The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-22

i EE of1ce!s anu ia"-S' VI NHe '"eH-
I'M tisth at Fort Douglas proved
iii ,hsmselves, as usual. the best OF
hosts az the cotillion in the post
hon room last evening. The at
n arc pIace was rendered even more
,,,n usual with Its rich military deco
LIONS III honor OF the birthday OF
ar..,,ncton. It's many colonial costumes
u ,s company of bewigsed and be-
-..rsd ladies and gentlemen. a re-
..,,on IN the early evening. at which
"a -.osts we're received hy Colonel and
f. INNS and Major and Mrs. Wills
-,,s preceded the dancing, and during
n. lime the orchestra rendered beau
I'm musical programme. many of the
n f..r,,ons being entirely new. Before 10
.m.s the cotillion propar began. Cap
!. George II. Estes and Mrs, William
4 Graves leading. Many intricate fig
!. we're danced and beautiful favors
,.rs rIyen to the dancers. Mrs. Kellond.
n. Ditto Mrs, Burtt, Mrs. Craig and
n. Miller presided at the favor tables.
'a, late hour n delicious buffet supper
Il, served 10 the guests.
4 ?he big patriotic event of today will
n .he annual WashinGron's birthday
..-seon 10 be given at the Hotel Utah
- The Spirit OF Liberty chapter. Daugh-
e. a the American Revolution. The
saI- Is in the hands OF d special COM
iE,tes consisting OF Mrs. Benner x.
Ian Mrs. T. B. Beatty. Mrs. L. 3. Nc
2 IA Welles Fisher will be the toastmis-
/. eszs and the responses viii nc made by
ia Margaret Zane Witcher, Mrs.
cfzsdss ". Boyd. DR.. Grace Stratto
Ii Ms. F E. Marcy. Mrs. l.. e. Hall,
-, chapter regent. will introduce the
k,,lnIsiress, and following the toasts
Er Thomas Weir will read some
( |Ya. Esther Allen Cav Will play Il violin
large company OF friends enjoyed the
Id al the Hotel Utah last evening, the
III one In 4 scheduled series given by
Q. Utah club. although il Is possible
tst the club may give one additional
b The members and their friends
ID. brilliant assemblase with their
s7eous gowns, over which the bright
lsis Of the ballroom shone. TWO punch
sEls were placed on the gnezAanine floor
Xn following the dance many supper
lnles were entertained in the main
snv roon Of the hotel.
IN. Edwin F. Byers entertained a few
bsr friends pleasantly yesterday after
Be- at a bridge tea at her home. four
bss Of the game filing the early after
le, With q number OF friends coming In
sr for tea The rooms were all decked
A pink carnations and pink bonbons
.sd TO the color on the tea table. The
Easss was assisted by Mrs Lawrence
hn Mrs. Lawrence Naylor and Miss
"a Beebe and Miss Geneve Wright.
lt and Mrs. Lee Charles Miller re-
sr1 yesterday on the noon train from
Nsl OF few weeks to Riverside, Cal
3s.s. Ida, visiting Mr., and Mrs. r
cwnrHs. also returned at noon. SO
al OF them were among the dancers
hs cotillon last evening.
Ne Jacketta McCune Green Will give
heshington's birthday dinner this
tang In honor OF Phil Dewey OF Chi
!a The dinner will be followed by in
n Warren C. Bogue will be the hos
lnis afternoon al bridge tea at
hons IN tho Prescott apartments,
III
HT Leroy D1nwoodey and Mrs. Frank
jennings will give a tea this after
= lot Mrs Alma D. katz.
Ma 6. D. Smell win entertain two
3n f1ends at Colonial luncheon and
- party at her home today,
/. w and Mrs. George II. Raybould Wall
I'm In tonight at a bridge party at
~ nome on West Temple street.
VI
m and Mrs Ralph Neldeu entertained
~ tnends quito informally at bridge
~sning at their home on Thirteenth
rs. tIn % Price has returned from Ra-
ME WE; after an absence Of nearly