The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-26

fon Turkish trousers when she danced.
Awfully attractive with the paradise
plume in her sold hair.
They say chaperon went home In pro-
test at the Tommy. II she did,. no one
missed her, The pretty gtTl in yellow was
r singer. Very sweet she seemed II
surely was a different party and altoseth-
er delightful.
The summer just opening is to be a
notable one in the matter Of outdoor
entertainments, and Salt Lakers are to
be given more in that line than they
ever have had before. For the first
time in the history of the University
of Utah, a real outdoor play is to be
presented by the Dramatic club under
You Like IT. with all IFS romance,
its poetry and its exquisite, though
brief musical numbers having been
chosen for the first part of June to
he given at Wandamere. Within Il
month from that time the opera com
pany which with such talent presented
EPinafore last year, will be heard
in another opera, though neither the
name of the play nor the place have
been fully decided upon as vet. Every
outdoor place having any claim to at
fractions has already made bid for
the production, and all that the man
choice. Mrs. William H Cunningham
has the matter in charge, and the pro
duction will be for the benefit Of the
Free Kindergarten, as before.
An enjoyable and also a very success
full affair of the past week was the
garden party given Wednesday evening
in the Cathedral hall by the young
girls of the Children of Mary Sodality,
under the leadership of Miss Margaret
Mcmahon. Many palms and quantities
of flowers converted the hail into a
perfect garden and the various booths
with their bevies of pretty girls made
the scene q most attractive one. The
Misses Lydia White, harpist; Virginia
shannon, vocalist, and Helen Hughes,
violinist, rendered delightful musical
programme, after which the following
twenty.four young ladies took part
in the Maypole dance: Katherine Dris-
coll, Agnes McMahon, Anna Rotzler,
Margaret Mcmahon, Adelaide Peters,
Ruth Killeen, Mary Owens, Eleanor
Crawford. Mabel Stephens, Elsie Berger
Virginia shannon, julia Stephens, Mar
ret Collins, Caroline Koch, Josephine
Mooney, Katherine O'Rourke, Hattie
Finegan, Irene Young, Lucille McCand-
lass, Marguerite Scott, Eva Kass and
Isabel Griffin. The cafe, where ice
cream. coffee and cake were served,
was attractively decorated in ilacs
Much credit is reflected upon the of.
hcers of the Sodality and those acting
on the different committees for the
success and pleasure OF this unique af-
fair.
There seems 10 be every prospect that
the Holiday House" which is project
ed for Silver lake will be erected this
coming summer, as tho fund for its
building is growing steadily. The Sc
nior branch of the Girls Friendly So
ciety of St Marks cathedral will pre-.
sent little japanese playlet, "Prin-
cess Kiku-a japanese Romance. next
Wednesday evening in the Sunday
school rooms for the benefit of the
fund. The Young girls who will take
part have been trained by Mrs. Annie
Adams Kiskadden and Miss Lila Mae
Eaton, who has had charge of the
dances and who will also Givo q Jap
anese dance. The cast for the play
is as follows;
Princess Kiku. Mics Marian Jennings
Q Mlmosa San. Miss Anita Blank
o Yuki Ban. n.-....... Miss Jessie Harper
9 Totmai San. Miss Frances Browne
9 Haru San....,-... Miss Mamie Wilkes
Sakart .....,..,-......... .AIlss Ada Blank
Ito. ......... ........-.. Miss Florence Godbe
Lady Cecil cavendish. h................
-....-..-.-.--.-M Miss Louise Jennings
Miss Pendersast Miss Dorothy Weber
The girls taking part in the dances
are the Misses Frances Browne, Airline
Lloyd, Emma Rohn, Myrtle Player, Ma
" Fitzgerald, Jessie Harper, Anita
Blank, Mamie Wilkes, Lillian KunkIe.
Annie Davis. Gudran Mstsen, Judith
Rordame. Miss Lucy Lewis will be
the accompanist Of the evening.
Mrs, T. Owings sheckcll entertained
dozen OF the young girl friends of
Miss Nora Sheckell Yesterday morning
at mink rose breakfast at her home.