The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06

Bird, Mrs, l.. b. Mccormick, Mrs G., r.
Pearsall, Mrs, r. c. GemmeIl. Mrs. o.
j. Salisbury, Miss Webber. Miss Min,
cite Baer and Miss Adelaide Bancroft.
The concert given last year marked
the formal opening OF the Hotel Utah
ballroom and was marked success in
IL social and artistic way as well as
netting comfortable amount TO con
tinue the work for the blind which has
been carried on with such marked sue.
cess for somo years.
THE Alpha chapter of the Gamma
Il Phi sorority will entertain the
active chapter at a supper at tho Hotel
Utah on Monday mt $3.50 o'clock. The
occasion is the fifteenth birthday an
niversary Of the local chapter OF the
sorority. This event is looked forward
TO with moro than ordinary interest.
The toastmistress will be Miss Mar
garet Parsons and toasts will be re-
spended to by Miss Esther Nelson, the
first president, Miss Milliccnt Lyons
Miss Alberta McCanne and Miss Rosa
mond Ritcbic. The committee IN
charge Of arrangements is Mrs. Dan
Shields, Mrs. Harme Pratt and Mrs.
Hazel B. Stevens.
~ NE Of tho very interesting people
" attending tho recent Irrigation
congress was General William S. Mar
shah, t. S. A., retired, who came as The
personal representative nf the president,
and was enough like him to be taken
for his brother. General Marshall has
been loyal friend to Salt Lake since
tho days Of his young manhood, when
he was the head Of corps Of engineers,
who established the Salt Lake meridian.
He is foil of interesting anecdotes
about the early days here and is warm
in his praise OF the hospitality and kind
liuess of the Salt Lake people. General
Marshall is a brother of the late Judge
Thomas Marshall of this state and an
uncle OF Mrs. David r.. Gray. He was
frequent visitor hero during the life
Of Judge Marshall.
Il
r OCAL friends were shocked and
- saddened during the past week at
the news Of the death in Sierra Msdre
of Mrs. Ella Lannan Scbrec, wife OF
Charles Scbrce, and stcpdaugbtcr Of p.
H. Launan, Mrs. Sehree WAS one Of the
most cordially loved women who ever
made her home in Salt Lake. From
girlhoo1 her friends here have been de-
voted TO her, and although for years
past she had made her home In Cali
fornia and prior to that time IN Idaho,
the friendships made when she was
girl in school here have never wuned,
and the many tributes of the love her
friends bore her were evidence Of the
fact that her personality was not obEt.
Grated from their lives Besides her hus-
band, his brothers. Walter aud Robert,
and Mrs. Howard Sebree were here for
the funeral. the body being laid beside
that of her mother in Mount Olivet Gem
etery.
A VERY delightful affair of yester-
- - Joy was LuS luuCuSOQ dJ UuC alld
club, at which Mrs. Windsor " Rice en-
tertained over thirty friends in compli-
ment to Mrs. Sidney A. Cloman, most
interesting visitor to the city, who has
been extensively entertained in the past
week The long oval table was arranged
in the gold room and was gorgeous with
its decorations of pink and white. High
epergnes at either end of the table held
quantities of pink and white snapdrag
ons, and in the center a great bowl of
pink and white rosebuds made beauti-
full decoration. Place cards done in the
rosebuds Were at each place and favors
were corsage bouquets Of the snapdrag
ons. Mrs. Cloman win be here few
days longer before leaving to join Ma