The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-17

| Ing table were carried out ln yellow.
With chrysanthemuns IN profusion. The
! erts, Jr., MIR. and Mrs Grant G. Bag
1 ley. Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown. Miss
| Norma tiavcrcamp and Miss Lacl Irvine.
Mrs. Gertrude Darneille OF Alder.
her mother, Mrs. Joseph Huber.
Mrs. WInnfrcd Thatcher has gone TO
| California to spend the winter. She
first visited her grandparents. Mr.. and
| Mrs William Hatfield, ut Thermolite
and thence went to Los Angeles and
| other places of interest IN southern Call
fornis.
| Dr and Mrs. David W"stwood. after
| slN weeks travel through the east. have
returned 10 their home In the Garden
| City.
Miss Mayme Bott pleasantly enter
| taincd the members Of the Protah club
Tuesday evening At n bowling party at
the box ball parlors. Prizes were
awarded to the following young ladies'
for high scores: Miss Alice Wood, Miss
Mabel Peterson and Miss f. Walton.
The members or the Kensington Sew
Ing club were pleasantly entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs Chal o.
Chase. The Chase home was beautiful
| ~ decorated with n profuslon OF flowers.
An Informal programme was feature.
Luncheon was served TO the twenty -one
guests present.
Mrs l. l.. Donnan; with her children,
left the latter part oE the week for Biv-
erside. Cal. to spend the winter.
Miss Mary Christian and G, Preston
week, Justice c. d. Glazler ofnciat-
Ing In the evening a reception was
given in honor OF the young people at
the home OF the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. August Allen.
Mrs. l. IL. Masters Will spend next
week In salt Lake where she Will Sing
at the seml-nnnual initiation OF the a.
a. S; rite. to be held at the Masonic
temple all next week.
Mrs. W. l.. Biersach was the honor
guest at a bridge party given by Mrs.
Murray Twelyes at her home Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. Bert Twelves were up
from salt Lake TO spend the week end
with relatives and friends returning 10
their home Monday morning
Miss Norma Havercamp. who Is at
tending school at Rowland Hall In Salt
Lake, spent SATURDAY. and Sunday visit
and Mrs. George Havcrcamp.
Complimentary TO Miss Irene Evans.
whose marriage 20 Frank sharp takes
p!aee ps this month. Miss Jetta Maiben.
Dunn gave a shower party at the home
OF Miss Maiben Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Irvine. Jr., and
their daughter Lael. and Mrs. Samuel
Schwab. Miss Eva Jones and Mr., and
Mrs. G. G.. Hoag were Salt Lake visitors
during the week,
The Utah Sorosis club met Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs A. c.
Lund, The paper on The Child-Ideal
and Actual. was given by Mrs. Ida
Twentieth Century American was given
by Mrs. A. C, Lund.
The "story hour" for children. which
was inaugurated by the Nineteenth Cen
tury and Utah Sorosis clubs. was resumed
Thursday afternoon, after being post
poned for the past three weeks,
Mrs. e. V, Brooks and Mrs. Harvey Of
the Wonlen's Relief CORDS, Salt Lane City.
visited Provo Wednesday afternoon and
inspected the lodge work of the local
at luncheon after the regular session.
Mrs. David Johnson entertained the
junior girls OF the Sixth ward NJ, I asso-
citation at her home Thursday evening.
Mrs. D. D. Jones has gone to Mt.
Pleasant for a weeks visit with friends
Mrs, Cooper Anderson. who has been
In Salt Lake for some time, has returned
to her home at Olmsted.
Mrs. z. w. Blbbons and Mrs. Newell
w. Smith left Friday for a visit with
relatives and friends in Salt Lake,
The Thursday Card club was enter
tained Thursday afternoon by Mrs: Henry
Cease. when three tables of cards Were
played Prizes were awarded TO Mrs. c.
e. Whittemore and Mrs ALI Maiben. who
were guests OF the club.
The Daughters of the Mormon Bat
TALON met Saturday afternoon a. the
home Of Mrs. May Farrer.
The Girls Friendly society Of the Epis-
the home OF Mrs. A. w. Aries. The
meeting was devoted to charity work
Tho pupils OF the Parker and Maeser
buildings OF the Provo city public schools
celebrated the anniversaries of their re-
spcctive institutions Friday afternoon.