The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-31

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her guests next month. The member
Of tho club are Misses Hazel Bishop
Florence Powell, Marguerite Snow
Helen Angel, Rhca Jcnson, Geneviev
!, Cottrell, Libbic johnson, Glady
Rogers, Magdalan Johnson, Thystl
SuIlaway and Marie Sorenson,
The Quingenta club will meet Tues
day next with Mrs, A. \. Mnulton a
her home. 347 Fifth East street.
Mrs. II, l.. Bauer and her sister Mis-
| Florence Shannon, entertained abom
thirty guests Wednesday evening at
party given for their house guest, Mrs
Alice Scholncrt of Chicago
Mrs. r. F. Howells entertained th,
members af the Home club at the Bior
House Wednesday, March eth. Cover:
were laid for twelve and dainty re
frcshments served. Those present were
Mrs. G. II. Backman, Mrs. T. w. Busch
Mrs. i. l.. Johnson, Mrs. Frank Bailey
Mrs. G. Vanguuten. Mrs. William Back.
! man, Mrs. Geo. Ashton, and Mrs. S
( Arnold.
| Miss Hettie Stewart entertained the
members OF the l.. r. "500' club
( Tuesday evening. The prize winners
being Miss Lucille Morrison and Miss
Louminn Ritter. The color scheme of
pink and white was effectively carried
ont in the table decorations. From the
chandelier to the corners or the table
were strings Of pink and white hearts.
In the center of the table was a low
mound of pink roses studded with tiny
pink candles Later in the evening a
bundle shower" was given for Miss
Jennie Stevenson, who is to be one Of
the spring brides, The next meeting
Of the club is with Miss Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Spinner enter,
tanned a few friends last evening nj a
dinner at their beautiful homo on Sec.
ond avenue. the guests enjoying two
tables of bridge following the game
Mrs. c. c. Sloan entertained the
members of the Cricket Bridge club
Thursday afternoon at her apartments
in the Dorius.
Miss Bessie Worthen entertained a
few friends at a beautifully appointed
dinner at her home on East Tenth
South street yesterday. the event be-
ing IN honor of two recent brides, Mrs.
Theodore p. Holt, formerly Miss Ruth
formerly Miss Ina Erwin A very de,
liGhtfu afternoon was spent in music
and games. Besides the guests Of
honor, there were present the Misses
Edith Walker, Marie Scobee, Fern
Coombs. Matte McGillivray and Nina
Macarthur.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. W Dunyon enter
tanned the officers and teachers Of the
Twenty ward Sunday school at
the church amusement room Wednes-
day evening. The time was spent
with dancing, games. shadow pictures,
songs and readings Punch was served
by Misses Melba and Dorothy Dun
yon. Refreshments were also served.
Mr. and Mrs D. D. Houtz enter
tanned informally Monday evening at
their home on Third avenue. The
guests of the evening were the Cousins
club with their husbands. The next
meeting of the club will take place
at the home of Miss Romola King.
Mrs. e. G. Gowans of Ogden and Mrs
cial guests of the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Marks enter
tained at a beautifully appointed din
ner at their home last evening The
table was decorated in carnations and
ferns, and a dozen were entertained,
A very pleasant affair Of Friday
evening was the dancing party In the
Fifteenth ward amusement hall. piyen
by Miss Gwen Lincoln and Miss Hazel
Bishop. About fifty couple were pres
ent' and the affair was chaperoned by
Mrs. Frank Morrison and Mrs. John
j. Foster. The Misses Maud DALI |
more and Myrtle Bishop served punch
The Souvenir Card club members
we're most delightfully."- entertained on
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. William
Green at her home. Four tables of 81 |
were PLAYED. and prizes were won by
MIS-; j. Maine and Mrs. NJ, w. Mans. |
field. The hostess was assisted in
serving tea by Mrs. D. Williams. The
home was decorated with spring flow.
ers.
A luncheon, followed by a kensing |
ton WAS given last Thursday bv Mrs, |
farreli, the guests being the members
OF the j. q. club. The decorations were |
All suggestive or Faster, the place
cards showing chickens and a basket of |
Easter eggs forming the central table
decoration
The members Of Liberty hive No. 2.
Il, o. It. NJ, and other friends OF Mrs. |
II Blomsterberg gave her and Mrs. |
J. NJ. Truitt very pleasant surprise
party last Wednesday evening Mt the
home of the former. Each of the
ladies was presented with a handsome
cut glass bowl and many lovely flow.
ers were presented TO them also. Re-
freshments were served and few
hours spent pleasantly The guests
were the Mesdames Truitt. Glszer
Decker, Thomson, Boyden. Bates. Price.
Haage. Sconberg. Smart, Clark, White.
head, Sutton, Bourrogh, Mclean and
Blomsterberg.
Mrs. Charles Pcct entertained the
members of the Chatterbox Sewing club
at her home Friday afternoon and after
an hour or so of sewing tea was served
when the hostess was assisted by Mrs. |
rorey AlbrIttou. The members present
were the Misses Vilate Cnrrie, Dorothy
froisetb. Rae Elmer. Dora Heine, I,c-
nore Farrell. Lyle Perry. Dora Reret1 L