The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03

-HE hop al tho pos, last evening
was attended by number OF the
young people fyom town as well
j. as the army people and was thor
oughly enjoyable The guests
were received by Captain Morton F.
Smith OF the hop committee. assisted
by Mrs. Crawford, who made cha Inn
ing hostess. The hop room was bril-
liantly lighted and the punch bow in
one corner was wreathed with the spring
howers. The excellent music OF the
regimental orchestra delighted the
dancers. The hon supper at the home
OF Captain and Mrs. W. Z. Graham
was enjoyed by a company Of about
thirty. The home was bright with now-
srs. and delicious chafing dish supper
wss served, Miss Cartwright. the sister
OF the hostess. assisting her in serving.
Another OF the pleasant bridge parties
OF the past week was that given by Mrs.
Hess. wife OF DR.. John II. Hess OF Fort
Douglas, Friday afternoon, at which
over score OF friends were entertained.
The rooms were all bright with flow-
ers, pink sweet poas and pink phlox
making an artistic decoration. Five
tables were arranged for auction, and
prizes were won by Mrs. Perkins. Mrs
Bertram p. Johnson, Mrs. c. c. Smith
Mrs. A. o. Seaman and Mrs. Willis Uline
At the tea which followed. Mrs. Bowen
poured and Miss Gencvievo Hoffman,
Miss Dorothy Harkcr. DR.. Hess and
Lieutenant S. B. Glover assisted In sery-
Ing.
The usunl dinner dance at the Coun- J
try club tonight viii draw a num-
Dor of parties among them OF friends for
the evening. Mr. and Mrs. II. Z. Nc
Gurrin will entertain party of friends |
and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Keyscr another
party. Captain Robert W. Mearns of
Fort Douglas Will entertain another
party. Others who will entertain are
Mr.. and Mrs. L.. J. Gilmer, Mr. and
Mrs. r. w. Boyer. Mr.. and Mrs. r. q.
Griffin. Mr.. and Mrs. George Harrs
Smith and others.
Mrs. Frank A. Lowe entertained about
a score OF friends most delightfully."- yes
terday afternoon at a tea at her home to
meet Miss Edith Lyle Of the Colonial
stock company. The home WAS bright
with yellow flowers, the tea table show
ing a great bowl OF golden-h hued tulips
and yelowshaded candles. Here Mrs
Henry NJ. Crowther and Mrs. Lynn S,
Killham poured tea and coffee.
Among The delightful dinners OF last
evening. preceding the hop was one at
which Lieutenant and Mrs. John NJ
Craig entertained a few friends. The :
decorations Were OF yellow daisies and
were most artistic The guests included
Major and Mrs. William S. Graves. Cap
tain and Mrs, John De witt and Mr.. ana ,
Mrs, George Harris Smith from town.
The company all went 10 the hop later.
The p L. o. sisterhood VIII be enter
tsined today by Miss WINNER at her
home. Miss Edna Cohn will review :
Antin's The Promised Land" and the
music will be Ia charge of Mrs. G. c.
Daily Miss Violet Whltworth Will re-
view current events.
Miss Lorna Russell will be home to-
day from the cast To spend the summer
with the Dwyer family. Her mother.
who IS now PLAYING Chicago. with The
Money Moon Will be here at tho close
of that enga cement. about the first
week In June.
Colonel and Mrs d. NJ Appel, u. S.
A. spent n day in town early In the
week at the Hotel Utah. stopping off
10 visit their army friends here on
their way to Manila.
Mrs. Melvin II. sowles entertained a