The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-12

hal! Of the week. who were surprised at
the marked ability shown by tho young
singer, who was known only TO her close
friends as a vocalist of ability The
charm OF her youth and beauty have
ndded much to the attractiveness of the
part.
Dr. Mary Gllruth McEwan, OF the
Physicians and Surgeons college Of Chi
cago, and DR.. Rachele Yarros, head
physician. OF Hull House spent Tuesday
tending the biennial in San Francisco.
and we're guests during their stay OF DR.
Jane NJ. Skolfeld. They were enter
thned at luncheon and later at lake
party Both the physicians were recog-
nlzed as leaders In the health movement
In the federation:
:, Former r1 Senator and Mrs. Thomas
and his son David and q party of Cali
fornla friends will leave San Francisco
today to go by boat to Seattle. whence
month IN Alaskan waters. On their re-
turn to their ranch. Los Gulicos. they
VIII entertain houseparty Of friends
for month, and later Mrs. Kearns will
accompany Mr.. Kearns here to spend the
early part Of the fail;
One Of the prettiest affairs Of yesterday
vas the buffet luncheon given by Mrs
Jack GIlmer and Miss Alice Kimball In
honor OF Miss Josephine Well one OF
the summer brides. The rooms OF the
Gilmore home on Twelfth East We're
oraiions OF Dorothy Perkins roses and
Shasta daisies and the house was fra
grant with the flowers. About twenty
five friends enjoyed the event. the two
hostesees being assisted by Mrs Frank
ISimbal;.
Miss Eliza Deg was hostess Yesterday
afternoon at a beautifully appointed pink
tea at her home in compliment to some
out-of-town guests. The rooms were all
IN pink. pink sweet peas decorating the
othy Perkins roses the other rooms. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs John z.
Clark, Mrs. Henry Catrow and Mrs. G. S
Nadner, who took turns, at the tea table
Miss Lorna s,Issel entertained a
party of young girls yesterday afternoon
at the Orpheum matinee to see her moth
er. Ada Dwyor, in the Tho Deep Purple"
her aunt. Mrs. Frank Jennings. chapcron-
ing the party. The play was followed by
tea at the Hotel Utah. the affair being
ir compliment TO Miss Marie Odell. The
other guests were Miss Josephine Well,
Miss PHYLLIS Dwyer, Miss Denise KarrIck.
Miss Alice Kimban and Mrs i. w,
Critchlow.
number OF the young girls in the
Young Women's Christian association
have organized d tennis club and the old
courts on the Gordon academy property
are bclnE put !ntO Sndpe lor play, l nc
girls will give garden party on the
Gordon academy grounds on the evening
OF Thursday, July %, which promises 10
be great event socially
Mrs. E. r. Doctery. the clever society
editor Of the Boise Statesman has spent
the past few days In the city visiting her
sister, Mrs, o, c Roberts. Mrs. Dock
cisco, where she went TO attend the hi
ennial. She left last evening for ber
homo
Miss Florence Kimball who has been
studying music In Boston for the past
two years or more sailed on Tuesday for
Ipsoo Mrs Tippett, 10 Visit Miss Constance
Tjppett. the composer
Miss Elizabeth Cannon, who is to be
Ia lned at o Kensington yesterday after
noon By Miss Maud Neeiy with a sup
per at Wanda anere following, at which
the men Joined the party for the even
Ing.
An important event OF this evening win
i be the ''housewarming" reception TO he
Young Womans Christian association in
its new boarding home on Third South
and Third East streets.
great many theater parties are arr
ranged for this evening to witness the
production or The, Mikado' at Wanda
mere. which will close It's local engage
mcnt tomorrow evening.
Mrs u. &. Roberts and Mrs. L. h.
Terry leave this morning for Silver Lake
where they have taken the ], II. Brown
cottage for the summer
Miss Margaret Mcclure left Yesterday
| FOR California TO Join her grandmother
and spend part of the summer
Miss Daisy Kuhn of Ogden has been