The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-28

touring the northwest with the Jeanne
Russell stock company and the plays
in which she is appearing as the star
and which caused such favorable com
ment is Emmapuella. II wns writ
ten by her siS-er. Helene Ripley. who
has written several successful dramas
| and who il member of Miss Russell :
! COMPANY Salt Lake friends will be
interested in learning Of the success OF
| both.
4 gay party of bridge lovers will go
! to southern California the end Of the
week to while away few weeks on
| the beach al PLAYA del Rcy, which is
| the growing seaside place near Venice
hv the Sea. The ladies Of the party
arc The members OF an Ogden bridge
| club and they 90 rs g2ests Of Mrs.
Ralph T.. Hoag at her seaside cottage,
'Sea Dreams: Among them are Mrs.
Charles Holliugsworth. Miss Minnie
Kiescl, Mrs. II. VI. Rowe. Mrs. \. &.
Horn. Mrs. /. Lester Reynolds. Mrs.
Dairymplc AM Miss licrdershot.
The members of the Third Prcsby
,'erian church enjoyed delightful re-
ception in the church parlOrs on Fri
dav evening, tho auair being in honor
Of their now pastor. +. O. Leonard. aud
his wife. The Rev and Mrs. Josiah Nc
Claim stood in the line 10 receive the
guests. with Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard. and
others who assiste, were Mr.. aud Mrs.
W. I. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Loot
hourow, DR.. and Mrs. Thomc. Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. b. SwcaSy. Mr. and Mrs. W.
4, MeKay, Mrs. +. Hauxhurst, Mrs.
Mrs. r. +. steele. Mrs Il. Bcvcrdcc
Mrs. w. &. Oliver, Mrs l.. Dewey. Mrs.
Shand Smith Mrs. Adams. Mrs. G.
Scarle Mrs. Angel, Mrs. Byron Cum.
mings, the Misses Louise Loofbourow.
Anna and Elizabeth Gillillsn. Miriam
aud Helen Dewey, Mary Brown and
Cora Smith. The music OF -hc evening
was furnished by the Cadenza mandolin I
club. composed of Miss Edith Crawford. I
leader, and Miss b, Crawford. Walter
Stillman and Furon Kammcrman. The |,
decorations were OF red carnations and !
poppics IN the psrlors, while in the |
library and dining room pink and
white flowers were used. Between 200 !
and 800 were in attendance, many from !
outside the church. as well rs the
members.
Despite the quiet of the immediate
present there arc plenty OF good times
in the dancing line ahead, until Lent
begins. The next affair at the Hotel
Utah Will he the reception and dance
for which Mr.. and Mrs. Solon Spiro !
NdNt lScuN1 lu|ItdIlouH TOT TUESDAY
evening, February 6. This will add an.
other 10 the pleasant private parties
which have been given in the hotel dur
ing the season. The last dance of the
Utah club. which is set for February
Do. is likely to be colonial ball and
viii thus give opportunity for varying
the regular programme n bit. The
week in which the kirmess takes place :,
VIII be busy one, beginning with She
concert for the Orphans home and
closing with the last night of the
kirmcss. in connection with which
there arc many other affairs planned.
Mrs. Max Krumrci of Pueblo who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs c. &.
Seelvc tor the past few months. VIII
be the guest Of honor Wednesday even
ing at musicale, to be given by Mr.,
home on Fsb East N1gEe91,S stTcea Mrs a' Krum iSG
rel Is sister OF Mrs. Seelyc ami Is a
most charming visitor. The only aft
ernoon affair planned for tho week Just
opening so far is the bridge tea for
which Mrs. David Keith has issued
invitations for next Tbursday after.
their meetings, but not many other af-
tairs are IN course of preparation.
The following from the Los Angeles
Tribune will be Of interest to many
friends here, not alone on account OF
. Salt Lake woman being ..he guest of
honor but because il recalls two 9th
ers very well known to Salt Lakers-
Mrs. David Murray and her sister. Mrs.
Jack Jevne: Several hundred guests
were entertained at tea by Mrs. Joseph
f. Bumiller OF III Rampant street, hav.
ing been asked to meet Mrs Murray
Sullivan of Salt Lake City. who is the
house guest Of her mother. Mrs Blu
miller Hickey of this city. The house
was beautifully decorated. and receiv.
ing with Mrs. Bumillcr were; Mrs.
miller, Mrs. L. p. Johnson. Jr.. Mrs.
Walter e. Baruwell, Mrs. Jack Jcync.
Mrs. David Murray. Mrs. Nicholas Nil.
bank, Mrs, W. p. Thompson aud many
others
Aside from the big charity affairs of
vesterday--which were largely of n so
cial nature as well--societv had long
spring day Of rest. Miss SAWYER en-.
tcrtained few Young girls a, an IN.
formal tea at the SAWYER home IN COM
plimeDt TO Miss Mary ShaTmau and
Mr.. and Mrs w. Edward Fife enter.
tanned n score or more of their friends
at bridge Last evening TO meet their
guest, Miss tugenia Miller of Fresno.
charming visitor IN the city,
Miss Marvel Msdscp, who is 20 be
one OF the spring brides. viii be the
guest Of honor at number of affairs
in the next few weeks. The first being
4 red luncheon 20 be given by Miss
Elsie Arnold next Friday Mrs. Z. n.
Romuev Will entertain also for Miss
aladsen on SATURDAY afternoon. a few
OF her most intimate friends being the