The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-03

Mrs y. j. Gorha M state president uf
the federation of women's clubs, Mrs. r.
-. oritchiow, president of ,the Ladies
| Literary club. and Mrs. a. II. Peabcdy
chairman Of the music section OF the lat
| ter are making, up a party of club women
10 attend the Mcclellan concert .Saturdas
! nisht N. The tabernacle Us a slight recos
nition OF the way In which Professor Mo
Ilellan has always favored tho club wo-
| men. either with his own music OF with
his help in preparing their programmes.
club women 10 the generosity abown last
June, when The local clubs onterta ined
the delegates TO the San Francisco bi-
| en'al WHO were assins through the city.
| on which occasion Professor Mcclellan
presented special programmes for the WIS.,
itors.
The members Of the Utah club of last
season have decided to give another &C.
ries OF dances this winter at the Hotel
Utah, and the first in a series Of five
Will ne given Iete IN October, the exact
| date not yet having been given out. The
! affairs are in the hands of three commit
| tees: arrangements F. F. Jenkens, Dell
Parse and Richard r. LYMAN; pro
grammes and guest cards. Mrs. T.. w.
Snow, Mrs G. l.. whitney and ". F..
Lake; and music. DR.. l.. w. Snow. f.
W payncs and Mrs Dale Farke
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The Misses May and Francis o'Neili
entertained about forty Of their young
friends last evening at bridge, In honor
OF Mrs. Charles Lyons and Miss Dorothy
Janpey of Los Angeles, who are here for
a short VISIT and are at the Hotel Utah.
| Following the game an elaborate supper
was served to the guests, Mre. z. j.
Moran. Mrs ]. F. McEnany, Mrs. W. a.
Wetzell and Mrs. Oakley, assisting the
hostesses. The rooms were lovely with
the autumn flowers and autumn 1enves.
together with quantities Of pink killar-
ney roses,
Mr.. and Mrs p. ". Madsen entertained
about p hundred Of their friends again
last evening at the second In series
OF wedn esday night affairs al their home.
| ceded by a supper az which the guests
were seated at eighteen tablns al adorned
with autumn flowers. The host and
hostess were assisted by their sons and
daughters. DR. and Mrs. O. r. Hardy.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Meredith, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs e w. Madsen, M and Mrs E: w.
Madsen. Mrs. V. r Madsen, Mrs. 8, IL.
Lund and Mrs, i. ]. Wad'en-
Mrs. George Harris Smith was the
hostess yesterday at a pleasant affair, n
| luncheon at the Alta club. at which a
number Of ber friends were guests.
Lpcile l.. queen OF irrigation, and her
maids and the members OF her court were
| guests IBSt eN6nlnE OF tnG NrarflGR man
agement, occupying the lower boxes at
that house for the performance.
Mrs. George Jay Gibson will be the
homo IN Popperton TO moet hor mother,
Mrs Hoyt Sherman. who has recently re-
turned from Washington to make her
homie here.
Mr. W. n. Douoher win Leave next
Wednesday for Chicago, where she Will
Join Mrs. William P. user for a trip to
New York
| Mrs n w. Baum win oe the liostess
this afternoon at a bridge tea at her
home, 1921 East South Temple street, In
honor OF her mother: Mrs. Carver,
Miss Nina Beveridge will entertain Sat
1u'day afternoon for Miss Alberta Brown,
Mrs. Mary Jackson. who has boen vs-
lifting Mrs. J. T., Dunn left yesterday for
her home in Pocatcllo.
MIS- Fl. x, Khngender will entertain
at bridge next Wednesday afternoon at
her home in the Miller flats.
Miss Ruth Anderson is visiting Miss
Helen Greenwood for the next week
OF SO,
Miss Eliza Dey entertained a half dozen
] friends at the Carrice matinee Yesterday
taking her guests 10 tea later.
Mrs. f. p. Calvin aud her daughters
the Misses Nellie and Carrie Calvin, are
here from San Francisco for n short time
land are at the Hotel Utah during their
stay.
Mrs. willis Uline and her three small
da aughters are in Leavenworth for q visit
but Will shortly return TO Denver, whore
! their home Is,
i Mrs, Ferdinand 7. Fabian will enter
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