The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12

street was the scene last evening of a
merry gathering of young people, when
Mr.. and Mrs. Morningstar entertained
about thirty of the friends of their
daughter Lucille at q valentine party
The home was all decorated with hearts
and heartshaped valentines and during
the early evening valentine games were
played. for which prizes were awarded.
Later Miss Roumania Hyde's orchestra
furnished a splendid musical pro-
gramme, interspersed with vocal mum
bers Little Helen Repath. dressed as
the queen of hearts, welcomed the
guests at the door, and Miss Martha
Smith and Miss Marie Fitzgerald and
Mrs. Strohauer assisted the hostess.
new idea has been evolved and
another added TO the. already endless
list of "endless CHAINS The new
thought is one intended to produce
constant stream of silver, and it takes
the form Of 'fsilver tea,' or rather
an endless chain of silver teas by
means of which an organ is to he Sc
cured for the First Presbyterian church
The first in the chain was given yester.
day at the home Of Mr.. Ledyard NJ
Bailey, and the guests invited have en-
tered into solemn compact to "go
and do likewise" The next tea will
sAs - ii.
Miss Hartley and Miss Florence Hart
ley entertained yesterday with a beau
tifully appointed luncheon at the Com,
mercial club, In honor Of their guest,
Mrs. u. r. Clotfelter of Los Angeles
The decorations were all in pink and
the favors were hand painted water
lilies The guests to meet Mrs Clot-
felter were Mrs. Fl. G. Mcmillan, Mrs.
". M. Bradley. Mrs. William Spry,
Mrs. Il. V. Silver. Mrs. Walter Mass,
Mrs. William H. Alexander, Mrs. Wing
B. Allen. Mrs. M. NJ johnson and Mrs.
George Raeger of Brooklyn. N. Y.
The members Of the Saturday Night
club varied their weekly meetings last
evening with a delightful dinner Mt the
Commercial club, when thirty Of the
men and women who compose the club
sat down to most artistic table laid
IN the gold room. The valentine idea
was carried out in the decorations, the
arrangements having been made by
Mrs. Russell c. Woodruff. Ledyard NJ
Bailey was toastmaster and responses
to toasts were made by Mrs. william
9. Jennings, Mrs. John Weir, Mrs.
Woodruff, G, e. Richards, DR., W. R.
Tyndale and r. B. Critcblow.
Mrs. E. c. Manson entertained a
party of girls at the matinee Wednes.
day to see Maxine Elliott in compliment
TO the Misses Nellie and Carrie Calvin
Of San Francisco. The other guests
were Miss Edna Dunn. Miss Stella Fa-
bian, Miss Winnifred Dyer and Miss
Mary Jenkinson. Following the play
the party enjoyed tea at downtown
cafe.
Mrs. Stephen H. Babcock entertained
friends Yesterday at an exquisitely ar
ranged violet luncheon in honor of Mrs.
Edwin F. Holmes at her home on East
First South street. The long table held
q great silver basket of the fragrant
flowers. and the same color was seen in
individual bouquets and loose flowers,
Covers were laid for twelve.
Mrs. Charles l.. Sampson entertained
a box party yesterday afternoon at
THE Arcadiansp in honor Of Miss
Adele Holley. following the plav with
an informal tea at the Sampson home,
when few more came TO enjoy a visit.
The guests at the matinee were, besides
Miss Holley, Miss Ethel Mount, Mrs.
Hugh Walhall, Mrs, j. Duncan Elliott
and Mrs. Fauntley NJ. Miller.
The newly elected directors of the
Country club who were elected last