The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-22

Weeter were the hostesses Yesterday
afternoon 81 delishuful kensinston and
literary tea at the Gorham home at
which some thirty OF their friends were
entertained. Tho afternoon hours were
spent over the thimbes, with some read
tngs from j. NJ. carrie TO entertain the
guests, Later, assisted by Mrs. j w.
Smith: the hosteSses served delicious
tea. The rooms were bright With f1ow-
ers. American Beauty roses and chrys-
anthemums adorn!nG them.
Mrs. A. l.. Hoppaugh entertained
dozen friends yesterday at a charIniDgly
appointed lpncheon, at her home. in com
Sam r. Never (Josephine WclU. The
table was I'LL In rosy pink, the florsl dec
orations being Madame Chetney roses.
Mrs. Adoluh Baer, Mrs. Max NJ. Wen.
Mrs. George Dern. Mrs. Ottenheimer,
Mrs. l.. n. FHrnsworth, Miss Eleanor
Stewart, Miss Marguerite Stewart, Miss
Mary SaPpinglon and Miss Hazel Sap
pington,
The session Of the Ladies Literary CLUB
this afternoon Will be devoted entirely
city, in which the club has taken AN ac,-
tive part, Mrs. L. E Hall viii speak
on the work of the Free kindergarten
and Neighborhocd House; Mrs: ". IT:
Homes. Mrs. II. J. Hayward will take
up Public Playgrounds', and Miss Mary
Robinson viii review the work OF the To-
Mrs. j \. Grecnewald entertained
party OF dozen friends yesterday after
noon at the matinee at the Colonial the he
cousin, Miss Gencve Fisher Of San Fran
cisco and Miss Mncttc Baer, a bride OF
the month. Mrs, RhnstTom and Mrs
party; The play, was followed by
beautifully appointed tea at the Hotel
Utah.
Mrs. W. W. Rivers entertained the
members of the Thursday Afternoon clu3
yesterday at l O'Clock luncheon. with
three tables of bridge later. The. guests
were seated at long table for the
great basket OF fruit. while the orange
and yellow OF the autumn time. made
the decora tions attractive The hostess
was assisted IN entertaining by her niece
Miss Mary Lunan. and Miss Florence
Halloran.
A number OF delightful supper parties
followed the ball OF the Utah club We'd
nesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. c. c Gay
ton entertained a. party composed OF Mr.
and Mrs. 4. 3. IRVING; Mr., and Mrs
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur ribbey, Dr.. and Mrs.
4. Ray Irvine and Mrs. Il. ". Daynes
at supper at The tloteI Utah
Inc DAOSnlelS OF luG CLAb loliSS'S 8
will sive their annual pioneer ball to-
| night in the Bishops building on North
Main street The affair promises great
| deal OF pleasure for the members or the
| organization spd their friends. The cos
TUNES VII be OF the old lash,9nsd S Sna, No
pioneere in the early days Those in
Charge Of the affair are EILzabetf Wright,
Eliza beth Hayward, l!na. y. Card, VIC
| torla McCune. Ida S. Allen, Laura II.
Merrill gffe Merrill, Sarah ]. Cannon
Hattie Kimball, Flora Horne, Lucy =
Clark. Mary II. Buckholdt. Emeretrs 9
| Smith, Julia NJ Farnsworth. Isabel Thur
man. Mary Burterworth. Mary J. Claw
son, May Belle Davis. Abo,e II. CoWleY'
Kate F, Burton Isabel Workman
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Jelfs, who We're eN-
pected home from the orleut by this Tune;
| have changed their plans ana roma lneo
over longer in japan. TheT VII not be
here till some time early in December
| "
Mr.. and Mrs, j.. l.. Woodlouse arc UP
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