The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-16

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and Mrs, Gothard of Murray.
Members of Yc Old Albany clut
met Thursday afternoon at the homo
OF Mrs. II. Skillbeck Lunch was
served and enjoyed by all the member.
present, Papers were read by the pres
ldent and discussed by the members
Eleven were present. The hostess tick
ct was drawn by Mrs, Hixon on Fourth
avenue.
The Initial club was entertained by
Mrs. Joseph Haslcm at her home on
Tenth West and First South, June II
FIRST prize was won hy Mrs. Henry
JACKSON; second prize by Mrs. Harry
Bowen. The club will meet next with
Mrs, Harry Bowen: August II.
Mrs. Orson r.. Speirs will enterta in
in honor of Miss Ireta Goddard the
coming week. Mrs. L. Morrison will
also entertain in her honor.
Mrs. Canning of Canning apart
ments. Fifth East and Second South,
Pythian knights. wives and sisters on
Friday night. june 81.
Mrs. Ben Roberts entertained few
of her friends very pleasantly at cards
Friday afternoon at her home in Har.
mony place. The rooms were decora ted
with roses and peonies and iu the game
of the afternoon Mrs. Gotthelf won the
prize.
Mrs T.. Fredericksou entertained the
1t: ii. Embroidery club Wednesday
afternoon at Liberty park. About
twenty
ing will be held at Mrs. n. KiIburn 's.
754 Lake street. Wednesday, June 26,'
The ninth grade graduates of the
Jefferson school enjoyed a banquet
Wednesday afternoon, June IL. Gov
ers were spread for fifty. and the
tables were brilliantly decorated with
white and red peonies. G. l.. Wrav.
the class teacher, acted az toastmaster
Speeches were made by Mr. Mccoy.
Mr. Jones, Miss Palmer and Miss Ma,
I'm. IN class poems were given by Harry
Warner and Leo Londic Glass pro
phesy was given by the Misses Lucille
Hanson and Grace Lcatham.
The Souvenir Card club will meet
next Thursday afternoon with Mrs. G.
II. Malin at her home, 9Ss Rice street.
Electa chapter No. s, o. L. s., will
hold the regular meeting Tuesday even.
ing at the Masonic hall
An event of the week was a lake
party given Friday evening. June Ia,
by Victor Bird and Viola Drushal. The
table and place cards were decorated in
flags, and the remainder of the even
ing was spent in dancing. Those pres
ont fba N1IgSos Morrill,.
Esther Wagner, Carrie Christensen,
Ruth Leaver, Elsie Sutton. Edith
Huested, Lydia Shepherd, Dolhe Hou-
ser, Laura Drushal and the Messrs.
Jack Lee. Clyde BrImley, Francis Par
rot, Henry Westerson, Clarence FauIk.
ner, Wilford Stevenson, Charles Nc
Dewitt, Sidney Johnson, Walter Han
sen and John McAuliffe.
Miss Elizabeth r. Canyon, whose
to Il. s. Potter takes place in
July. was the complimcnted guest of a
number of social affairs during the
past week. On Thursday afternoon
Mrs. ". C. Bradford entertained at
bundle shower In her honor, and on
Friday Miss Alice Elder rendered her
delightful "picnic luncheon"
Mrs. Maggie Young entertained a |
lew OF her TRENDS Wednesday evening
at her home in Forest Dale. A very
evening was spent. Refresh |
nents were served Decorations were |
n pink and red roses.
Miss Lily Watkins entertained at n |
oundie shower Thursday evening at |
he home of Mr., and Mrs. J. l.. Halbom
n honor of Miss May Knowldeu, a
Juue bride, Many beautiful presents
we're received Pink and green deco
'ations were used for the rooms with
'oses and sweet peas as centerpieces
or the table. Games were played and
! number Of selections were rendered
N the piano by Miss Rachel Peterson.
Among those present were Grace Hew-
EFT, Ferlie Gleason, Rachel Peterson.
lfton Lyon, Josephine Reynolds, Net.
lie Gibson. Charlotte Cummings.
Nary Murdock, Lily Watkins. Mrs
Jera Wilson. Mrs. Ruby Spears and
Irs. ]. l.. Halbom.