The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23

lie annual reception for the blind
oB will be given next Saturday after
noon at tho Hotel Utah from =
" TN o'clock The ladies in charge
have arranged an attractive pro-
famme, which will be rendered entirely
y the blind people. Among the num-
ers viii be a violin solo by Albert Frcc-
nan. whose talent Is we'll known: 3u
rlgnal poem by Rozella Jackson, Il So
nano solo BY Mrs. Emma Richards. u
aritouc solo by George Timpson. a yio-
b solo by Mr.. Draper. a reading hy
lrs. cannon and a speech by Mir
lodges. Besides this string quartcttc
.pmposed of Albert Freeman, George
'tmpson. James Standing and John Fop-
rr. all blind musicians. viii furnish some
the music. A great many articles
nade by the blind will he on exhibition,
monc them wonderfully beautiful
focheted bed spread which is now on
Hhibtion lin Keith 'Brien'a. and which
vll be sold, The reception VIII hc given
q the beautiful banquet hall adjoining
nc ballroom, and the general public is
pFen cordial invitation to attend. The
pciety. which has for tho past few yeurs
one so much 10 interest the general
ublic in this worthy cause. has reason
Q be proud OF tho success of Inc move
uent which was started hy Mrs. Andrew.
Rowan. wife OF Major Rowan, when
ne made her home ut Fort Douglas.
tmilar crsaniza iion recently cave = sue
Iessful affair In the Palace hotel in San
ffaneisco, At which Nus. Rowan was the
poying spirit,
ine most successful affair ever given
y J "a tps Siris Friendly society was tho
;hro party of yesterday afternoon and
,venlng. which was given at tho home Of
yrs. {, u. Moore on East First So,,iI,
11auar, lne rooms were gay with many
nsJni,.' rvTe,s' rnal,ons and blossoming plants
rsh'!; score Of tables We're filled
Etn inc players in iho afternoon and
nls hnmbcr was Increased in tho nyon-
ss, 10 nearly ten more. The afternoon
LIES iLncile EranCke, while in the even
HE Mics Theresa Godbe managed i, for
He senior branch Of the society. Among
5.soss 5vsS VINO assisted in the afternoon aud
oglesby, Mrs. Causton Rrouno nc
N2rs- =. g Stevenson. Mrs. Van kr,n,I, 'n
j, j. Brougball and Miss EJiti SiiiiIi
siSf number Of the Young girls
ltulonS theln Miss Margaret Mcc,In,oo
~ y, iss Eliza Dey, Mis-. Mariorio Dc; Nil.
,xHia1c, xHa1c, oswald Miss Lucy .ew{s Nil
" g''Na'e''' f' Niles and Miss Bullsley,
u a delightful affair of vosterda,. ,,,
2nn Was The bridge tea given i,y Ms
thnain keid al her home on Ifarvo~I
htenue TO a few OF her friends Tile
,xeraS ,IUonis were gay with blooming
IPcred lilies and yiolets and tho Jinine
(pm with ITS blue and white mall :
NHpst attractive picture Here ,t th,
which followed the playing OF nyc
[pIes OF bridge, Mrs; Richard \, Kcvc:
~ Nils Joseph Nibley poured with,
zIss Alton Young. Mrs. Lester Free
IN MIS-. lie Grandc Young assisted
lnes al bridge, which were sacred Illic.
,oW Inlnese bowls, were won by Mrs
inh, hhoT. Mrs, keyes. Mrs. Fraul
eta e',, Pd,.onhI' M,s' George Airis and Mis-,
MIC Frank s, Murphy was The bostc.,
'eraay AT delightful bridc. lea ul
ractiSe home on J street. tho af.
oe'ng In honor OF Mrs Il. r. bickIn.
ot Denver The rooms were al
uthed with pink and white roscs ,n,
., ns. and ten tables of bridge WEI,
10 fj,ed, ,ed, "Glle nearly II score more cam,
iater Tor tea. Mrs NJ. Il, Linmmn
nO1 1ts. John A. Reeves and Mrs. Frod ,,sI''s ~
nus TOOK turns at the tea table vhiI,
ps',ng ns n thcm were Mrs. Joel Niblev nm,
'Ss Elsie Mcmillan. ''' '"'
Miss Mary Sapping,on e,tar,a,,,,
Je' put dozen friends at n SrndaY II,.I'
,rItrkFei dt ner home Sunday cye,iu:, fn.
euest' Miss Mary sherman oT oak
efS ssI VINO Is hero for stay OF n few
fsirs ano Is being entertained at man.
i g,snt ana ihd Mrs. Joseph Nibcy. who hav
q -. the hrst few weeks of tho New
al %rtro Oh tno coast. returned Saturdar
" (ra9 10 their home here. Miss Iora
&%uMsenoerry. who has been at tho WIh
sovne' e''"e' mas returned to her home II
a al ruTiss, iLuchard g. Croxton of For
[tGItSsIa nas gone TO Schenectady. n Y
~ MS wife aud daughter are visi,in
es' TO Join them for i've
'ntns leave Of absence
Lne Utopia club will be e,itertaine
4orrow by Mrs Charles Nj. Bell nj he
oh first avenue at The usua
feheoii' with bridge following.
i AZ H. G' Mcmillan and the Mise