The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-18

can be of kind that are thrown ava
: after using them. One can buy in thes
days dishes OF almost any shape tho
are meant to be used only once.
Now as to what you will provide. I
you know about the intended cxpod
lobster or chicken salad and other dain
ties. But if on n sudden inspiration
You decide to run on for the day ant
something to eat must be provided. pu
on your thinking cap at once
Search the larder and see what is i,
it which can be made up into q mort
able luncheon. Any cold vegetable il
good for salad, and small remnants
or different ones may be combined will
mayonnaise dressing to blend them
all together The lettuce or water cres,
for the salad must be washed and thcr
wTapped loosely in Il towel which has
peen dipped III rice water and squeezed
a little, but still left quite wet. This
should be put in one of the tin boxes
ready to bring out when YOU serve vour
salad. 1t is best not TO mix your may.
onEalsc with the vegetables for the
salad until ready to serve.
One especially interesting event OF
the week Just opening Will be the CON.
cert for the benefit of the Association
OF Adult Blind which three of the
young society girls are engineering.
The concert takes place on TuesdaY
evening at the First Congregational
church. and the programme is an or
cellcnt one.
This generous work. which is un-
dertaken by these Young oirls is large.
ly or wholly due to the inspiration OF
one woman, whose gracious presence
and kindly minlstrations remain here,
although she has moved from the city
some time since. This is Mrs. Andrew
: Rowan. who organized the assocja.
tlon aud drew around her n company
Of loyal. enthusiastic young women who
have continued the good work
most delightful affair Of yesterday
was the gathering Of representative club
women who as guests of Mrs. c.. II.
McMahon were entertalned at the Alta
Mrs. George W. E. Dorsey, to meet Mrs.
Philip \: Moore. the General Federa-
ION president. The table was laid in
he pearl room and decorations Of au.
umn flowers were used effectively both
N the table and surrounding it. The
quests were all of them women who had !
net Mrs. Moore in some capacity, either
is delegates 10 former meetings or as |
PERSONAL acoualntances. They were. be- |
ides Mrs. Mcmahon and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dorsey, Mrs. George R. Hancock, Mrs.
Irs. Elmer B. Jones, Mrs. S. Q. S,
lelden. Mrs, A j, Gorham. Mrs. Wind
or V. Rice, Mrs. W, r. Hutchinson and
irs. w II. Bintz. Later at the Dorsey
ONE on First avenue Mrs. Mcmahon |
eceived with Mrs. Moore the ladies of
he clubs of the city and of the state
. far as they were in the town. Be-
!des these events, many smaller af-
alrs were given for Mrs Moore. in,
uding ride around the city and visits
} places Of interest
The most important social event
tanned for the week is The hop to be
wen next Friday evening by the off.
ers and ladies' of Fort Douglas in COM
lment to General Thomas, the head |,
the department. on the occasion Of
IS official visit to the post General
homaS will be here on Tuesday morn.
q, and there will be many official af
!lrs during the few days of his visit.
he affair of Friday evening will be
/ especially important one as the regi-
ent now stationed at Douglas is quite {
med for doing things in splendid 8
ape, and the townsfolk have en-. c
yed their hospitality at numerous oc- |
sions. ]
Miss Romola King was the hostess I
sterday afternoon at a very delight 1
] bridge tea in compliment to Miss $
ice Nibley. Five tables of bridge I
ayers enjoyed the popular game, and :
ter number more came in for tea l
which the hostess was assisted by y
e Misses Gertrude mad Irene Hanson =
d Elsie McMillen. The home was y
light with American Beauties, both
the table and around in tho rooms. z
Miss Alice Nibley and her fiance T
irold Smoot, went to Ogden last \
ening to be guests at dinner in n
cir honor given by Mrs. Harold -
cry, cousin of the young groom
ct. They were accompanied by Mr. q
d Mrs. Joseph T. Nibley and Mrs. a.
W. Nibley, Jr,, OF La Grande, Ore, W
10 is a guest at the Nlbley home over
, coming wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Armstrong en-. in
tanned twelve Of their friends last NJ
sning at delightful dinner at their
ne in the Stauffer apartments, in
ebration Of the birthday Of the host. ia
G table was most artistic with its M
,orations Of the autumn fruits, great III
sters of purple and pearl tinted IL
lpes forming the main feature.
1 merry party of young people re.
ned on Thursday last from Silver
!1e, where they had been guests at
house party for few days The
Wins cottage was the scene of the