The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-22

neAt neellnE oil the CLUB VIII he win
Mrs. o. w Bemis at the Commercial
club on June l.
Mr., and Mrs Fred Bennion enter
tained party Of friends last evening al
bridge. the guests being mainly the mem
their husbands, The home was beautiful
with many lovely purple lilacs. the table
with its cover of lavender with lace over
It aud It's tall vases OF the fragrant
flowers being especially attractive The
members OF the sewing club are Mrs
Bcrnice c. Richardson, Mrs, Adolph Quist
Mrs. Laurie Hayes, Mrs. Clay Evans
Mrs. Fen Morris. Mrs. u. Is. Byer. Miss
Dorothy Partridge and Miss Lou HAYES
The following from the Los Angeles
Tribune Will be Of interest 10 many Salt
Lakers:
Mrs, NJ r. BeardsIey, who is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry CLAY King
In Ingraham street. is hourly expecting
the arrival Of her son, Willis r. Boards
lev, from the Philippines where he has
been connected with the Introduction
Of the government banking system there
Mr.. Beardsley, a Californian, was for
merly connected with tho newspaper fra
ternitE. and there are most OF friends
who anticipate his arrival
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Jennings en-
tcrtained party Of friends very delight
fullY at dinner last evening at their
home on Second avenue. the affair being
m m compliment to Mr. and Mrs. George A.
Or. and Mrs ]. r Kingsbury, Professor
and Mrs. d. II Christensen, Miss AMY
E, Eaton and Dr. Charles f. Carter
Miss Carolyn Angler. who has spent the
past few days visiting the MarloneauX
After visit with relatives there she
VIII accompany her uncle, Walter Cleare.
east to visit New York and Washing
ton and probably to make a trip into
Canada before going back TO her home in
San Diego.
DIR. and Mrs. Leslie w. Snow enter
tanned about score OF their friends last
evening at bridge party at their home
on First avenue The rooms were gay
with quantities OF spring flowers. and
the guests were seated al five tables ar
ranged through the parlors and library.
Following the game. supper was served.
The Misses Nellie and Carrie Calvin,
formerly OF Salt Lake, now Of san Fran
cisco, passed through Ogden recently on
their way cast They will spend some
time in New York and other eastern
cities and will attend the commencement
exercises of their schools. Or their re-
iurn late In July they Viii stop or here
10 visit friends
Mr.. and Mrs p. II. Hopkins and their
children viii leave today for the cast.
direct 60 Evansville, Ind. Tor a visit 10
their old home. Later they viii 20 on
TO New York, and will spend the sum
mer st Lake Minnctonka returning in
the autumn 10 Join Mr.. Hopkins In their
new home &C Kansas CITY
Mrs. II, G. Mcmillan entertained the
ladies of tho Missionary society Of the
First Congregational church YESTERDAY
afternoon nj bcr home. tea following
the literary programme
Judge and Mrs 0. w. Powers are home
from ? stay OF some weeks al Arrow
head Springs and Riverside, in Ca,iior-
MIA
MIss Incz Kiuncy left last evening to
rotnin to Ucaycr after a stay OF several
weeks with the Y, w. g, ~ here
Mrs. u. G. Manson win leave about
the first of the month for The east anu
win bring with hcr ON her return her
niece. Miss Margaret Martin. from Phy-
ton. O.. who viii spend ihc summer hcrc
Mrs. II. r. White and daughter, Miss
Lydia White, ana Miss Helen Collier WI M
"a out 10 tho Whitc$ country nome 10
llay To spend the ncsC few DAYS
Thc CRYSTAL ElidGc club VIII b. ch'ri.
,a,ncI thls Prlor;i"on hy Mrs EiSHHrc''
snyder
3fiss ru,n Cooper Win entertain the
.crinr cl,yv at 10 uYland ball with Tea
a, hcr home SUNDAY afternoon.
Mrs. Winiam Grant titrh Of %o,. LoS ~, Ne
,i,; I-;,h lis returned and Is one"
NOR NOR at home at The Hotel Darby ~
Los Angeles.
M . T. Wcctcr has returned from
r. .,.,,cr.I ,yccEg in Chicago ANA
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