The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-15

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s most important event of this even
ing viii he the third in the series Of
dances given through the winter by the
Utah club. The affair will be given In
the ballroom Of the Hotel Utah, and
are on the reception committee for the
evening are Col and Mrs. A. B Irvine.
Col; and Mrs Rodney Il. Badger. Or,
Horace b: Whitney, Mr., and Mrs. Jo-
seph NJ. Howell Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Nibley, Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Reed.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r; culmer.. Mr.. and
Beebc. Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Eldredee,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter 7. Pyper and Mr.
and Mrs Karl D HARDY.
Mrs William Igleheart and Miss Clara
J.: Colburne have issued invitations for
"Wednesday. December 81, at Rowland
hall. They viii entertain with a morn
with a tea from till 5. Tho same even
ing Miss Colburne will entertain a large
number OF young people with dance
In En- honor nIn1 oI MISS @ poro.ny Gates ana Miss
guests for the holidays, and also for VIII
liam and George Igleheart, who will be
with their mother at the hall for the
holidays.
Mrs. Walker Salisbury was the hostess
Yesterday afternoon al an ENJOYABLE tea
given in compliment 10 Mrs, Charles w.
Simpson. a bride OF last month. The
home was bright with flowers. mainly
American Beauties and white nsrcissus
and nearly hundred friends were in
during The afternoon to exchange greet
ings. The hostess was assisted in en-
torainins her guests by Mrs. Edwin +.
Holmes, Mrs. William McCaskell. Mrs.
Benner y. Smith, Mrs. H. f. Mccormick,
Mrs. O. j. Salisbury and Mrs. j. B.
Risque.
Mrs. L. A. Wall entertained the mem
bers Of the Utopia club Yesterday after
noon pleasantly at her home. when fol-
lowing the usual luncheon four tables Of
bridge were enjoyed, The decorations
for the luncheon were all In the Christ
mas colors Of red and green. holly,
Christmas trees and Christmas bells
forming the main part In tho game OF
he afternoon prizes were won by Mrs.
Leon Mayer and Mrs. E. d, Woodruff
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nibley enter
talned half dozen friends a, q. dinner
meet Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bristol of og-
den, and last evening the came party
enjoyed the play at the salt Lake the
ater with supper later nj the grill
room of The Hotel Utah az guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Bristol.
Miss Mercc Lewis and Miss Ronola
King viii go 10 Butte late In the month
Mrs. Walter c, Lewis there.
Captain Herbert j. Brees, who was the
guest last week OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
H. Peabody on his way west, has arrived
in San Francisco and will assume his
duties OF aide on the staff OF Major Cen
eral Arthur Murray as soon as General
Murray. returns from trip To Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs Aplhon n. Lund and Miss
Eva Luud have gone 10 Los Angeles 4"
spend The ncxt few weeks there and al
the beaches near by
Miss Clara J. Colburne will rntcrtain
2 party Of young girls ~ luncheon on
whose engagement has just been an
nounc@J.
Invitations viii be out today for a large
reception and dance 10 be given @n og inc
evening Of Thursda% DeceInber Is, by
Miss Romola King and Miss Vera Ed
wards in the ballroom of the Hotel Itah'
! Mrs. Harry = kpgh, and her little
daughter Betty went ia Ogden yesterday.
where Eetty was The flower eirl Ut the
| wedding Of Miss Helen Wengcr and Rob
ert Hyland They Will return this morn
ing.
| Mrs. A. s. Bower will be Tic hostes
this AFTERNOON at brlda. tea , AT h@t
which = largo number OF friends VIII be
| eni iertainod.
| Harold Lamb has returned after hay
F, Ing spent tho autumn months With
friends in san Francisco and yicinlty.
| Nv and Mrs. Ralph Bristol OF Ogden
are spending 81 few daNs in town and are
al The Hotel uish
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper A. McCaskcll will
entertain large party Of friends al the
| Salt Lake thcaier this evening
Miss Margaret Mcclure will he home
on Sunday after delightful stay In Los
| Angeles.
Mrs. Louis a Merrill was the host ess
on Wednesday at a delightful luncheon
at her home given in honor OF her
mother Mrs. Mary y. Ensign. who ls
here spending the winter as her guest.
The friends invited TO meet Mrs, Ensign