The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
SOCIETY
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TueI I'D a programme will be given in
mt NJ sSa t with tho sentiment Of the
'sar, The meeting will be held in the
NeflGof society rooms in the Bishop s
in fiS;ng at 3 o'clock, The programme
'hilAEll include besides the. addresses,
aid. rahar of patriotic musical selections
and mggs g;ss Marpret Whitney Tho COM
ir. E,,se in charge arc Vice-Regents EN-,
7. pcshnon Wiley and Julia T. Lnnd
rnstY, Secretary Clarissa y. Spencer, The
| ent,to organizer Of the junior patnotlc
ms. - Mrs. Julia +. Lund, states that
n rs;Enni thirty applications IN all have
ovei%sn taken out, and 1t IS expected that
of Il membership will increase within
atthhort time The state society set Sat
LIZ afternoon to select representa-
Tug 'uo. 10 the meeting of the national
- .,rgbfers of the Revolution convention,
vep;f;sh takes place in Atlantic City. n.
ev{ during The week beginning May ..
inp lrho last Of n series of meetings OF the
hoo Lnrsday Luncheon club was held on
bursday afternoon at the apartments
Thf Mrs. r. w, Hill in the Caithness.
at 10 prizes for the series OF games
ct lpved we're awarded TO Mrs t, b
ltt11snnon. Mrs, w. ii. NeEIrhef' Ern W MIS- rs
red borge R Raymond and Mrs. W.. H.
5 v5Sas. The rooms were prettily dec
d Mated with vases Of dog-tooth ,vlolets..
bo meetings have proved so delightful
at another series will be started.
HalMrs. s. L. Billings entertained the
'r emhcrs of the Plate club Thursday
It iftcrpoon Mt lunchton served at /
o'clock at her home in South Eleventh
; Mast street, which WAS followed by
tabridpe. Spring flowers adorned the
lcaioms and the afternoon S prize was
,..ctdon by Mrs. j. w. Lynch, with hos
prize presented TO Mrs. Billings.
'r The members OF Spirit of Liberty
hanter. Daughters OF the American
'eztevolution, and few guests, were de-
rItiehtfully entertained Thursday after
lgioon bv Mrs. Seth Morrison at her
,wlome in Seventh East street, An in
s1erosting programme was gwen under
y W ihe direction OF Mrs. Frank q. Steph-
e tns, including paper on ''Iorna Gale
n fnd Her Writings - given by Mrs. ].
lM. Dart. who has long held the reputa
iefion of being one Of the most compe
tent readers in Salt Lake club circles.
v Mrs. C, G. Parsons, .Ir, gave two beau |
7, tifnl vocal solos, after which Miss Ed |
III ha Farnsworth was heard in an in
: Ornamental selection, At the close of
nD.1the excellent programme, the social
hour was in the nature OF an afternoon
toa. Mrs. Morrison assisted i'm the din
ing room, and Mrs. r. &. Gemmei and |
Mrs c. f. Allen poured tea and cof. |
ifce at the tea table, which had for its |
!. .lattractive center decoration 4 cut-glass |
'-gase of American beauty roses Assist |
e6ng in serving were Mrs G.. P. Over |
Held. Mrs. A. r. Peabody, Mrs. c.. c. |
q Parsons, ,Jr., Miss Decker and Miss |
.Fsrnswortb. The drawing room, library |
SRnd reception hall were artistically |
RdorDcd with a profuson Of fruit bios
aa afoms and pink carnations
Mrs. II. W. Sherwood entertained the
= members of the Opal Five Hundred club |
b a pleasant manner Thursday after. |
joon. when red and yellow tulips were
,Sspen IN the spring like decorations The |
Mhizcs were won by Mrs. w. NJ. Evans |
pd Mrs. +. j, McGanncy. Later a |
!. .elightful luncheon was served.
The Monday Night club met Mon
Gay evening with Mrs. II. NJ. Root, at
ifreet. Joseph Lippman gave a most in
erestiug talk on ''Psychic Research. -
After the programme and business meet
hg was over, delightful supper was
Ierved
The Daughters of Veterans were de-
slghtfully entertained by Mrs. Emma
m Ramsey Morris at her home, l27 South
tSccond West street Monday night. The
hsevening was pleasantly spent in games
aRnd music, Mrs. Morris giving several
lrbeautiful vocal selections. In the even
lDg a delicious supper was served in
-the dining-room. which was beautiful
2 IN an array of daffodils and roses. while
1.-THE halls and parlors were prettily
decorated with American flags and car
nations.
pleasant social and musical event
WAS one Tuesday evening, when the
Iorpheus club, under the direction of the
Header, Professor A H. Peabody. ap,
IpeaTed before the pupils of Rowland
Ihall, giving 4 varied and delightful
programme in the assembly hall. The
courtesy extended by the high class mu-
Islcsl organization was much appreciated
Ibv Miss Colburne and the faculty, as
INell as by the pupils.
Inc Quingenta Card club was pleas.
IsnllY entertained Tuesday afternoon by a
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