The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-19
Society

The third of the seasons assemblies
LAST evening was a most brilliant event
, +ocially, and was attended by more than
|uoO OF the younger married and The un-
married dancers i'm society. The Odeou
/tns a blaze OF light from o'clock till
Ion- past midnight. when the last dancers
<Icssrted the floor. An enlarged orchestra
a about sixteen pieces furnished finc
musical programme, and dancing was al
-post continuous. a number OF the olh-
...ers and ladies from the garrison We're
in attendance as guests OF the assembly
management, and the brilliant uniforms
IA the officers added much to the aplfar-
.nnce of the dance floor. punch bowl
"a the dance floor furnished refreshments
Tor tired dancers. and many cosy corner
arrangemcnts. with rugs and dlFans,
<rerc placed for those who did not care
- dance Late in the evening a supper
ras served AT small tables on the lower
HDor. and here beautiful decorations OF
'ogok and green were used. Many hand
none new gowns were seen, and even
moro noticeable was the number OF new
M visiting girls IN attendance. The spe-
..ial patronesses for the evening were Mrs
~. Montague Ferry. Mrs Arthur IL. $.
bird Mrs o. J. Salisbury, Mrs John a
MARSHALL and Mrs. Charles w. Whitley.
TUESDAY nights meeting OF the Buskins
Has the most successful held so far by
mai popular organization The fun mem
bership was present and a well-selected
Ind presented programme occulted the
kyening The most ambitious was play
7Iet written by Mrs. Charles Read and
Miss Aurania F;llerbeck and called "A
<same for Two in which Captain Nc
Nab. Leland kimball and Miss Eller5eck
fesk part. 4 clever monolosue by MIS-
~ p Kiser Tomorrow AT Ten" FOL
Iowed. and this was done in eNceusnt
fashion The next meeting Will be held
I'd the Kiser home. with Mrs. kiser and
Miss FRANKIE in charge OF the programme
aYtd at that time some steps will be TAX
III toward giving something In more
public way.
. There Will he meeting AZ 19.So o'clock
Today of the chairmer oi all standing
rommittees Of the state federation, al
4be Y. w c n new custom will be
Insusura ted OF holding business meeting
Id the luncheon table. and II is thought
fhat business matters viii be expedited
ID this fashion. The chairmen OF the
handing committees form the legislative
|committee Of the federation. and needed
Iegislation will be proposed.
+ The marriage OF Miss Rhea Nibley and
Horace Whitney will take place al noon
nd the Nibley home Tor the relatives and
the members OF the bridal party. Later
In the evening an elaborate reception Will
he given. also at the Nthlev home. and
ks,Il later the Young folks will leave for
New York.
rap ain Sidney y. tlonau. the retiring
military attach" i'm London. and Mrs.
[1oman sailed January 4 for New York
md are now in the east. They intend
10 come west some tim" i'm the early
epring. when Mrs. Clonan Will be wei
HpTed by her Salt Lake friends
Is lrrge uumbe~ ~ friends gathered a
/be home cf Mrs. William McCirath
"Wednesday afternoon. when the ladies' OF
81. Marks guild entertained al 'silver
Lea" During tha late afternoon the rooms
we're filed with guests. and number Of
the ladies Of the church. friends OF the
6ostcss. assisted in serving.
The card party which will be given
afternoon by the finance com
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