The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-05
MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS

Miss Louise McEwan entertained
last evening at the first of series OF
bridge parties at her home, nine tables
of players .enjoying the evening. The
bostess was assisted by Miss Marguer-
ite Daynes and Mrs. A. T. Cutler, and
following the gamc of the evening
delicious supper was served
Tho ladies of the Cathedral guild OF
ST. Mark 's church will hold silver
tea at the home of Dean and Mrs.
Samuel r. Colladay on Tuesday,
(, May 81.
| H. H. Embroidery club at her home,
2706 South Seventh East street, last
Wednesday afternoon. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs Thomas hirkin-
shaw, 72s East Eight, South
One of the pleasant affairs. OF the
week WAS the surprise party given by
the Naomi p, G. club on two Of its
members. Mrs. T. J. Maronah and Mrs.
+. A. Miller, II West Fifth South
street, it being the Anniversary OF
their birthdays The members pre-
sented tho two honored guests with
dainty gold pins with the letters 2. N.
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Mrs. Mary Gail made the presenta-
tion in befitting manner. The even.
ing was spent with few games Of
five hundred, after which refreshments
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. David H. Andrew of
Harmony place celebrated the fifteenth
anniversary of their wedding with
dinner Friday evening, followed by
md T,o w
Robert J. Burdette, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. n. Pau]oo, Victor Pauloo, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. J. Bourne, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Ali, Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Lowther, Mr..
and Mrs. D, j. Larmie, Judge and Mrs.
A. McMaster and Miss Frances Nc
Master.
Miss Hegney will entertain a score
of her friends at bridge on Monday
afternoon.
A very enjoyable affair was rendered
the friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
ford w. Nilsson last Monday night in
commemoration of their twenty:fifth
wedding anniversary. The social hall
in the /. o. W. j.. building was en-
gagged for the occasion, and was deco
rated in red and white. The early part
Of the evening was spent In dancing,
dIteI WHICH IelIeShmentS were seINou
to about one hundred and twenty-five.
Fl, M. ii. Lund acted as tonstmaster,
and extended a hearty welcome to all
in behalf of Mr., and Mrs. Nilsson. Mrs
| Jennie II. Bennett, president of Danish
Sister lodge No. 60, extended to the
couple the compliments of the lodge,
and presented them with beautiful
chest Of table silverware. Compliments
and wishes for future welfare were ex-
pressed by P. W. Madsen, Danish Con-
sui T., Or!ab, James Hansen, T: Toni"
son, Mrs. P. W. Madsen, A G. Larsen,
R. W. Madsen and E. W. Nilsson.
The F. F, F. girls of the kindergarten
| department Of the university enter
tanned 100 Of their friends last
Saturday evening at delightful af-
fair in the assembly room Of the mu-
scum building: The place was gay with
the spring blossoms, and the same
colors were carried out in the frocks
dergarten games filled the early even
ing, and Miss Mary B. Fox delighted
her hearers with some fine stories. A
supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delos Boyer entertained
Friday evening with a birthday gath
erlng complimentary to their son,
Francis Boyer. The home was beauti-
fully decorated in green colors and
cially attractive was the dining room,
where from every available place hung
tiny dolls. One feature of the evening
was the use Of the personal pronoun
IL, whenever used u forfeit had to
be paid. After music and other games
Refreshments were served. Mrs, Bower
was ably assisted by her sister, Miss
Houtz.
Miss j. A. Laughlin at her apartments
in the Moxum hotel Monday evening,
April 20. Those present were Misses
Cora Vail, l.. Thomson. Birdie Nord-
quist, Daisy Meagher, Clara Draper.
Estelln Jensen, Nettie Hamilton, Laura
Drushal, Viola Drushal. Anna Jensen,
Frances Won Hake, Mathilda Kahn.
The Chatterbo1 club was entertained
Friday afternoon by Miss Dorothy
Eroiseth at her home on Sherman ave
nue.. The members present were Mrs
Charles Peet, Misses Helen Collier, Rae
Elmer, Henrietta Berets, Vilate Currie
Dorothy Helm, LIE Nora Farrell and
Lyle Currie.
The Seventeenth meeting for the year
the home of Miss DeIphia Stewart
Tuesday evening The prize winners
for the game were Miss Laura Morri
son and Miss jamie Gillett After the
game Hviolet supper" was served
The decorations were in violets and
purple and green ribbons. The club
meet next at the home Of Miss Lou
nina Ritter,
MIR: and Mrs. Henry T. Smertz en-.
tertained Friday evening at MAXIM
party of friends from Virginia, who
were en- route to Los Angeles to attend
the Shriners' convention,
Miss Naomi Hoffman entertained he1
| Sunday school class at dinner Friday
| eyenIng: The invited guests were the
Misses Lucille FRANKIE, Marguerite Rice
Mhi ISABEL Rice, Glenn Walker, Virginia
| whitney, Ada Clark, Phoebe Dey. Mar
jennings, Stella Shepard and Marjorie
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