The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-02

host and hostess We're Mr. and Mrs.
frank L; Dodge AID Mrs, y. Cham :
5@rs: S: while assisting In serving were the
and Denise I<srrick. a beautifully deco
rated Christmas trce added much To The
general holiday appearance. Informal
musical numbers were enjoyed.
Tho Cunningham home on L street also
vas bright With It's company Of friends.
and was the meeting place % over sew
cnty-fve friends during the hours Of
the afternoon. Mrs. Gustav Luclwtz Of
Spokane received with tho host and host
css and taking turns In serving were
Mrs. W; 9. Alexander Mrs. ". Edward
Fife. Miss Mildred Mcmillan. Mrs. Alice
Savage, Miss Helen Webster, Harold
Lamb, MIR. PARKER and Fred smith. The
house was decorated with Its Christmas
green, and in the dining room red car
used with rcd candles 10 light tho whole,
Senator and Mrs Thomas icarns and
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Grace
and their littc daughter. MISS Geraldine.
and tho three children ot the Kearns
family, Edmund. Thomas. Jr.. and Helen.
VIII all leave today on the afternoon
train FOR the west. Mr.. and Mrs
kearns will return shortly for stay
here Of some time. but tho boys viii
cutter college and remain there for the
r"ar and the Grace family Will return 10
their home in Santa Rosa.
Tho frs, of IL long list OF Leap Year
events was that given last evening at
the Ladies Literary club. and Was a de-
llEhtful affair managed cntirel" by II
party Of young GIRLS. The hall was gay
with Its holiday uappings and - fine
orchestra seated on dias at the wesi
end OF the hall. The young hostesscs
Of the affair were Miss Helen Cohn. Miss
Pearl Ro,hschild, Miss Irene Simon, Miss
Igii nj. 10 RI nrf
Miss Omcgo Woolf, Miss IIortcnsc Lev
ison and Miss Martha Bernieim The
affair was chapcroned by Mrs, George s.
Auerbach. Mrs. Singerman. Miss Daniel
Lipman and Mrs. j, A GreeneTald.
The most elaborate society affair OF
today Will be the luncheon at the Hotel
Utah, at which Mrs. William NJ o Brien
friends in honor Of Mrs. Joseph r.
Grace % Santa Rosa. who is n guest
at the kcarns home. and Mrs. James
Daueherty of Portland, who ie at the
Whitley home for The holidays
Dr. and Mrs. II. \ Mayo entertained
at delightful party last evening al
their home, The guests being tho mem .
bers of Mrs. MayoS bridge Cub and
their husbands. Eight tables ot brlds"
were played and later Dutch suppo"
was served. The home was gay with
holiday decorations and the guests en-
joy eu 'th iuIOl lliai !l'H' VI ~ i'''p"'HS
tho supper.
Rchearsals will begin this morning for
the production of the kirmess which iS
planned for some time carly IN F"bru-
airy, The affair will be under The man
ag"incni of Mrs. William u. I<is"r and II
is to be ono of tho most elaborate ar
fairs ever undertaken locally. Miss Tlar-
ibCl Burton, who WAS formerly "a dane
ing teacher hero. has come on from the
cast 10 manage The professional work,
nr. and Mrs \. c. WhcrIy will enter
tain the members or their bridge club a.
their bone this evening.
Miss Glen Walker Will entertain 2
party of hcT lttle friends al an affair
at tho Walker home Ibis afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William spicIbere ier, last
Friday for SIX weeks stay III New
York.
Last SUNDAY Nj. and Airs. William
s;pieIbers entertained AZ their hoInc IN
the Progress apartments with IN ciab-
ora,c Christmas cyc dinncr for a dozen
OF their rIlenGs,
Mrs l.. u. iicrrEs and son Phlmore
were the guests OF Mr. aud Mrs JUsrp'
Warhurst OF Lincoln street over NcN
Years day.
one of tho most enjoyable affairs OF
New Years eve VAS the slumber party
given nv tho MissCT Mary and talbcrin'
Owens for she Bachelor Maids, a'
earlier par; OF tho evening was spent III
. PLAYING various games and I'm ""astihE
Shortly after midnight tnc guests al-
iu,irncd to one uf tho larg"r rnoms on tho
second door. Here n delicious supper
dainty houdoIr caps were distributed