The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-02

" HE YOUNG girls held a most en-
thusiastic meeting yesterday
morning at the Mcmillan home on
II Brigham street and reported
progress in their work for the big
MAY dance 10 be given in the Odeon on
May 10. Every committee reported and
several new committees were formed for
the advancement of the work Card Ia
bles are to he provided for those who do
not dance. and this work will be done
under the direction of Miss Edna Dunn.
Miss Romola King Mrs w G. Is. Terrell
and Mrs. Mark w. Lilard A general
press committee. with Miss Lucille
Francke as chairman. and Miss Elizabeth
Allen. Miss Edna Farnsworih and Miss
Edith Godbe members will have charge
OF the publicity, and Miss Minette Baer
Miss Mercy Lewis and Miss Franckc. the
general chairman OF the whole. will make
all arrangements about the hall Mrs.
I, II. Mcmahon. the president of the
State federation. was present at the
meeting and eXpla ined to the girls the
objects Of the Fairgrounds association
and of the State federation in providing
for the various needed charities and
commended the work the girls are doing
In helping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter l., Mas enter
tanned on Sunday evening with a most
delightful musicale and supper at their
home. In compliment TO Miss Ethel Felt
and Joseph F. Marshall. The long table
shower OF red hearts and ferns hung,
making the whole a fairy scene. while
hearts were used in all the table ap
pointments ~ and even in the ices and
affianced couple, were Miss Geneve Felt.
Dr.. and Mrs. Walter L. Ellerbeck. DIR.
and Mrs: c. NJ Benedict, Mr.. and Mrs:
Henry M Crowther. Mr.: and Mrs. win
McAlister. Miss Mercy Lewis. DR.. Seth
Langton and John Burton.
Mrs. Russell C. Woodruff was the
hostess yesterday afternoon al delight
full tea at her homo on Twelfth East
street, the affair being given in honor Of
her guest, Miss Eva Woodruff. and also
OF Mrs. L. S. Stricller of Los Angeles.
The bright. sunny rooms were fragrant
with the May blossoms and the rich
tones of the, Towering almond, making
Woodruff was assisted by Mrs. F.. ],
Fabian and Mrs. Ledyard NJ. Bailey,
while Mrs, Ellsworth Daggett and Mrs.
c. 70. Richards poured tea and coffee.
Assisting in serving and in entertaining
were Miss Edith Shearman Miss Marion
Rooklidge, Miss Crawford. Miss Hanauer
and Miss Fannie Hanauer.
A typical society audience filled the
Salt Lake theater last evening TO wit
ness the first performance of '"The Lily"
the stalls all holding parties of friends,
Colonel and Mrs. Holmes had party
of friends In their stall Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Bamberger, with friends. filled
another STALL Mr.: and Mrs, Heber NJ.
Wells Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Ferry and
Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Ferry made am
other box party. and the body OF the
house was filled with smaller parties.
Many supper parties followed the play.
There will be a business meeting of
the music section Of the Ladies Literary
club at the clubhouse this afternoon ut
o'clock. when final plans will be made
for the matinee of "The Mount of
Olives" TO be given at the Colonial next
Friday afternoon. The tickets are TO
be found at all the music stores and arc
also in the hands of Mrs s. o. s. Nell
den. Mrs. F.. A. Wicket. Mrs. A. II.
Peabody. Mrs. j. C. Hanchett and Mrs.
P. n. Cook.
Mrs John Marshall chaperoned
merry party of the Young girls on a trip