The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-08
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vice president; Miss Marguerite Scott,
secretary; Miss Kathleen Graves. treas
nrer and the Misses Grace Sullivan
Katherine Owens, Mary owens. Margaret
Collins, Margaret Harrington, Josephine
Mooney, Ruth Killecn. Agnes Mcmahon
Julia Stephens, Anna Rotzlcr. Claire Lit
tie Clare Driscoll, Clara Meyers.
ono of the pleasant affairs arranged
for this evening il the presentation OF
'grinccss Eiliu," = little Japanese play
let i'm the hall of the Consolidated Music
comnany. The play win be presented lhy
society. ard Il has IN .;s cast q number
or local society girls. The play is 10 be
under The direction OF Mrs Larson and
Miss Lila Mac Eaton. aud the cast Is
as follows. Princess Kisu, Miss Marian
Jennings; Yuki Miss Lila Mae Eaton.
Momosa. Miss Anita Blank: Totmai. Miss
mic Wilkes; Sahara, Miss Ada Blank;
Ito. Miss Florence Godbc; Miss Peuder-
CAST Miss Dorothy Weber; Lady Cecil,
Miss Louise Jennings.
Prcpa rs tions are under way for a biz
society CONCERT tho end Of next week in
In" ballroom of the Hotel Utah which
bids Calr 10 be a really unique event. II
viii he a promenade concert and the pro-
gCammc viii be under the direction OF
Mrs. Eugene B Palmer. with Mrs.
Syb"lls Clayton SassciL assisting, and
Squire Coop's orchestra from the Uni
vorSity Of Utah furnishing incidental
music on the balcony outside Of the ball
room. preceding the AFFAIR proper. The
music section of tho Ladies' Literary
club recently on the day@devotcd to the
study OF American woman composers, anu
VII consist OF talk on 'AInerlcah We.
illustrations Of their works by several OF
the wcll-known singers.
\ most delightful social event Of yes,
4 tllr bril- ~ ton n
which Mrs George r. Lockhsrt enter
tanned a large number or friends al her
beautiful home IN Federal Heights; Eight
tables Of bridge wero played and later
~ many more friends came In to. ON
Joy ton Here, the hostess was assisted
| ny Mrs. Frcd Knlclserbocker, and Mrs:
co6ee. while Miss Jane Darling, Miss
| Martha Richards. Miss Emma Iane and
Miss Darlene 1<Inbsll assisted III sery,-
| ing, The rooms were All bright WIN
I floral decorations the sitting room In
pink and white cilryssnihemnms. while q
beautiful arrangcmeut OF whto and ycl-
low adorned The dining room
The Ladies' Literary club VIII hold the
regular meeting this afternoon. the pro-
grdmme FOR the last meeting having been
transferred 10 the present datc. Froi
George Marshall Of the University al
Utah will speak TO tho members or
"lIniyerslty Extension Work and Frank
Holman. the winner or the Rhode:
scholarship in l9OS, VIII SpcdN On '''i
Rhodes and the Rhodes Scholarship;
The music viii be furnished by Mrs VII
liam a. WciZcIl and Mrs George 'Skc!-
ton.
Mrs. NJ H. Kcrvn MAS the hostess
| vest ovday at n very beautifully arranged
luncheon at tie Hotel Utah. At whicf
Mrs. David Keith WAS the guests oi
honor and tvcnty friends were eptcr'
talucd Mrs T.. Il. Mc6iurrin assisted tho
hostess Ia receiving her guests The Ions
table VAS laid I'm tho banquet room auc
was beautiful with yellow chrysanth"
NUNS In baskets and quantities o
ferns.
A number Of the Young bachelor Of
Gcers nr Fort Douglas entertained :
marty Of Young girls from town and TIN
two visiting girls M the post last even
ing at dinner at the bachelors mes
I with 2 bowling party later. Mrs Ter
kIns chapcroncd the youns people
AIrs Glen Miller has returned from
visit with friends in Nebraska. where sli
s,"upcd off on her way home from IN
: cast.
{ Mrs. Thomas Marioneaux has as ne
.:ucs, for the winter. her mother Mr'
OatIuan, from Denver.
Mr. aud Mrs T. g. Crawford and MIf
2 Crawford will move shortly TO Their me-
N home on * street.
4 Miss Margaret Mcintyre. who Is al