The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-26
Society
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prominent parts will be taken by Miss
| Dorothy Froiseth. Miss Jessie Harper.
Miss Jennie Ertman. Miss Emma Chris.
! teuscn, Miss Marie Watts. Miss Norma
Martin. Miss Nav Picrson, Miss Ada
Blank and Miss Ruth Bellemere. 9th.
or numbers will also be gwen. The
members arc trying 10 raise a fund FOR
the Holiday house. which is being
planned for NEXT summer
Mrs. Joseph Deidrich Of Ontario. Cal.
has been the guest Of honor az uumer-
Gus Affairs during her visit here. Mrs.
fhlhp Flnnigan entertaining ~ =
luncheon IN her honor on Wednesday.
and Mrs. Joseph Fauer entertaining in
similar manner on Thursday for her.
Mrs. Williamson entertained the
Ivory and Gold Card club in her home.
425 Tenth avenue. Thursday. Prizes
were awarded 10 Mrs. Moon ana Mrs.
Williamson.
The Misses Mary and Catherine Ow.
ems entertained the Bachelor Maids at
their home Thursday evening. Those
present besides the hostesses were the
Misses Sylvia Cahoon. Margaret Ca
noon. Lena Sanders. Eta killeen, Mar.
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Crawford.
\ pleasant social event was the dance
and social given in the Federation OF
Labor hall Saturday evening by the
Misses Pauline Burnham. Nellie Ostby
and Margaret Gallafent. The hall was
decorated in pink and white. Punch
was served by tho Misses Myrtle Gov
ington aud Mabel Stafford. 4 pro-
UrYnrr,p ,,iran h,s il1,-
Willie Stafford. Pauline Burn ham, Gus
Backman. Bertha aud Edith Emery,
Grace Evans and Annie Davis. Those
acting as chaperons were Mr. and Mrs
Leonard Fish, Mr.. and Mrs G.. II.
Johnston and Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Brown
About 100 guests cnjoyed the affair.
Miss l.. L. Willard has issued a cats-
logue for her art exhibition which
opens on December 6. Her studio at
437 East First South street will be
open on Wednesdays and SATURDAYS,
aud her valuable paintings NAV be seen
on those days. Miss Willard has many
art treasures and souvenirs.
Miss Eva Snow has sent out an
nouncemeuts of her exhibition of hand.
decorated china. which will open to.
morrow at No. South Main street
The members of the Mariposa club
were entertained on Thursday after
noon BY Miss Florence Wiscomb at her
home. The game of 500 was played aud
prizes were won by Miss Ruth Foster
and Miss Leone Foote.
Miss Ruth Spence entertained the
members of the Aloha club, numbering
nearly score of the young girls, yes
terday afternoon at her home on
First North street,
Miss Margaret Atkins entertained a
large number Of friends FRIDAY af
ternoon and evening at her home.
Games were played and some music en-.
loyed. Prizes at cards were won by
Mrs. Morris Atkins, Miss Margaret
Bassett, Alma Jenkinson and Lyman
Young.
Miss Anna T. RYAN entertained a
number of friends on Thursday even
ing at the home of Mrs Harclow, 376
East First South street to meet Mr..
and Mrs. George w Watson. who re-
Gently returned home from their we'd
ding trip. The game of the evening
was 800 and prizes were won by Mrs.
Watson. Mrs. George w Eldredge and
Philip MattingN.
The athletic girls OF the high school
will attend the Garrick in a BODY on
Tuesday evening next. being chap
ferustrom, The officers of the associ-
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