The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-01
EUREKA.

EUREKA. May a1.-About thirty
friends OF Ralph Button gave him a
parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Button, on
Thursday evening.
| Charles Morrison was happily surprised
on Monday evening at the home OF his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Morrison,
by number OF his schoolmates.
Mrs. c. c. Griggs and Miss Virginia
Lasley were hostesses at an enjoya Bile
on Saturday afternoon OF last week
! Members of the Bridge club and a num-
Der OF special guests were present. In
the card playing prizes were won by Miss
elegant luncheon was fea ture of the af-
ternoons programme. yellow predoml
mated in the decorations. an abundance Of
rnarguerltes being used. Those in at
Thomas. Mrs. ]. r. DrIscoil. Mrs, c. q,
Hush. Mrs. Dan Martin. Mrs. Edward
nks @ Mrs. Ms j W. HIrd Ss Mrs Mrs Asy sst+ Bght siH
Leola Lasley. Miss Lou Finlay, Miss
Gates and Miss Belle Lesley.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e Berry entertained
on Wednesday evening in honor OF Miss
Irvine Berry OF Springville and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hinhouse OF Kansas, parents OF
One of The most delightful and interest
annual luncheon given last Saturday af
ternoon by the members OF the Entire
Nous Literary club, the affair taking
place al the home OF the president. Mrs
announced the members were ushered
Into the pleasant dining room. which
presented beautiful scene. The table
where the twenty members We're seated
was slrkingly decorated in the club col
ors, green and white masses OF white
roses, white carna tions, ferns and smilaH
being effectively used. At each plate
we're laid booklets containing the pro-
In the club colors. and containing the
names OF the officers and various com
mittees. The programme Of the after
noon was ushered in at the close of the
ident. arose and gave a brief address.
welcoming those present in a gracious
manner She then introduced the toast
mistress OF the afternoon, Miss Anaoe!
inilritatle manner. introduced the vari-
Gus speakers. Tho. cleveEly responded TO
the following toasts; What We Stand
ord Thought, Miss Lois stoddard;
sell: How to Be Happy Though a Club
Woman" Mrs. c, c. Griggs.
Among those present to enjoy the de
ligntful and memorable occasion were:
Mrs I. F GSSe, Mrs E. 6 : aapSon' p;Ss Mrs Mrs
c. c. GrIggs, Mrs William ]. Adams.
Mrs. c Z. Hush, Mrs. V. I. Thomas,
Mrs. Earl Tomlinson. Mrs. D. J. Rus
sell Mrs John Robinson. Mrs. Ts R p
LLOYD. Mrs. Dan Martin, Miss Virginia
Lasley, Miss Lucy Finley, Miss Anabel
Mooney. Miss Lois Stoddard and Miss
Beulah Bacon.
On Wednesday afternoon Of this week
Mrs Alex Blight entertained the mem
= - ,i-- a,I,.t t. arI MIA
ing, Mrs. L, c. Doty carried off the hon
served luncheon to the following ladies';
Fs 5E Tbot G9se Mrs Mrs EdWard Va Pike Mrs Mrs.
y l. /. Thomss. ft'Sna ' Mrs. j. Fl. % Mcchrystal,
Mrs. J. E. Dris;coll,, Mrs. L. G Doty;
Mss Elva Hiatt. The club members will
have their next meeting at the home Of
Mrs. B. NJ. Cornish In Robinson.
Mrs. E. II, Osborn was the hostess at
the meeting Of the L. o. E. club on
afternoon in card playing and were also
served with a dainty luncheon. The
clubs next meeting will be at the home
of Mrs. Frank Cromar on Wednesday Of
next week
On Saturday afternoon the members OF
the Entire Nous Literary club Will hold
4 business meeting at the home Of Mrs
!; T. Gose. at which time there Will be
AlS IS@uldE eiefNlOn p1 oIn'fTS. Inc
clubs historian viii also make her an
nual report M this meeting.
4 birthday party was given last Fri
day evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
William Button. the affair being in honor
OF Mrs. Button. About twenty friends
attended and had an enjoyable time. Re-
freshnents were served. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Black
Of Ma mmoti,.
Mrs. Frank Tavior entertained on
Wednesday afternoon OF this week her
guests being the members OF the Utah
club. a programme OF card playing was
followed by a luncheon. The next meet
Ing of the club will he at the homo OF
Mrs. Earl Tomlinson