The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-14

~ NE OF the most important ahairS
planned for the coming week is
the bridge tea to be gwen by
Mrs. L. H. Oswald at the Hotel
Utah, AT which a large number OF her
friends will be entertained. Mrs. j B,
Whitehil will entertain on Thursday
with luncheon for Mrs. IA. ,. Orrlck
aud her guests. Mrs. Kenna and Mrs,
Berrill. The Utopia club members VIII
he entertained at the usual luncheon
and bridge on Wednesday 10y Mrs.
George W. Read and on Wednesday
following Mrs. Charles A. Quigley VIII
entertain the members OF. the crystal
Bridge club. large number of young
people are planning TO 90 to Cgden on
Monday night TO attend the dance TO
he given there by number of the
young society maids of that city. Miss
Ferris and Miss Olive Ferris will en-
tertain at a tea also on Monday for
Mrs. Luther Steele OF Portland and
Mrs. Mcfarland. An important event
of the week end will be the musieal
tea TO be given at the home of Miss
Lena Hague by the members Of the
College club next Saturday afternoon.
y number of affairs, SOME small and
some of more pretentlons, are planned
by the young girls for Miss Margaret
liillman, who is the guest of Miss Vir-
ginia Beatty, among them n tea which
Miss Beatty will give during the week.
The May day dance for the benefit
of the public play grounds is TO be Civ
en- after all on the evening before May
/, Tuesday, April 30, and the place
chosen is the popular ball room Of the
Hotel Utah. The affair is in the hands |
Of Mrs. Alice Goodwin Savage as chair !
man, with Miss Kate Williams as as
.so%n ~ arf, wi IA ~.
been found for the various committees
and the affair will doubtless be more Of
q success than any so far attempted.
The reception committee consists OF
Miss Virginia Beatty, Miss Mary Mar.
shall. Miss Cary Marshall Miss Mar
garet Walker. Margaret Rice is chair J
man of the ticket committee and as
Margaret Dunn, Miss Alice Wells, Mrs. !
overfeld, Miss Josephine We'll. TN
advertising committee consists of Miss
Elizabeth Allen, Miss Hazel Oswald, |
Miss Margaret Mcclure. The hall and |
music will be in charge of Miss Lucille
FRANKIE. Miss Minnette Baer and Miss
Loreen Leary. Miss Gertrude Hanson,
will provide the programmes. Mrs
Paul Keyser is chairman of the deco
rating committee and assisting are
Miss Marie Od~ll MMiss Merce Lewis,
Miss Edna Farnsworth. The press com
mittee consists of Mrs Savage, Miss
Mildred Mcmillan. Miss Edna Dunn
and Miss Loreen Leary. The refresh
ments committee is in charge of Miss
Eliza Dey. Miss Marguerite Stewart,
Miss GLADYS McCoDaughy, Miss Griz-
zelle Houston
A delightful tea of yesterday after
noon was that given by Captain and
Mrs. George B. Pond of Fort Douglas,
10 meet their guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Major of Indiana. Al the Off.
GERS and ladies of the garrison and
TO meet the distinguished literary man
and his charming wife, and although
the affair was most informal. it was
all the more enjoyable. The rooms
were bright throughout with pink and
white Dragons and III the dining room
the tea table presented Il particularly
attractive sight Here Mrs George f.
her sister. Miss Cartwright, assisted
the hostess by serving tea The regi-
mental orchestra seated III the den fur
nlshed an excellent musical rrogramme
the late hours oG the af-
ternoon while the friends came and
went.
eS' ana speaking Oh DlrtnQayS there
was very elaborate luncheon yester-
day which was held a strict secret in
the favored circle houored by invita-
tons, The fair young hostess told no
one the exact number of years to be
recorded. but it was g. significant fact
that the decorations, the number of
guests. and all the minor appointments
were IN one mystic number, large
enough. too, to keep any Of the guests
from asking Just what it meant. Or.
ehids. numbering blank. blank Ameri-
can Beauties and the same number OF
place cards of peculiar design all sug-
gested certain birthday. which for
many years has been taboo among