The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08

lBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING
sented with a beautiful bouquet OF
roses aud carnations by the members.
Miss Emma Christensen entertained
the senior branch OF St. johns Girls
Friendly society at her homo on Thurs
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Birkeustaock cele
brated their thirteenth wedding ami
versary Friday evening with dinner
at which they entertained the members
of the Friday night card CLUB aud a
few other friends. Cards followed, the
prizes being won by Freeman Bassett
| Mrs. W. l.. Walker and = A. Green.
wood. DIR. ID. NJ. Brumbaugb made a
speech of presentation in presenting
the host aud hostess with some hand
some pieces Of cut glass. The club
decided TO hold Christmas party in
stead Of the next regular meeting.
A social event Of the coming week
viii DC the dancing party to be given
at the Odeon on Friday evening, De-
cember 18th.
Mrs. 3. F. Bauer will entertain on
! Tuesday afternoon next at bridge
party at her home l37 East South
! Temple street.
Miss Frances Hayward entertained
about score of her Young friends last
home, 9s Hollywood avenue. her sister
Erma and Miss Florence Clark assist
| ing her.
A large dancing party will be given
by members Of the q. Y G. club in
Unity hall Wednesday evening, De-
cember II. They have been busy for
some time preparing decorations of
their club colors, and are planning TO
thing possible. They hope to have one
of the most enjoyable young folks, So
| cial affairs OF the season.
Tho women 8 clubs of Park City have
written to Mrs. A. j. Gorham, pregi.
dent Of the state federation, asking
for Il consignment of Red Cross stamps
to be disposed OF in that place. Mrs.
Ciorbam will arrange with tho Non
sectarian league to supply the demand.
Miss Ruth Bowman entertained
about twenty friends Friday evening
I at taffy pull with cards following,
the guests, being school friends of the
young hostess.
DR.. Elsie Ada Faust will be heard
on Tuesday evening IN the concluding
lecture Of series of four at the First
Methodist church. The talks have been
given to girls of twelve years and
over, accompanied by their mothers.
The lectures have been under the aus
pices of the Epworth league and have
proven extremely successful.
At a dinner given In honor OF Mr..
Lannes Hardin on Friday evening 1T
was suggested bv all those present to
form club for the winter months for
the purpose of entertaining the ladies
and their friends by card parties. Mr..
Hardin was chosen president, Earl
Laing, business manager; George King,
secretary and treasurer, and William
| Westersou, pianist. Various nameB were
suggested and the one Of Grand Cen
trail was chosen. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Miss Amy Phil
lips, Friday, December 20.
The members OF the Billiken club
entertained at an Orpheum party Fri
day evening, followed by supper at
by Mrs, George Schluter.
Mrs r. 3. Ensign entertained the
members Of tho Ne Plus Ultra club last
Wednesday with a luncheon at the
cafe Maxim and cards lstnr at the
home of Mrs. Charles Cook on Second
avenue. The favors were awarded to
Mrs. A. Fisher, Mrs. NJ L. Mitchell
and Mrs. l.. 3. Smeltzer. The next
meeting will be held in two weeks with
Mrs. 4. Fisher at 1905 West Second
South street.
One Of the social functions Of the
week was the annual dancing party
given by the Aedificium club at the
Odeon, Wednesday evening, in which
about $50 couples participated The
girls Of the club are receiving the con-
gratulations of their friends on the
glowing success of the affair
Miss Winnie Schrack was the guest
Of honor last Friday evening at pleas
ant affair given by Miss johnson and
Miss Mitchell at the Mitchell home. at
which fourteen guests were entertain
ed. The decorations were of yellow
chrysanthemums and some interesting
games and music were enjoyed. Place
cards showing a picture Of each guest
wero at the places and prizes Of hand
painted china were given the winners
in the games Miss Roweua Korns also
entertained for Miss Schrack last
Wednesday evening at a 500 party with
music and supper following.
Dinners, receptions, weddings. thea.
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