The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-15
Social Happenings in Cities and Towns of Utah

Mrs; Z. L. corftnan and Miss Ethc
Noon,
The Utah Sorosis club met Wednesday
altnrnoon at the Hotel Roberts. The
Henrle, and Interesting readings We're
also given by Mrs. A. c. Lund, Mrs. ia
cob colman and Mrs. r. r. Irvine. Jr
Mrs. Mary E. Bunnel gave a. reception
vvIdusy vInM evening at her home In Lake
daughter Emma TO James T. Blake, the
MARRIAGE having occurred In the Salt
Lake temple December 4. One hundred
presents were received. Mr.. and Mrs,
Blake will make their home in Vine
yard.
The entire receipts at the Princess
thcster December l5. Friday. were given
70 the wldows and orphans Of the city.
FROM = O'Clock to i the entertainment [
was for adults and from 8 TO 4 was for
children.
,,, a concert was given in College hall at
the direction of Prof Robert Sauer II
was one of the most successful affairs OF
the kind this season.
nat promises 10 be the most ella bo-
ra1e baI "a aisalr al Of Of the month is the charity
Der 20, by the relief societies of the i've
wards OF the city. The arrangements;
LOT inc affair have been placed in the
ta ma nds OF committees. who are working
Hard. Inc committee on ARRANGEMENTS
consists OF Mrs James Gray, chairman;
Mr.; and Mrs. 4. c. Lund, Mr. and Mrs.
!; D. plXon, Mrs. George S, Taylor and
turned home, after spending the past
seven weeks visiting MIR Bicrsach's bar
ents In Versailles. Mo They expect to
leave soon for California and will spend
the balance of the winter there,
Miss Wilmirth Brown, daughter OF Mrs
Louisa BroWn of the Third ward. was
married III the Salt Lake temple
ednesday to Cleveland a. Brown of Al
-. The Daughters OF the Pioneers met
55iuiIdinG. when Mrs. II. j. Hayward and
Organization, were In attendance.
One OF the delightful affairs OF the
Wednesday evening in the First ward
socia! hall by the ElllIc club The hall
was decorated In holiday colors Fifty
couples were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heber Duke entertained
with a delightful family dinner at their
home Sunday last. the affair being in
honor OF Mrs. Dukes parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Boardman. Chrysanthe-
NUNS were used In decorating the table.
Robert Boardmans Jr-. Mr.. and Mrs, Jo-
seph Ward. M. and Mrs. Martin Sire
bell, Mr. and Mrs. John Boardman. Mr..
dnd hTSr leouOO SllnmOASs MISS Tavern
Ward and Miss GernIce Boardman.,
Mr.. aud Mrs. William H. Ackroyd an
noupce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Florence TO John II, Souter. the mar
riase TO take place Christmas day,
Mrs. D. \. Adamson OF Plea SAINT Grove
spent the past few days visiting in the
garden city. guest OF Mrs. Il, w. Bib
bens.
Music lovers and society folk gener-
ally are looking forward with pleasant
anticipation 10 the concert next Wednes-
day by the taberna Gle choir. when Miss
Emma Lucy Gates Will appear in Provo
for the first time since her illness.
Friday evening at the Central school
an interesting programme was given
when students from each OF the city
schools participated In A story telling
contest about characters in ancient his
tory The Parker school was represented
by Lillian Taylor and Zella Justison; the
Maeser by Helen McCoard and Albert
Page: the Franklin by Dora Singleton
and Solomia Peay; the TiIupanogos by
AIelvs Hodson, Elton Taylor. Leonard
Spendlove and Myrtle Woods.
Members Of the Relief corps, the q. A.
X. veterans. and the Pioneers and Indian
War veterans Will be the guests OF the
schools AT the Central school building
one day next week. While the date has
not been set. ap interesting programme
Is being arranged.