20 be the only person now living who
WAS present at the organization. She is
Smith was unable to attend the celebra-
| ton, but was in the thoughts of all pres
ent During the afternoon dainty re-
| freshments were served. The hall was
artstically decorated with carnations and
ferns.
noon Sewing club were pleasantly enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon at the home
| OF the president OF the club Mrs. II. r.
Free. a luncheon was served and those
enjoying The afternoon were: Mrs. Clar-
ence II Gardner. Mrs. Albert Hooper.
Mrs. Mrs. Charles Pail. Mrs. G. A Conner.
Mrs. William Duckworth, Mrs. Charles
Norbcrs and Mrs. Horace Gushing. The
| next meeting. in two weeks. will be held
with Mrs. Charles Pail.
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The members Of the Jolly Thirteen
Club Club were delishtfuliy entertained by
at her home, SOS East Fifth South street,
The afternoon was pleasantly spent in
cards the prizes being won by, Mrs. Gil
| lcSpie and Mrs. Jacobson. After the
prizes were given. dainty luncheon was
served. The house was beautifully and
appropriately decorated with flowers and
| embems representative OF St Patrlclis
day.
Mrs, John Mcdonald. Sr.. entertained
| the members OF the Deseret Sewing club
at her home on East Fourth South street
| Saturday afternoon,
Miss Birdie Beatty entertained the
members OF the Bachelor Maids club
| Thursday evening. Games, music and
dainty luncheon helped to make the even
| ing pleasant one. The st Patrics's
in the menu. The affair was decided
success.
The Girls Athletic association enter
tanned the basketball teams at matt
nee party at the Orpheum Saturday aft
ernoon. The thirty-two guests occupied
four boxes. which were decorated in the
high school colorS. red and black. After
the performance dainty luncheon was
served at FraDkliDs.
The members of the East Five Hundred
club will meet with Mrs. Elliott NJ Best
next Tuesday afternoon, March 20.
The Epworth league entertained at a
delightful social Friday evening. in honor
| Of the friends and members OF the Tiff
NJ. b. church, The evening was spent
Ia games and delightful programme
rated in green, in honor of 81. Patrick
day.
The general board OF the Young Ladies'
Mutual improvement association will be
at home in their rooms, Nos. 32-35 Bish-
ops building, 40 North Main street, on
Thursday, March "a from . to r. m
Invitations have been sent TO all nearby
associations. and all who arc or have
been members OF the Y L. NJ. l. A. are
invited.
Breckop entertained the members and
friends of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety of the Third Presbyterian church
In the church parlors Friday evening
The evening was pleasantly spent In
games and music. Dainty refreshments
were served during the evening. The
church was decorated In green, In honor
of st Fatrick's day.
character ball was given Thurs
day evening at the Twenty fourth ward
hall by the Mutual improvement asso-
ciatlon. The hall was decorated in green. |
i'm honor OF ST. Patrick's day, the deco
rating being done by the Misses Cecile !
Burns and Verna Wilcox The first prize |
for the best costume went to Miss Grace |
Wooley of Canada, and the second TO
Miss Olive Brushwell, while the gentle
4 feature Of the evening was the star
light promenade, when the lights were |
turned out and the assemblage marched |
with Japanese torches,
Mrs c. n. Williams entertained the |
members OF her sewing club at her home |
on Canyon road Friday afternoon, The |
afternoon was pleasantly spent in sew
ing, after which a dainty luncheon was
served About twenty guests were pres
ent.
The Christian Endeavor society OF the |
First Congregational church gave a So |
cial Friday night in honor OF, 81. Pat
green, During the evening games and
refreshments were enjoyed. About $50
enjoyed the evening,
The Relief society of the Twenty-sey-
enth ward gave delightful dancing
party in the ward hall, corner OF + street |
!rn,d and Fourth avenue Friday evening
and an enjoyable old-fashioned time was
enjoyed by all. The decorations were in !
keeping with the olden times.
The y NJ. NJ |. A and Y, l.. NJ. T. A. |
Of the Third ward gave social dancing
party Friday evening in the ward amuse-
mcnt hall. The hall was beautifully deco |
rated with flowers and flags During the |
evening dainty refreshments were served. |
About 100 were present.
A meeting OF the history section of the
Ladies' Literary club will be held at
the clubhouse Thursday morning, March |
a. at 1915. Mrs. Marioneaux will
give the paper, entitled ''The Reigns OF
Caracalla and Alexander Serverus." The
meeting will be OF unusual interest, and a
cordial invitation Is extended to all club
mcmhcrs and their frieMds.