The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-14


The former affair gorgeous -bued decora-
tions added 20 the appearance OF the
BANQUET room and the small den open
ing off IL was all in Japanese effect, Here
Miss Helen EnowIton. Miss Florence
Campbell and Miss Beth McCune served
punch during the dancing, while a; late
hour a delicious buffet supper was served
to the guests, from & serving kitchen ad
joining the banquet room. Altogether
the evening was one or unusual plea sure
ard was thoroughly enjoyed by the COM
panj,
Miss Dey and Miss eliza pey enter
taiDed ABOUT thirty friends last evening
at a most delightful dancing party at the
Dey home on Fifth East street. the of-
talr Being IN compliment TO Miss Alice
Wal! and Lieutenant Ned NJ. Green.
important social event. The whole house
was bright With color, mainly the tri-
color OF the United states army, in com
pliment to the bridegroom. quantities OF
and white fowers as wei! throughout the
home, mingled with the gorgeous hue OF
the faSs: Splendid dance music was fur
nished for the pleasure OF The suests,
elaborate supper was served in buffet
style; The guests, besides Miss Wall and
Lewis y. .Ieits. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Catrow, Lieutenant and Mrs. Harr2. l..
Jordan, Mrs. Walter Stone, Mrs. Van
Wall Miss Ellzabetil Niles Miss Joseph
inc Campbell. Miss Norlnne Thompson.
Miss Margarsi Mcclure. Miss Geneve
Robert Butterfel6, Brent Picard. Scott
woodward Major Manley. Or. Wason,
Lieutenant c. c. Earll., Lieutenant ]. \.
Early. Lieutenant p. c. Cotton, 1,ienten.
ant Arthur r. Underwood, Lieutenant
William G. Weaycr.
Miss Sara Alexander. formerly a the
alrcal cavolite here. and her niece Miss
I,,rir 1.gip n
guests OF honor yesterday at a beauti-
fully appointed luncheon at the Dwyer
a few of the old friends OF Miss Alexan-
der were entertained, The table was
bright with roses in the red OF the holt
day deeors TONS. and the lllenda' ,saiss oss!9es
Jennings. Mrs Franl, W. Jennings, Nh
and Mrs c. S. Burton, Nv and Mrs.
II. G. Whitney, Mrs. EVA Y. Davis. Mrs.
George NJ, Marshall Mrs Kate YOUNG:
Mrs. Mary Joe Young. Miss blnna Lucy
Gates The same two guests were en-
tertaincd last evening at an elaborate
Young. whose friendship for Miss Alex
andcr dates back many years,
are the latest Of the army people TO be
sent away from Fort Douglas. and they
will leave Monday for Lexington Ky,
where Lieutenant Guliion GoGIts az nf Gosn Ton
tuclsy, Mrs. CimllIon entertained all the
little people at the post triday afternoon
at birthda;- party TOR her! her Hltle he oauoSTnd
forward a week on account OF the hur-
rled departure OF the family
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Emerson Hoag and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold John Peery OF OG-
den have issued invitations for dancing
party TO be given at the Colonial ball
room on Friday evening December "a
The Women OF the u Of U, will hold
a meeting this afternoon in the kinder
GaIten rooms OF the university. Dr. j.
r Kingsbury will give a talk and music
Evans and Mrs. Marguerite Kinky, The
ln>stcsses of the afternoon Will he Mrs
w. G. Ebaugh, Mrs. y. =. Peterson, MIS-
r. 3. Ketshum, Mrs. Borshton and Miss
Lieutenant and Mrs. Bertram p. John
son entertained the officers and ladies
Of Fort Douglas last evening at the
regular meeting OF the evening card
club. which Is hereafter TO be known as
the Auction Bridge club
The young men Of the Sigma Chi fra
ternity OF the university have Issued in
yltatlors for an elaborate evening affair
next Friday at the Hotel Utah To be
given under. Inc patronage OF some Of
the state officials,
The Plate club met Thursday with
Mrs. J, II Mcmillan at her home, hay
ing the usual luncheon. preceding the
game OF the afternoon. Mrs. Joseph Tag
lor won the prize. The CLUB has ad-
Journed till after the holidays when II
Hanchctt.
Edwin KImoau, former Salt Lake
boy now one OF the officials Of the Cen
AZ rTri- n SCl1enpcta1V
here for short time and Is visiting his
mother, Mrs, Edwin GImball, at her
home on Sixth East street.
Miss Richmond and Miss Marguerite
Richmond Will entertain this afternoon
at !. bridge tea at their home OH East
South TEMPLE street IN compliment to
Mrs. Daniel Alexander (Mlnette Baer).
Senator and Mrs Thomas Kearns Will
he home oil Monday from a hurried visit
TO Indiana,
Lieutenant ]. \. Early is back at Fort
Douglas from q. visit OF some three
months to his Ole. home in Virginia
The Browning. section. Of the, Ladies'
usual O'Clock luncheon today by Mrs.
John Cain at her home in the Palace
A1rs. \, w McCune Will entertain a
few or her old-tlme friends at an old
fashioned party tonight at her home on
North Main street
Mrs w. \. Sweet VIII leave today for
California TO spend the remainder of the
winter,
David Keith, Jr, reached home yes"
lerday afternoon from Port Deposit, Md, |
20 spend the holidays with his parents.
Captain and Mrs. Charles w. Exton
are now settled In their new quarters, f!
No. S, at Fort Douglas
Mr. and Mrs II A. Broadhurst and
their family arc up from Mount Pleas |
ant TO spend few days here, and are
at the Cullen hotel.
Miss Sadie Smith will entertain this |
evening In honor or Miss LyIo Brimley, |
and Mrs. J. L. Kendrick and Miss Sarah |
Mozley will assist her.
DIR. David II. Lewis has removed to !
zoos Walker Bank building.
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