The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-11

on her return from world tour recently
wero at the places. The guests were
the Misses Selma, Alice and Mary Wall
the Misses Bryan and Grlzelle Houston.
the Misses Marjorie and Eliza Dey, Miss
Marguerite Rice. Miss Lillian Lane, Miss
Lucille Clark Miss Margaret Walker, Miss
| Virginia Beatty. Miss Mary Marshall,
Miss Merce Lewis. Miss Georgelda Moore
ton Miss Josephine Well. Miss Isabel
Shiffer, Miss Ruby Lambourne, Miss
Adelaide Elchnor, Miss Marguerite Stew
art. Miss Birdie. Langton, Miss Denise
Karrick, Miss Jane Darling and Miss
Lucille Francke.
The incoming of the additional BAT
brnpSt fs9pS ne nTeT n
and few of their wives TO Fort Doug
las, and the place has assumed It's usual
busy appearance already. The officers
who reached here yesterday are Major
Richard c, CroXtons accompanied by Mrs,
| CroNton and their daughter; Chaplain J.
NJ Moose and Mrs. Moose. Captain c.
the place OF Lieutenant McClcery. acting
adiutant; Captain G, 3. Pond, Captain
A. NJ Shipp Captain g W, England,
+. P. Johnson. John ' ". v craig. aiis'A' A. ".
Gullon, IL D. Schultz. Second Lieuten-
ants r. G, Cotton. G. e. Glover A. n
II. c. Sail Captain Arthur Trasker Of
the special corps accompanied. the troops
here and will remain for short time
only
The most interesting affair OF the i'm
mediate future is the Kirmess. for which
active preparations are now in progress.
Almost every morning rehearsals are
held under the direction OF Miss Claribel
Burton. great many OF the young
people are 10 take part in the mag
nifcent pageant. and some OF the fancy
dances TO be given arc said TO be Won
deTtni examines of and bclutN.
The morning glory dance. which is to be
danced by half dozen OF the best dan
GERS among the debutantcs, Is only one
OF several The committee in charge Of
the affair headed by Mrs. William p.
IIlscr. is busy mana sins the, details Of
rt Lake. eaer waeh ebrnar F. 9 Re Svs" and a
10, for the benefit Of the Free Kinder
| garton.
Dr. and Mrs. j. r White entertained
al a dinner al Whitehall last evening,
| their guests being the directors Of the
! Western Loan & Trust company and
their wives. The table which was laid
| in the private dining room. was bright
with quantities of pink carnations and
| the same rose color was carried out In
all the accessories The guests were Mr.
| and Mrs. =. w. Madsen, Mr.. and Mrs.
| r. w Madsen, Mr.. and Mrs. James In
Eebretsen, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul and Mr..
! and Mrs. Lund- During the dinner
| beautiful programme was rendered, under
the direction OF Misss Lydia White, by
| Miss Edna Evans. soprano: Miss Eva
Crawford, pianlste. and Miss White,
| hsrpist.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Evans and their
daughters. the Misses Lucille and Irma
| Evans, whose home for the past few
years has been at S25 Ocean Front in
| Venice. have moved for the winter and
arc. at home now in Los Angeles al $50
| oxford boulevard;
/ Mrs. Elizabeth c. Center and Mrs
! Mcknight. Hho have spent the bettor
| part or the past montn here with Mrs.
John T.. DooIy, left Yesterday on the
/ Center will stop off IN Chicago for a
short visit with. friends there.
The members Of tho Utopia Bridge
club will be entertained today at the
| home OF Mrs. f.. -. Woodruff. the
luncheon at I o'clock preceding the rcEu-
! lar game.
Judge and Mrs John A. Street have
/ returned from a honeymoon triD TO japan
and arc al home for the present at toe
| Brsnslord.
Miss Mildred Mcmillan will entertain
| with a bridge tea al the Mcmillan home
Friday in honor Of Miss Selma Wall
Mr. and Mrs G T. Allen and Mr.. and
| Mrs. w. ~. Bramel will entertain al
Teoeption FTiday evening al The Allen
| home on First avenue for Judge and
Mrs. John A. Street.
| Mrx Joha Rand u,il sp,r-f,ip a r.u