The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-26

m ER. AND MRS. l. l.. TERRY en-
IN III tertained Il merry party OF the
ENN young people last eevning at n
l. sugar party" at the sTerry
home. the main, fun OF the
evening being the cooking and cooling OF
maple n, afs sugar "a The affair was in honor
Fgaret Walker, both of whom ure to leave
town for a part of the late winter. Fol-
lowing the sugar party" the floor was
cleared and dancing enjoyed until late
hour. The rooms were bright with daft
,fodfls and ferns, The hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. J. r. Walker, Mrs. Ray
Walker. Mrs. John a, Marshall and Mrs.
The ladies who are Interested in the
Free kindergarten movement for which
the klrmess is TO be given Will enter
Tain nt u tea on Saturday afternoon from
"a till o'clock. at the New Neighborhood
house. 1853 West First South street. The
Iladies are particularly desirous that all
who are interested attend the tea in or
der that they may learn something Of
the work for which the Kirmess fund Is
10 be used.
Miss Gladys Richmond reached home
Yesterday morning after n lengthy visit
With friends in Boston and vicinity Miss
Marguerite Richmond. who has been
with her In East Hampton, is now In
Boston visiting members Of the Rich
She will remain away all winter.
Mr. and Mrs Heber Scowcroft of og-
den entertained Il party Of friends at
q dinner at the Hotel Utah last even
Ing. The round table laid In the main
dining room was adorned with pink
roses, and covers were laid for ten.
Nr and Mrs Samuel Porter also gave
an elaborate dinner at the hotel for ten
Guests. Their table in the main
room and decorations Of spring flowers
were used.
a delightful reception OF yesterday
afternoon was that ct the home of Mrs
T. McCanne on L street. at which
the aid society OF the Central Christian
Ichurcn entertained In compliment to their
Tetirlng officers, Mrs, Culver and Mrs.
ISchonert
Mrs. A. V. Callaghan entertained
pdrty OF friends yesterday at luncheon
az her home In Federal Heights In COM
pliment to Mrs. +. c. schramm; The
DECORATIONS were all in pink Killarney
roses. Covers were laid for ten,
Mr., and Mrs. Ashby d. Cleveland had
e dozen friends In last evening to enjoy
thrce tables Of bridge. with q supper fol-
lowing at their home on First avenue.
Il Miss Edna Dwyer will entertain at "a
tea at the Dwyer home this afternoon to
Meet ner sister. Mrs Louis Crl1ChlOW,
Who has recently returned to Salt Lake
70 make her home.
Miss Edna Shepard Will entertain this
efternoon In honor OF Miss La Trtce
Relcher, one Of the February brides.
Mrs. David Keith will entertain next
Vhursday afternoon at bridge tea at
ner home.
Mrs. Thomas G., Griffin has been called
p Los Angeles suddenly on account OF
Ene Serious illness OF her father
Miss Mary Marshall and Miss Marjorie
pey VIII leave today for Los Angeles. TO
ve away u month more,
Miss Meree Lewis left YESTERDAY for
ne east Joining Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Lewis OF Butte in Ogden, They will
oma'h east for some time.
ay to visit Mr.. and Mrs, Palm there
pf The week
;MST and Mrs. Hamilton G. Park. Jr
I'll leave Tuesday for Washington. d.
n - where Mr., Park will enter the gov.
Enment Service and also attend the
a 's0rse Washington law school
IA The main AFFAIR OF this evening 10,
4 "a ~ Yon2g people is the annual cadet ON.
'4<Es d9noe, which takes place tonight ir
r. r. h'ss' school gymnasium.
- Mrss Karl Spinner entertained a part,
ncr noZen friends Yesterday Mt n lunch
Hn ft her home, followed by q Konsing
raj }11e members of st. Paulis parish en-
1xSo tne annual birthday celebration TO
j. ssIc.ner last evening at the rcctory a fin,
In tuisieni programme being furnished un
tgs the direction OF ]. q. Berkhoei.
r.
" vSUtpe relief committee of the I.adie
,y~ xiary Of the United Commercio
eSsrt ~ feffrs Will give party for the bcne