The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-27
HE coming week is to be an eS'
tremelv busy one, its Hallow-
cen festivities oyershadowing

tremelv busy one, its HailoW-
cen festivities overshadowing
everything else in social way
To say that there will be many Hal
loween parties would only half cx
press it. Every small center and set
in the city. and from beyond viii be
entertaining at Halloween affairs,
Three quite important events loom up,
however, the dance at tho Country
club on Tuesday night at which three
Young girls. Miss GeueNe Savage, Miss
Mary Lumap and Miss Florence Halo.
ran will entertain their friends; soc.
ond AFFAIR on Wednesday night at which
Mrs. Elbridgo Thomas. Mrs, William
H. Child and Mrs. Lewis Evans will en-
terrain the members of their card club
and n few other friends at 'Shect
and Pillowcase affair AT Whitney
hall and the big hal masque at the
Country club on Halloween proper.
Among the afternoon events of the
near future arc the bridge party at
UNITY hall 10 be given by the enter.
tainment committee of the Ladies' Lit
erary club on Monday afternoon, No
venber (. Mrs Henry Welsh will en-.
tertain the CRYSTAL bridge club at it's
next meeting when the club will change
from the usual afternoon affair to
clock luncheon with the game fol-
lowing and the club will also change
its game at the same time to auction
bridge.
Numerous evening affairs besides the
big dancing events viii fill the even
ings of the present week, among them
= Halloween party for the members OF
their bridge club at which Mr.. and
Mrs. GEORGE L. Savage will entertain
Thursday evening. and brge party
at which Mr.. and Mrs. f. l., Thompson
will entertain Saturday night. Mr..
and Mrs. Karl Spinner will entertain
r dozen friends at a dinner tomorrow
evening with cards following.
Mrs. NJ S. Woodward and Mrs. j.
NJ, Bidwell Will entertain at r tea this
afternoon to meet their guest. Miss
Josephine Campbell OF San Diego,
The last two days of the week will
he devoted to the exhibition and sale
OF the Wellesley Alumnac association,
TO be held on the mezzanipe floor OF
the Hotel Utah The exhibition which
is given for the purpose of acquainting
people with some OF the association s
treasures. will include Bayberry can
dies, Deerfeld industries, Newcombe
college pottery. Kentucky hcmespun,
Italian lace. Shaker dolls, hand-beaten
silver. the Misses Allen photographs,
tea and Wellesley Inn fudge cake.
Besides these there will be the dance
of the senior class Friday evening at
the high school and the Yamma party
to be given Wednesday evening by
Miss Miada Hen Hegney to large
party of friends, with the Young La
dies Sodality dance the following
week.
A MONG the attractive new singers
n who have recently made their ap.
pearance locally is Miss Eruestine Lit.
tlelohu. formerly of Ogden and more re-
GENTLY Of Reno and San Francisco. Miss
Lttleiohn has been heard in concert
work two or three times recently, no.
iably yesterday at the Commercial club
H., a
the Ladies Literary club. and she has
charmed her hearers with her fresh
Young voice which is well adapted TO
concert work, and which gives evidence
Of excellent training. Miss Lttlciohn
is pupil of Campauari, the Italian
teacher. Those who have taken an in.
terest in the "LegenIs Of Yosemite in
Song and Story as set TO music bv
DR.. Stewart Of the University of Cali.
fornia are especially interested in Miss
LittleJohn rendition of them. They
formed the evenings entertainment at
one Of the meetings Of the recent hi.
ennial In San Francisco, and were per
haps more enjoyed than any other mu-
sical numbers, and needless TO saw San
Francisco gave Of her best for the mn.
sical programmes.
A VISIT 70 the gymnasium reveals
n the fact that there is no limit 70
the time when one can be actively in.
terested in physical culture. The classes
IN dancing composed Of the young and
near young matrons and maids are lust
as enthusiastic as are those composed
Of the children. No one could possibly