The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-19

Interest in dancing parties sun con
tinues and the week Just beginning has
several scheduled for the entertain
ment of the various sets which enjoy
the lighter pastime. Following the
dramatic entertainment to be given
Monday evening by the Buskins num-
ber Of the young folks Will remain
for dance. Tuesday evening DR.. and
Mrs William +. Beer and Mr.. and Mrs
George Reed will entertain large com
pany of their friends at Whitney hall
with a reception and dance, Wednes-
day night Harold Lamb will give a
small dance at the Amelia palace for
his young friends, and the Junior prom
at the university gymnasium the last
of the week viii be much more elab-
crate affair this year than usual. 1t Will
be managed by some of the young
people who are quite prominent in So
cial affairs.
The week is well filled with other
events as well. Mr.. and Mrs, William
II. Cunningham will entertain with n
dinner at the Alta club this evening.
Mrs. T. R. Harker OF Fort Douglas will
entertain at large tea on Tuesday
afternoon for Miss Gala Crane and
will entertain the same afternoon for
Miss Stella Fabian and Miss Edna
Farnsworth will give an AFFAIR for
her on Thursday, Mrs Henry Catrow
has issued invitations for a bridge tea
to be given at her home on Wednesday
and Mrs. D. Moore Lindsay has cards
out for a tea to meet Miss Lillian
Woodward on Thursday. Mrs. Charles
Crane and Mrs. George Elmer Walker
have issued cards for an at home on
Friday afternoon at the Crane home
on Brigham street in honor Of Mrs,
Karl Prinz of Milwaukee, who will be
here this week, and Of Miss Gala Crane
also.
The Young Girls Bridge club will
meet with Miss Elsie Parsons on Thurs
day at her home in the Bransford, and
several other bridge clubs will hold
their usual weekly meetings Mrs. +.
T. Harvey and her sister, Miss Samp-
son, will entertain on Thursday at
bridge tea at the Harvey home for
their niece, Mrs. J. II. Grut, and for
Mrs. III. c. Edmunds, both brides or
the past few months, and the same
young people with their husbands will
reception to be given on Tuesday night
by Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Edmunds at
their home,
The big event among the men for the
coming week will be the banquet at
the University club, which promises
more this year an the way of enjoy
has preceded it. The affair is in the
hands of the entertainment committee
which has already shown what can be
done with a bit of enthusiasm, the
committee being composed of Harris X
Masters. Edward S. Ferry and George
n. Lawrence. The president of the
club, Jay. T Harris, viii preside, and
f. S. Ferry will be the toastmaster.
The programme of toasts will begin
with a silent toast to George Wash
jngton, and then will follow toast to
the University club by the Rev. Elmer
l. Goshen, Joseph e, Caine will re-
spond to the toast tfHigh Flying and
Charles A. Gillette will take the sub
iect of "Team Work. Fully a hun
dred will sit down at the long tables,
which will be laid the full length of
the two main dining rooms, and in the
matter of decorations and music some
thing quite out of the ordinary is prom
ised.
Mrs. William Igleheart and NJ. j.
Brines will give a recital on the even
ing of February 27 at the First Con-
gregation church which will be
something new in the experience of
Salt Lakers Mrs Ipleheart will read