The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-23
WITH THE CLUBWOMEN
1" ODAY will be the last day of the
"open house" at the Hotel
Utah by the local hospitality

'open house ut the Hotel
Utah by the local hospitality
a. committee OF the Salt Lake
women clubs for the entertainment
of delegates on their way TO the bien-
NAL meeting of the general Federation
of Women g clubs. which will convene
in Sun Francisco Tuesday for ten
days session. Delegations from many
of the eastern states were received
yesterday, and the reception commit
.teo will be in readiness for any who
may come in today.
The entcrtainment Of the official
delegation on Thursday was the most
elaborate of the week, and reflected
credit on the hospitality committee. of
which Mrs. Gould 3. Blakely is chair
man All of the chairmen Of the sub
committees worked faithfully and
skillfully, and were given competent
assistance by their committees in the
entertainment of all the delegates.
Mrs. J. +. Marshall, chairman OF the
reception committee and her assist
ants made the visitors feel at home,
and Mrs. l.. NJ Bailey, with her assist
ants, gave them refreshment in the
beautiful tea room of the Hotel Utah.
Mrs. T. L. Marcy and her decoration
with flowers. Mrs. Frank Knox ari
her committee gave the guests wei,
come as the various trains arrived, and
Mrs. l., III. Farnsworth and her COM
mittee saw that they were taken over
the city in automobiles. Mrs f. II.
Cohen and her assistants of the infor-
nation bureau answered ell questions
and extended many courtesies in their
department. Mrs Lee Charles Miller
of the finance committee worked be-
hind the scenes, SO to speak, and saw
that the wheels kept moving. Mrs.
Marguerite Blake and Mrs. E. Hawk
hurst saw that the committees were
supplied with appropriate badges, and
Mrs. Van Wrinkle, chairman Of the
that the newspapers were supplied with
late information.
The reception committee to serve to-
day are Mrs. A. l.. Hopppaugh. Mrs
C. s. Kinney, Mrs. Oscar Cox, Mrs. 81
J.. A. Culmer, Mrs. Harry CAM, Mrs
J. C, Hanchett, Miss Clara |; Colborne,
Miss Madora Greenwood, Mrs. Z. A.
Wedgwood Mrs. A. G. Andrews, Mrs.
W. T. Adams, Mrs. Glen Miller, Mrs.
Marguerite Blake, DR.. Katherine Ea-
ger,
The tea room committee is composed
of Mrs. Rood, Mrs. Hosmer, Mrs. Nc
Conaughy. Mrs. McCanne and Mrs
Volmer will be assisted by Miss Dora
Bogue, Miss Gladys McConaughy, Miss
Miss Dorothy Beatty, Miss Dorothy
Marineaux, Miss Kate Richards and
Miss Helen Clawson.
The chairmen of the reception COM
mittee yesterday were Mrs. II. r. Mac
milan and Mrs. T. l.. Parker. The
committee was composed Of Mrs. Viii
liam Stewart. Mrs, Sol SiegeI, Mrs
,l- I've TIor |
Manti; Mrs. Charles L. Rood, Mrs.
John w. Delano, Mrs. Earl Dunshee,
Mrs. F. W. Francis. Mrs. Ira D. Wines,
Mrs. John Earls, Mrs. D. Phelen, Mrs
a. R. Campbell, Mrs. Wesley King,
DR.. Jane Skolfeld, Mrs. ". w. Arm
strong, Mrs. II. ]. Khngender, Mrs. Ed
Rosenbaum, Mrs. G. E. Allen, Mrs. F.
Pauline Sands, Mrs. L. f.. Dorman,
Mrs. A. H. Boxrud, Mrs. f. J. Jansen,
Mrs. A. q. Ensign, Mrs. H &. Bayard,
Mrs. r. G. Boutwell,, DR.. Ruth Hilfiard,
The tea room committee for yester-
day under the direction of Mrs. l.. M.
Bailey was composed of Mrs. r. E. Nc
Conaughy,- Mrs. c. L. Rood, Mrs. A. 7.
Volmer, Mrs. G. r. Boutwell,, Mrs. A.
T. McCanne, Miss Gladys McConaughy,
shall, Miss Virginia Beatty, Mrs. Slim
SON., Miss Dora Bogue, Miss Isabel
shiffer. Miss Lorna Russell, Mrs. Sarah
Boggs, Mrs. Arthur Bird, Mrs. Charles
Nadner, Mrs. Woodruff, Mrs. G. E..
Richards; Miss Dorothy Rookidge,
Miss Mildred Mcmillan, Miss Romola
King, Miss Marie O'Dell, Miss Mar
ggnerite Rice, Miss Dorothy Bailey and
Miss Emma Zane
The decorations were especially pref
tty yesterday: They were arranged by
Mrs. T. e. Marcy, chairman Of the doc.
oration committee, Mrs. Arthur Betz
and Miss Helen Boxrud. This commit
tee also served tea in the morning.
The tea table had centerpiece of
pink and white carnations and snap
dragons, arranged in a large basket
with feathery ferns. Bowls of red
roses occupied either end of the table
and the small serving tables had cen.
tsrpieces Of pink and white peonies.
The flowers, used in decoration during
the entertainment were donated from
Lagoon, by Simon Bamberger, bv the
city commission and by private citi,
zens.