The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-14
MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS

MlSCEJbANEOUS EVENTS
Miss Margaret Bcnnctt entertained
a party of ten young people at the Or
phcum last Monday night, in compIi-
ment to her two house guests, Miss
Dora Chase and Miss Temple Pcnrod,
OF Provo, who spent Il few days with
her. After the show a supper was
enjoyed at the home of Mrs. Mary r..
Collctt, GIG Laird avenue
The Chatterbox Sewing club met Fri
day afternoon with Miss Rae Elmer
Mt her home.
The Bachelor Maids were delightfully."-
entertained last Thursday evening at
the home Of Miss Alta Kelly on First
North. Miss Ruth KiIleeu won the
prize in the guessing contest. Those
present were the Misses Eleanor Craw-
ford, Ruth killcen, Catherine Owens,
Henrietta killeen, Mary Owens and
Mabel Kelly.
Mary Frances Sanborn will present
one of her advanced pupils, Miss Ella
voellser, in a pianoforte recital on
Wednesday evening, May !, at the Co
lonlal theater. Miss Voelker will be as
sisted by Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Edward,
soprano.
Miss Adelaide Peters will entertain
Monday evening in compliment to Miss
Genevieve Mcmahon, one of the spring
brides. Miss Mcmahon will also be
the guest of honor Tuesday evening at
a linen shower given by Miss Clara
Letter.
Mrs. Dora Hanson entertained last
Friday evening with bundle shower
for Miss Hazel Malquist, who will be
one OF the spring brides. The other
guests were the Misses Josephine Veltz,
Roach, Alice Leddington, Annie Jen-
son and Mrs. Sofe and Mrs. Peter
son.
A bridge whist club Is being organ
ized to play every Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. j, Myers, 143 Fourth
East The club was DELIGHTFULLY."- en- |
tertained last Wednesday by Mrs, J.
and Mrs M. Fl. Myers
Miss Mabel Stevenson entertained
the members of the U. T. "500' club
tuesday evening, when prizes were won
BY Miss jamie Gillett and Miss Jennie
Stevenson. The decorations were in
yellow and white. Wide yellow ribbons
were suspended from the chandelier to
the corners OF the table. A large bou-
quet of Easter lilies. surrounded by
tiny yellow chickens, formed the center
piece. The next meeting is at the
Mrs. Charles Ainstie and Mrs. J. T.. |
Scobee were hostesses on Thursday at |
a prettily appointed luncheon, given for |
the chairman of the Phillips Church |
nt Mrs Scoble's home. 4 color scheme |
of green and white made the dining |
room attractive Those present were |
Mesdames Parson SimpIin, Brown, |
Duke, Murdoch, Smith, Chambers, Page
Stuart, Ainstie and Scobie.
The Souvenir Card club was enter
tanned on Thursday by Mrs. II. Bowen, |
and four tables of 63 played. Prizes |
were awarded to Mrs. Erickson and
Mrs II. Jackson,
The young men Of the railroad Of |
fices are to give the next Saltair dance, !
and II promises to be an affair of espe- |
clal interest. 1t will take place next |
Friday night and two trains will be |
run during the early evening TO ac- |
the dancers.
Dean Byron Cummings Of the Uni |
versity Of Utah will deliver lecture
on Southern Utah and the Cliff |
Dwellers' next Thursday evening in
the Third Presbyterian church on |
Eleventh South and Eleventh East |
streets.
The ladies of the East Side guild of |
st, Marks church Will hold an apron |
sale on Thursday, April IS, in the new
building at Main street and Postoffice |
place. With the apron sale will be !
combined sale of homemade cakes |
aud candies