The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
SALT TRIBUNE, MORNING

liam IqIeheart. Mrs. J. NJ. Bidwell and
Mrs. w. Edward Fife took turns at
pouring tea and coffee. while Mrs. Wal
lace Bransford and Miss Mildred Nc
! MILAN assisted in receiving.
Miss Puma Purcell entertained at
| bridge Tuesday night. IN honor of MISS
Gertrude Gallagher, OF Kansas City. A
dainty supper was served following the
game. The guests. We're. Miss Galla-
CHER. the Misses McGinnis and Abbott
McGinnis of Ogden. Miss Renee Red
man. Miss Bernicc DALEY, Miss La TIlee
Belcher. Miss Dorothy Weber, Miss Nc
| Entce, Miss Gladys Uegney, Mr. Glca-
| son. w. II. Leary. William Ahearp, Mt"
! Fydler, Mr.. 0 O'Mallcv Mr.. Aldridge, MI;
Sprunt. Phil Purcell, Mr.. Daley and
Mr.. Mcdonald.
The first annual ball given by, the
Bachelor Knights at the Hotel Utah
| Wednesday night, was large and brll-
| liant affair and an ausplcious inang-
| uratioD of the new social club. Inc
! Young Ladies' sodality assisted the
| bachelors in entertaining their guests
The patroncsses were: Mrs. D. c. Jack
| ling, Mrs. James Ivers, Mrs. Joseph
Geoghegan Mrs. Edward McGurriu, Mrs.
J. c. Lynch. Mrs. l.. G. Robinson, Mrs
! l.. r. Hummer and Mrs f. +. Gallagher.
| The dancing hall was decorated IN the
club colors. light blue and white.
large banner in these colors. bearing
the inscription, "Bachclor Knights,
was hung in a conspicuous place. The
programmes also carried out the club
colors. An excellent musical programme
was given under the direction of Prot,
j. !, Mcclellan. The entertainment
committee was composed of Phil j. Pur-
cell, Will D. Ahern. NJ. G. Brennan,
| ~ ~ I I 4 N.
nrcw ". Corey The patronesscs were:
Mrs. Thomas Kearps, Mrs. James lveIs,
Mrs. D. G. lacking, Mrs. Epward Nc
Gurrin, Mrs. Il. r. Hummer, Mrs: u. {.
Robinson. Mrs. r. c.. Lynch. Mrs. Joseph
Geoghcgan and Mrs. F p Gallagher
Miss Marion Whitney gave dane
| ing party Wednesday evening at Whit
nev hall. in celebration of ThanksGiv-
ing. Pink chrysauthemums and ferns
were used in decoration and the ball
was lighted by shaded oriental lamps.
| The rbaperons for the evening were:
| Mr. and Mrs r. G. Whitney, Mr.. and
Mrs S, G.. Saville and Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace B. Whitney.
One of the most brilliant affairs of
the past week was the first ANIMAL re.
ceptior and dance at the Commercial
club Wednesday night. 1t was cole
bration Of the club s first birthday.
| The main dining room was turned INTO
a dancing hall. and the reception com
mittee received the guests M the en-
trance The room was decorated with
tall vases of American Beauty roses
and draped with American flags. In
the main lounging room on the first
floor were card tables and punch was
served in the rotuuda on the second
floor during the evening. a buffet
supper was served in the ladies' dining
room at 10 O'Clock. At least 2o0 mem
bcrs Of tho club and their friends en-
ioyed tho evening The reception com.
mittcc was composed Of Governor aud
Mrs. William Spry, Mayor and Mrs.
John S. Bransford, Mr. and Mrs, w.
W. Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs. JOY II.
johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T.. Cainc.
Mr.; and Mrs, Malcolm a Keyscr, Mr.;
and Mrs. Rodney r Badger. Mr., and
Mrs S. A. Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs. O. G.
Beebc. Mr.. and Mrs. George Aucrbach,
| Mr. and Mrs. Samuel s. Porter. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. j. Brincs, Mr., and Mrs. John
Giles
The members Of the University club
celebrated Thanksgiving with dance
on Wednesday evening, which was the
first of a series Of similar entertain
mcnts 80 be given during the winter
The walls Of the club house were hung
with college fags and pennants, and
chrysanthemnms and other fall flowers
formed additional decorations The
members of the club and their wives
were the hosts and hostesses Of the
evening and the affair was under the
direction of the social committee, com
posed of Harris X. Masters, Edward s.
Ferry and George \, Lawrence The
Troubadours furnished music. An
elaborate supper was served, About
forty couples were in attendance.
Mr. and Mrs Richard A. Reyes en-
tcrtaincd with a Thanksgiving dinner
at the Alta club Thursday evening.
Dinner was served in the gold room.
The decorations were in American
Beauty roses and ferns. Place cards
bore the monogram Of The host aud
hostess in gold. Covers were laid for
the following guests; Major and Mrs,
Burnham of Fort Douglas, Mrs. r. B.
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Il. Gray, Mr.,
and Mrs. William H. Cunningham, DR.,
and Mrs. W. D. Donoher, Mr.. and Mrs.
William p. KIser, Mr. and Mrs 4. u.
Cleveland, Mr.. and Mrs. G. IL. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs J. +. Galigher, Mrs,
Leslie l., Savage. Miss Mildred Nc
MILAN, Captain McClecry, James Nc
Gregor and Captain Mcarns.
Mayor and Mrs, John S. Bransford
entertained at dinner Thursday even.
ing in honor OF Thanksgiving. The
guests were Colonel aud Mrs Edwin
y. Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs. Jay r. Harris
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Bransford and
Mr.. aud Mrs Lewis 4. Evans,
Mrs. w. c. AppIcgate entertained
five tables at bridge Wednesday after.
noon at her home. 23S Sixth East street
Other friends were entertained at tea
after the game, The house was deco.
rated in pink carnations, A prize was
awarded at each table. Mys Apple.
gate was assisted in entertaining by
Mrs. Herman Erdman
,
Mrs. Charles \. Quigley entertained
, the members of the IJtopiu Bridpc cIub