The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-01

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handsome going,a away gown OF navy blue
trimmed with Alice blue. with hat and
gloves TO match.
A very delightful affair of Wednesday
Mrs Willis Uline at the Uline quarters
at Fort Douglas, to which about a score
of friends were bidden. some for tea and
prizes were won by Mrs Frank l., Dodge
Mrs, Charles \. Gillette, Mrs. Elbridse
Of the pos Al the fea Which
when number of others came in. Mrs.
Richards Allen Keycs poured and Mrs.
Walter S. Drysdale and Mrs. Joseph A.
Rogers and little Miss Jane Uline as
sisted The house was bright with flow
ers, pink sweet peas and the lovely pink
phlox OF the hillside making a. most artis-
Special interest for today eenters
largely around the "The Dansant" to be
gwen In the ballroom Of the Hotel Utah
from Till o'clock today, The Nonsec-
tartan Charity league Is engineering the
affair and number of well-known beau
ties among the young matrons and maids
and a number OF the handsomest children
Of the city are TO pose in the series of
tableaux preceding the dance. After the
tableaux the floor will be cleared for
dancing, while tea will be served In the
banquet room adjoining;
The pins which the State Federation
of Women'e Clubs have provided as
prizes for the best essays In connection
with Mothers' day have arrived, and are
In the hands Of the committee. The es-
says submitted will be given out for read
Ing in connection with any cele6ra ton OF
Mothers day. and may be obtained from
Mrs j T. Beless. president Of the city
federation. 667 South First West street
The Judges are TO be Mrs, Ira D. Travis.
Miss Ella Dukes and Mrs. Selden l. Claw
son. The contest is limited to eighth
grade pupils.
Mrs. Joseph 4. Rogers OF Fort Doug
las will he the hostess this afternoon at
bridge tea at the Rogers quarters, and
as most of the ladies OF Fort Douglas will
there mani Of them will not tbs reoeys eTs
Thursday in the month. Thts evening at
the post, Major and Mrs Charles Craw-
ford will entertain at dinner in their
quarters.
| DR.. and Mrs, +. J. Van Kirk of Bel
! lingham, Wash, are in town on their way
| east and are at the Hotel Utah. They
are friends of Mr. and Mrs. ". J. Bar
rette. who will entertain for them during
| their stay In the city. DR.. and Mrs. Van
Kirk have been making lelsurely trip
places of Interest. They will stop in
Colorado on their way east
Mrs. Jacketla McCune Green enter
| tanned about a score OF her friends yes
| terday afternoon at a delightfully."- infor-
NAL tea IN the McCune home on North
Main street. The. rooms were gay with
blossoms and the hostess was assisted by
| Miss Mignon Denhalter and Miss Florence
| Campbell.
| Mrs William H. Dale who has spent
the past two weeks here. will leave today
| for her home in Los Angeles. Mrs. Dale
has been entertained at number OF al
fairs during her visit among them being
| s,ti h\- -
Gannett at the Bransford
Mrs Allan Mcowen entertained at d
box party at the S9lomaI lheater ISes- Se
who has gone TO Austin, New. for a
months visit with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles r Littrsu. and her sister,
Mrs IT, w Goodwin. Mrs, Z. $. Culbert'
Mrs w, c. Kreplin. Miss Pearl Need =
ham. Mrs, Hazel Monahan and Mrs. Allan
Many of the golf enthusiasts spent yes
tcrday at the Country club and remained
; for the regular midweek luncheon, several
small parties of players enjoying the
meal together
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Lamb (Grizeie
| Houston) arrived from the west Tuesda y
evening and went yesterday morning to
lakewood. where they will, probably spend
! the summer.
i Major Clarence ]. Manley leaves next
!, week for months visit with relatives
in the east.
. ". IT, harrison Of the National Copper
y bs nls is back, after a trip to Chicago
!. and brief visit with relatives in Des
n Moines
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Sicge will entertain
:: at dinner at their home tomorrow
IS evening
q The College club will meet this even,
~ ing with the Misses Storer at their home
4. 1886 Blaine avenue.