The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-17

day for the northwest, They VIII be alb
sent "A month or siN weeks and viii Wat
points, returning by way OF san Fran
cisco. I'm route home they viii visit IN
Reno and Goldneld.
Mrs. John Phelan was hostess to the
at ST. Joseph's hail Thursday afternoon.
The Fifth ward w. c. T. L. met Tues
day with Mrs. .. Il. Craft.
meeting of the Child Culture club
was held Tuesday afternoon nj the home
OF Mrs. j. T. Lynch The opening mum
| bcr OF the programme was an interest
| inG discussion OF the paper, Silent lnHu-
cncc.' by Mrs. Farley r. Wright. Mrs.
Il. O. Gowans read "A number OF Wads-
worths best poems and Mrs. IL. NJ. Bar
/ rows gave several OF his quotations, The
| rendition OF Il number OF vocal selections,
by Mrs. II. w. Slmrtlif. was much ap-
/ preciated by the guests. The next meet
Ing viii be held with Mrs. Thomas ID.
! Dee. Tuesday. November 20.
Howard Stratford and Thomas Rhees
left Monday for Germany. where they
viii spend the next three years us mis-
sionaries FOR the Mormon church
Mrs. Martha A. Allen and Mrs. Allan
Miller left Wednesday evening for "A ten
DAYS visit with Mr. and Mrs. ]. w.
Stevens in Preston. Ida.
A surprise was given Mrs. NJ. NJ. Scho-
field Tuesday evening at her home by the
workers OF the Fifth ward religion class.
The rooms were decorated with red and
yellow chrysanthemums and ferns Games
and music were the diversions of the
evening n luncheon was served by Mrs.
Mary Rackham, Mrs Lizzie Lockhead
and Mrs. d. r. Wheewright. The mem
hers OF the class presented beautiful
volume OF Poems OF Inspiration TO
able assistance in the work.
A tea was given Wednesday afternoon
In the Episcopal parish house. Mrs. r.
S. Farnsworth gave several interesting
n lHc md Af-n
n number Of vocal selections. The hos
tesses were the Mesdames True. Kircher.
Horn and Woodruff
Wednesday evening the What-I- Can
society Of the Baptist church was enter
Patten. The book discussed was THE
Challenge OF the city" After tho close
OF the business session, the evening was
devoted 10 games and music, following
which a luncheon was served.
A white bow social will he given by
the w. G.. T. L. OF the Fourth ward
Wednesday evening at the home Of Miss
Sarah S. Chapman.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Cowan
card party. Prizes in the card game We're
won by Florence Downs. James Knight
Opal Richardson and w. A. Knight.
Mrs. ". N. McGIn OF Ely. New. is vIs-
iting relatives in Ogden.
An informal matinee dance was given
Wednesday afternoon In the Weber acad-
emy hall under the auspices OF the do
nestle arts department.
Mrs. May Urry entertained the mem
bers OF the Sego Lily club at her home
on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs, Richard b Porter will entertain
the Ladies Literary club Wednesday, No
vember 20.
The young peoples Bible class OF the
Baptist church met Wednesday evening
with Miss Meta Thompson and Miss
Laura Bruce at the home OF Mrs. George
Craig After a short business session
games and music were enjoyed and re
freshments we're served to fifteen guests.
The Historical society met In the Og-
den high school Saturday afternoon with
Mrs. ]. L. Miller as hostess. The sub
ject for the afternoon was "a Vocation
for Every Child 1t was in charge OF
Mrs. William Meale
Mrs. Clayton c.. Coolidge entertained
the Home Culture club at her home
Thursday afternoon.
The members OF the Martha society will
be the guests Of Mrs, Hugh C. Wood Mon
day.
The Baptist Mission circle was enter
tained at the home Of Mrs. A. NJ. Hast
ings Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. John
Hobbs was leader of the afternoon study.
A card party and dance were given
Thursday evening by the Junior class OF
the Weber academy.