The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-30
EVENTS OF THE WEEK.

EVENTS OF THE WEEK.
Miss Hal Cummings entertained the
members of the Chantecler club at 81
luncheon last Monday, when covers
were laid for dozen. The luncheon was
followed by cards, when Miss Wanda
Pratt and Miss Lucille Clinton won the
prizes. The next meeting wlI be held
in two weeks at the homo Of Mrs. Reve
Aston,
The third year academicians of st
Mary's academy entertained Friday
afternoon with the second social event
of the season, when A delightful pro
gramme was enjoyed and tea followed.
The gymnastic teacher, Miss Snedeley
gave an exhibition of fancy dances, and
at the tea Miss Venice Burton, Miss
Katie Chipman and Miss Snevely all
responded to toasts.
A very pleasant event Of tho past
week was the celebration on Tuesday
evening last of tho fifth anniversary
of the organization of the Germania
club, society composed entirely of
German ladies. The event took the
form of a banquet, given by the ladies
TO their husbands, and at the banquet
table, spread in Eagles hall, more than
a hundred were seated. The place was
gay with flowers, and toasts were re-
sponded to and musical and literary
numbers greatly enjoyed.
Miss Lucy Krebs entertained several
of her friends at birthday dinner at
her home on Thursday evening.
The young folks invited to the Hal.
loween party given by Ruth and Grace
Kerr, Lucille Reid and Sylvia Harries
had a struly enjoyable time Saturday
evening
| Miss Ella Engbcrg entertained some
| sixteen of her friends nt n Halloween
party Friday evening when a Hallow
cen supper was served and all sorts of
games of the season played. The host
ess was assisted by Miss Cora Brown
and Mrs. Jack Miles of Pueblo.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Peabody enter
| tanned dozen or more friends Satur
of the seventeenth birthday of their
son Alfred.
Chilafa Goss will entertain party
of his young friends at Halloween af-
fair at the GosS home Monday even
| ing.
Miss Daisie Hale entertained the
members of the Entire Nous club Thurs
day evening at her home, COS Downing
| ton avenue. The color scheme was car.
ried out in lavender and gold Music
and games were the events of the even
ing, after which the guests were taken
to the dining room where freshments
were served by the hostess, Covers were
laid for seven.
Miss Alice Daniels gave luncheon
for the members of the Enterpe club
Tuesday afternoon. Those present were
the Misses Clair Noall, Bess Smith,
| Evelyn YouDgbcrg, Vera Jensen, Irene
Done, Leonorc Watts, Mae Brown, Ivy
Brown, Kate Holiday and Ncttie
George,
The Enterpe club mot Friday even.
ing at the home of Miss Bessie Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Beckett were rendered
surprise at their home in the Wanda
apartments, the occasion being Their sc :.
oDd wedding anniversary. About Il
dozen OF their friends came in and took
possession of their home and, after an
hour or two of amusement, the crowd
partools of very dainty repast pre-
pared by the young ladies Those who
! participated were the Misses Elsie
and Pearl Suarr, Misses Birdie Me
EVAN, MIuuie RoSey, and Mrs. l..
| eckett, Messrs, George Darkc, Nell
Andrews. Jonas Johnson, Allen Ainsley,
Roy Clinton and l.. Beckett.
The 10, o. F. ball was the scene of
n delightful Halloween dancing party
last evening when the hostcsses were
Mrs c. II. Morton. Mrs j s. Cunning.
BAN and Mrs. Carl Madsen n also was
The anniversary of the lady Is birth The
hall was very attractive in pink and
green while in the windows wore placed
huge Jack-o lanterns Refreshments
were served and danciug continued un-
ill the early hours of the morning,
About sixty invitations have been is,
sued by Miss Elizabeth Evans and Miss
Edith Armstrong for a Halloween party
| To be given at the Armstrong home
| Monday evening.
Miss Alice Jones entertained Friday
at her home, l39 Center street, thirty
members Of the Savage club. The guests
were received III very spooky and
unique manner, The hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. Mn"-- Jones. Miss Kate
Welsh and Miss Frost.
During the week the Odeou was Sc.
cured for colleges and clubs so that
nearly all dates are taken for the win.
| ter
Miss Rose Bergen entertained the r.
| O. n. O. club at her home on Thursday
| evening last. The autumn leaves and
cbrysanthcmums formed the main decor
ations of the house Twelve guests were
present and enjoyed some fine music by