The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-03
MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS

MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS
Miss Edna Walton entertained about
score of her friends on Thursday last
at an English tea party in compliment
to Miss Jeanette Cook.
The first meeting of the history sec
tion Of the Ladies Literary club will
be held on the third Thursday in the
present month, September 81 The
meeting will be preliminary to taking
up the regular course as outlined.
Ada c. Barratt entertained a party
Of friends on Tuesday evening with a
pleasing musicale,
Miss Fora Shaw entertained at a
chatting dish supper at her home Thurs
day evening. She also entertained at
a blue bird luncheon at the Commercial
club. followed by an afternoon at the
Orpheum.
The Woman's g Republican club will
hold its September meeting on Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Fred C. Bas-
sett at her home, 615 East Fifth South
street Mrs. Rasmussen and Mrs,
Helen Kimball will assist the hostess.
The Bay View Reading club will hold
it's first meeting for the year on Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. Grant Swan
at l1s n street, when definite steps
will be taken toward having the new
year book printed.
Mrs. J. G. Duean entertained infor-
mally q few friends on Tuesday for
Miss Dugan. who will soon leave for
her home in Chicago.
Miss Katherine Jacobson entertained
number of her friends at "500'
party at her home Friday afternoon,
the decorations being asters and Amer
by Misses Cynthia Hardy and Lillian
Doscher.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
First Methodist church will hold the
regular monthly meeting on Tuesday
in the church parlors. The meeting
will begin in the morning and a
luncheon will be served,
For Ethel Best Dawson, who re-
turns shortly to her home IN New York
the Euterpe club entertained Mt de-
lightful lake party Wednesday. Fol
lowing dip in the lake picnic
luncheon was served with table deco
done in yellow and white.
Miss Myra Kendall is planning to
give recital in the near futer In her
studio at As East Brigham street.
Mrs. Ross C. Davis will entertain
in honor of her sister, Mrs. i. G.. Potter,
a bride of the week at her home, 166
A street, on Monday afternoon.
Mrs. F.. A. Trimby will entertain
the Woman's s Missionary society of the
First Congrega tional church at her
beautiful home near the Country club,
next Thursday afternoon. A very in
teresting programme is anticipated,
and happy reunion of the ladies at
this first gathering after the summer
A reception will be rendered to Mr..
and Mrs. II. j. Talbot, the Rev. and
Mrs. F. B. Short, Mr. and Mrs. w. A.
Wetzell, and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Strohauer on Tuesday evening, Sep
tember IL at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Newell Beeman, 1855 East Brig
ham street, from s till IL o 'clock. All
members of the First Methodist
church and their friends are invited.
Mr., and Mrs, P. w, Dunyon enter.
tanned Mr.. andd Mrs. Francis M, Ly.
man and their children and grandch&l-
dren at a delightful affair on Tuesday
last in celebration of the seventy
first birthday of Mrs. Lyman. The
party was given at the Dunyon bun
galow in Emigration canyon and
eighteen Of the descendants were
present, including all the children and
a number of the grandchildren of
Mrs. LYMAN Mr.. and Mrs. Dunyon
and their children will move down to
their home at l67 N street during the
week,
The faculty of the Collegiate Ipsti-
tute have issued invitations for n
musical and reception to be given next
Friday evening at the Women S build
ing of Westminster college,
Mrs. Fred C. Walker entertained on
Friday evening last at an enjoyable
affair for Miss Hedve johnson Of
A delightful luncheon was given
yesterday by Miss Jessie Duncan at
her residence, 2S4 NJ street, in honor
of Miss Amey B. Eaton Of Rhode Is
for protracted visit. The guests were
Fitzgerald Miss Reilley. Miss Dora
Snow, Miss Rosser, Miss Nell Rosser
and Mrs. Israel