The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24

NNTJMFRABLE teas and daytime
affairs are to fill the coming
week, but no large evening event
comes till toward the end The
men of the university club will enter
tain at their regular Thanksgiving
dance. Friday evening. and the young
people of the U. of L. will entertain
the football heroes at big post-sea-
son celebration in the gymnasium
Thursday night following the last game
OF the present year. Still another
dancing affair of especial interest TO
the young people is the dance to be
given by Miss Marjorie Haldon Satur-
day evening in the hop room at the
post at which number of her high
school friends will be entertained.
Mrs. A. f. Kimball entertains the
Monday Bridge club at her home to-
morrow afternoon, and Mrs. c. NJ.
Benedict also will entertain the same
dav at bridge for Mrs, d'Autremont.
Mrs. C. f.. Travers will entertain the
Tuesday Bridge club at her home on
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. A. Fred
Wey viii entertain the Plate club at
the usual luncheon on Wednesday in
81 nf
Thanksgiving. One of the special
Thanksgiving diuners will be that at
which Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Allen
Keyes will be the host and hostess
next Thursday evening at the Alta
club
Miss Mary Luman and Miss Flor
euce Haflorsn will be the hostesses this
afternoon at q large and elaborate tea
at the Luman home, the affair being
especially in compliment 10 Miss Ellen
Maury, Of Norfolk, Va, who is spend
ing the winter with her uncle and
aunt, Lieutenant and Mrs. Harry L.
Jordan. AT the post. The affair Will
lnclude the young men, as well as the
girls. as Sunday afternoon affairs us
ually do, aud The young hostesses will
be assisted by some Of the ladies from
Fort Douglas.
4 MOST delightful affair Of ycster
"a day was that given by Miss Al
ton Young at the bospitablo Young
home in Red Butte hollow, the sccne
for years past of so many delightful So
ciai affairs. Miss Young entertained
about thirty of he? friends at beauti-
fully appointed buffet luncheon with
most enjoyable old-fashioued keusing-
ton following. Tho home was bright
with flowers, and ut each small table
where the guests were seated, baskets
of pink Killarney roses tied with pink
tule were used for decoration The
lovely home, with its spacious rooms,
Was flooded with the sunshine of the
glorious autumn day, and the whole
place Was rosy pink with its decora.
tions. The hostess was assisted by her
sisters, Mrs. William Reid. Mrs. Lester
Freed, Mrs. lie Grandc Young, ,Jr., and
also by Mrs. W. j. Lowe of Brigham
City formerly Miss Elsie Ward. The
guests included Mrs r. $. Bascom, Mrs.
r. G. Woodruff. Mrs. Karl A. Scheid,
Mrs. Ashby d. Cleveland, Mrs, Charles
d. Rooklidee, Mrs. w. w Armstrong,
Mrs. c. + Pearsall, Mrs. Joseph e.
Caine, Mrs. James Wells, Mrs. Henry
Sadlcr, Miss Minnie Sadler, Mrs,
Charles Post and her mother, Mrs. Bal
ley; Mrs. G.. p, Pfoutz, Mrs Hanauer,
Miss Hanauer, Mrs, Mary z. Gilmer,
Mrs. Jack Gilmer, Mrs. George Y Wal
lace, Mrs. James II, Moyle, Mrs +. J.
Glendiuning, Mrs. James e. Jennings,
Mrs. Waltor Jennings, Mrs. Ccray, Mrs.
j. l.. Frankep, Mrs Claud Freed, Mrs.
Fl. 6. McMillan, Mrs. Charles Smith,
Mrs. NJ. Fl. Walker, Mrs, J. T. Harris
and Mre. W. W. Ritter.
A MONG the changes contem plated at
1A Fort Douglas which will inter
fere with some of the pleasantest so.
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