The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24

! blossoms. red tulips and hearts with a
J9rdiniere OF rcd tulips on the table. An
elabora te luncheon was served, covers be-
ing laid for eighteen.
Mrs. George Halverson entertained ir
honor OF Miss Florence Civilians at q
bridge party at her home. Friday after
noon. Five tables of bridge were played
and the rooms were attractive with
ferns and white lIlacs.
Mrs. Ezra c. Rich entertained fifty at
beautifully arranged 500 party, The
decorations were in tulips: pink being
used In the parlors red In the llbary and
yellow In the dining room
A party was given at the Second ward
amusement hall Thursday evening by the
relatives and friends OF Ann Browning,
In celebration OF her elghtieth birthday
anniversary. supper was served followed
by a musical programme and dance,
About 200. most Of whom were relatives
Of Mrs. Browning. enjoyed the affair
The dance given under the auspices OF
the debating society OF the Ogden high
school Friday evening was one OF the
most successful affairs OF the week. The
auditorium was artistically decorated in
pink and white and the music was fur
nished by the high school orchestra. The
patrons Of the affair were. Principal and
Mrs. J, O. Cross. Miss NJ. A. Kyle, Miss
Florence ]. Hurst and II. II. Palmer.
a number OF the friend Of Mrs. c.
". Frost gathered at her home Tuesday
afternoon TO celebrate her birthday an
niyersary, The rooms were prettily dec
GRATED for the occasion, and high fve
was played. prizes being won by Mrs.
S. J. Thomas, Mrs. NJ. Farr and Mrs
). Spangenberg-
Miss Irene Rowlands left Friday morn
ing for Salt Lake. where she will visit
with friends for week
Mrs. o. NJ. Foster and sister OF Salt
Lake visited with friends In Ogden dur
Ing the week.
Mrs. George NJ. Kerr announces the
engagement OF her daughter. Bella A.
Kerr. TO David B. Wilson. the wedding
to take place In Salt Lake City, April 81.
The Ladies' Literary club will meet
with, Mrs, Harry Bagley. Wednesday,
April %
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mckinley. who
have been visiting with their son, John
Culley, left Wednesday for their home in
Mexico.
Mrs. S, ]. Griffin and two younger
children. who have been spending the
winter at Long Beach Cal, arrived In
Ogden, Tuesday.
sella, left Wednesday for California,
where they Will spend few weeks.
The ladies' aid society OF the Congre-
gational church will hold its next meet
ing at the home Of Mrs. c. +. Conn.
Mrs. d. J. Sheehan entertained twelve
Kane, at her home Wednesday evening,
The rooms were beautifully decorated
With flowers, and the evening was spent
With cards, after which refreshments
we're served.
The ladies Of the CONGREGATIONAL
church entertained the ladies OF the 9TH
ar churches OF the city Tuesday after
noon. In honor OF Miss Miriam Wood
berry. secretary OF the woman's depart
nent OF the Congregational Home Mis-
'lonary society. An interesting talk was
given by Miss Woodberry. after which
'efreshments were served In the church
oarlors.
Mrs. r. w. Shields entertained the la
lies ot the Baptist KensinGton society
II her home Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. d. J. Sheehan and daughters,
Helen and Lillian. spent several days in
salt Lake last week. Mrs. Sheehan was
he guest al an elaborate luncheon given
" the Misses Marie, Margaret and Nan
Gibbons.
Miss Anna HARRISON left Wednesday
Liternoon for Burlington, WASH, where
'he VIII spend several weeks,