The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-27

r7RoM San Antonio. Tex. comes the
announcement made 10y Mrs. J. w.
n Houston of the enge cement OF her
IL daughter GriZelle TO Harold Brans-
ford Lamb OF this city. The an
nouncement is no surprise TO the local
was understood 1t was delayed by the
death Of her father in the early winter.
the plans being to make the announce
ment AT the holiday time. The mar
count oil the recent bereavement will
lake place In May. Mr. Lamb, who has
been In Pasadena visiting his uncle and
aunt Colonel and Mrs. Edwin +. Holmes,
has gone to San Antonio to visit his
fiancee.
Major and Mrs. Charles Crawford of
Fort Douglas entertained the officers and
ladies OF the post Tuesday evening at a
beautifully appointed reception at their
nuarters, the affair being in compliment
TO Captain and Mrs. A, r. Casad OF the
ordnance department. who were guests
Of the Ccawfords on their way to Manila
Mrs Casad is a sister of Mrs. Crawford
The rooms were all bright with sweet
peas and snapdragons, and were bril-
bantly lighted during the affair. Assist
friends In the regiment. Mrs. Graves pre-
siding at the punch table, Mrs. John NJ
Moose at the coffee urn and Il number
OF other friends serving among, them
Witt, Mrs Burtt, Mrs. =. o.. Seaman,
Mrs. B. p Jonson Mrs. John NJ. Craig,
Mrs. Henry NJ. Nelly, Mrs, K. C. Ditto
and Mrs. Glover.
Many OF the young people are looking
forward 10 the military affair OF to-
morrow evening when the young men
OF the First battery. \. G. u, will enter
governor and the officers of his staff
and their wives win all be there. and also
the officers OF the Salt Lake and Ogden
high schools, as we'll as the guard Off
cerg. The committee in charge OF the
affair are Captain William c Webb.
Alix r. Thomas, Curtys I. Clawson. Fred
Gundry. Paul Billings, Bert Webb. Mar
shall Breedcn. Jr.. W. J, Abbott. Donald
Coray, Leland Dean and others,
Mrs. w. J. seely entertained the mem
hers OF the O D. O. club pleasantly yes
terday afternoon al her home. when, after
an informal musical programme, a de-
llclous tea was served, Mrs. e, +. Soder-
borg assisting the hostess. The others
present We're Mrs. e. II. Roberts Mrs c
J.. Allen. Mrs, e. Christensen, Mrs. G.
A. Robbins Mrs NJ. Tuttle. Mrs. C. Nell
son. Mrs. III, Fra antz, Mrs. l.. G.. Kelly
and Mrs. c. +. Dean. The members have
decided TO give a dancing party Saturday
evening for their friends. TO which inyi-
tations have been issued.
OF Minnesota will be here on Monday
next and Will give an address that even
ing under the auspices OF the City Asso-
ciation Of Clubs. Professor Sanford was
one OF the most entertaining and thrilling
speakers al the San Francisco biennial,
holding an immense audience with an
address on Moral Power in the School
room" The subject and the place OF
Professor Sanford's lecture will be an
nounced later.
The Tennis club was the scene OF
pleasant though informal affair last even
Ing when Miss Rosamond Rltchic enter
tained a few OF her friends at bowling
party and dance. with supper following,
Mrs. Louis D. Gordon assisted Mrs. Nor
ris l.. Richie in chaperoning the young
people.
Mrs. Nelly. wife OF Lieutenant Henry
II. Nelly OF Fort Douglas. received wire
yesterday from Lieutenant Nelly in Par
kcrsburg. W. Va, announcing the death,