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


Frankeu will entertain at dinner for
Mrs Brown Monday evening. Mrs r.
r. Officer will entertain at luncheon
at the Country club Tuesday for Mrs.
Brown, and Mrs G. 3. Wilson will en-.
tertain in her honor Tuesday with tea
at her home
NTHER interesting events arc chron.
W iclcd for the coming week Mrs.
j. T. Cainc will entertain some Of her
close friends at luncheon at the Hotel
Utah, Monday, Mrs. Albert Moxum
DAILY and Miss Zina Reese have issued
invitations for luncheon on Wednesday
for Miss Gladys Gerrans, who will be
married June 9. The luncheon will be
given at Mrs. Days home in the White
apartments. Miss Marien Hooper will
entertain at luncheon at the Country
club Wednesday in compliment TO Miss
Eliza Dye and Miss Marjorie Dye, who
will leave the last of the week for Cali
fornia. Mrs. J. f. Cosgriff and Mrs.
w. Edward Fife will give a tea at the
Tennis club Monday afternoon at 4
o clock Mrs j. T. Kingsbury will give
her annual reception Monday afternoon
from 4 to 6 at her home, 222 Twelfth
East. as one of the closing functions Of
the University of Utah, Of which her
husband is president Mrs. Harry Lemon
will give Kensington Friday at her
home.
A YACHTING party left Saltar Sat
L n urday afternoon and VIII return
this avening after spending the day on
Antelope island Supper was served at
afterward. The party included Miss
| Margaret Howell. Miss Beth Kimball,
Miss Gladys Kimhall, Phil Biug.. Jacl,
! Kimbsll. Loren Briggs, Harvey Selby.
Miss Ruby Langford aud Mrs. Jennie
Stuart.
THE thirty.second year in the history
Il of Rowland Hall will close next
Wednesday with the usual interesting 9
exercises of commenc ement. The senior
class consists of fourteen girls, the
largest number the school has even grad
uated. They come from many well
known families,
As Miss CoIburne is leaving Rowland
Hall al the eud OF this year, it will be
interesting to the people Of Salt Lake
when she came to it as principal nine
teen years ago, and to contrast il with
the Rowland Hall of today. She found
here nineteen years ago three boarding
pupils in an adobe dwelling house, and
about twenty day pupils in small and
inadequate wooden school building at
tached. Now there are enrolled 154
pupils, the largest number in the history
of the school, and both tho home and
school buildings are large, beautiful and
modern and in every way well equipped
for the work of a successful institution,
The graduates of the school are now
doing good work in five of the best col
leges Of the country, while nineteen
years ago the course of study lacked
three years of college preparation.
This year, for the sixth time, an adj
dition is being made to the school build
ing to accommodate the growing de-
mands of the work,
Miss Humphrey, associate principal,
has been with Miss Colburne for
eighteen years. fifteen years as teacher
and three years rs associate principal,
and this year will terminate, also, her
connection with the hall,
The people of Salt Lake regret the
from the school and the community.
Following is a list of the graduates:
Elsa Bamberger, Mildred Behle, Grace
Cowie, Georgia Creig hton, Jane Darling,
Lily Doscher. Frances Fargo, Darlene
KimbnlI, Leila Mccain. Gertrude Men
deIson, Harriet Montgomery, Martha
Richards. Ruth Sowles, Mabel Street
The baccalaureate sermon will be
given today by Bishop Olmstead of Col
orado, Monday night the girls of the
department of music will give recital
at the Consolidated Music company. An
Indian legend in costume will be pre-.
sented Tuesday evening by the mem.
| bers of the senior class Wednesday the
| final exercises will take place at Whit
ney hall. when the diplomas will be pre-
sented 10 the graduates by Bishop +. 5.
Spalding.
THE past week has been filed with
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