The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-20
Miscellaneous Epenfs

lN&S SCCG&QNCOUS EDGnES
Miss Ada Kronner entertained a
party OF her girl friends very pleas
antly last Wednesday afternoon at five
hundred. Miss Jean Stewart and Miss
Nina richards won the prizes Miss
J Mae o Neil furnished some enjoyable
vocal selections. The home was deco.
rated with pink and white sweet peas
and Shasta daisies and nasturtiuns
were the Misses Mary West, Gertrude
Q Neil, Helen Rowe, Lille Frumlzin,
Joy Grover, Elsie Taylor, Madelaino
Mcclellan, Leone Goalen, Florence
Dormer, Esther Johnson, Emma and
Mary Williams.
The music section of the Ladies Lit.
cray club has Just issued the annual
year book, showing a splendid outline
of the real study the section will pur.
sue next winter, Mrs \. II. Peabody,
the section chairman, has arranged a
series of half hour lectures in addition
to all other studies TO be given by
some of the leading local musicians.
The members of the Souvenir Card
club and their guests enjoyed a pleas
ing, gong out on an early train for
the bath, the usual supper and darcing.
The party numbered forty and the
long table was decorated with laven.
der and white flowers.
The Ladies Aid society of the First
Congregational church Will hold another
OF a series Of meetings on Tuesday at
the home OF Mrs. W w. Norton, 226
Twelfth East street. The meeting will
begin at IL o'clock and last until 8
o clock,
Mrs. Wilbur C. Price entertained at
a. dinner Friday evening for Mr., aud
Mrs. 7. Q, Atkins, formerly of Den
yer. Covers were laid for eight.
Miss Grace Rollo entertained party
at cards, Miss Florence Williamson win.
ming the prizo, The home was deco.
rated with sweet peas.
The Misses Hllda and Hazel Thomas
entertained the members of the II. G.
l.. G. club Friday evening at their
home, 740 West Seventh South street
Music and sewing were the evening
freshments were served. The members
of the club will give lake party at
Saltair next Thursday. Invitations will
Mrs. H, Osborne Morand entertained
at luncheon Friday for her guest,
Mrs Orion Bowles, of Dallas. Texas,
Covers were laid for eight guests. The
table was softly lighted with pink, and
pink favors for the guests added to
the color scheme.
The Reynolds circle, Ladies Of the
G. A. R., Will meet at I. o. o. +. hall
Tuesday afternoon at 2;30 clock.
Mrs Charles A. Stain will entertain
the Lady Veterans and their husbands
Tuesday afternoon at her home, 1877
Twelfth East street.
Mrs: {. Sullivan will entertain the
w. w. at her home, $50 South First
West, Wednesday afternoon from $50
until D o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Hall entertained
with an automobile trip and dinner at
Lagoon on Wednesday for Louis Cool,
and his TWO SONS OF New Jersey, who
were visitors mere. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Farrell also entertained at din
ner Thursday evening for Mr.. Cook.
Donald u. Williams left with Mr. Cook
and his sons III their car for n trip
through the northwest before they re-
turn to their home
The annual meeting Of the members
Of the Sons and Daughters of the Utah
Pioneers will be held at the east end
Of the lake at Wandamere July "a, at
2 o'clock in the afternoon, immediate.
ly after the pioneers have been served
with lunch. One of the objects of
the meeting is to elect officers for
the ensuing year,
Miss Lu1lle Offer, 800 Fifth avenue,
gave dancing party in honor Of Mrs
Bealen Calm of Stockton, Cal. and
Miss Minnie Ordenstein Of Chicago.
Mr., and Mrs. Tom Doolittle enter.
tanned very pleasantly last Friday even
ing at a dancing affair at the Doc.
little home on First avenue. Miss Sue
Hampton and Miss Katherine Roberts
assisted the hostess IN serving a buffet
supper to the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eber w Hall enter
tanned twentyfour OF their friends
at dinner last evening Saturday. at
their home in honor of Mr., and Mrs.
Roy Pratt of Hayward, Cal, and Mr..
Glenn W. Pratt of Topeka, Kan.
Mrs. Anthony La Torres entertained
at a children S party Tuesday after
noon for her little niece. Alice Leffler.
it being her fourteenth birthday. The
decorations were all in pink and white,
Sweet peas were used on the table and
pink and white carnations in the par
lor. The little guests were entertained
with music and games aud later q
luncheon was served.
The Thirteen of Thirteen club
was entertained by Miss Ruby Long on
Thursday afternoon. The afternoon was
spent in music and games, after which
refreshments were served. The mem.
bers of the club who were present were
Mazel Brimhall. Margaret Fowler, Ma
rie Howard. Bethune Long. Gladys
Morning, Lillian Phelps, Helen Rhodes,
Fannie Shapiro and Cornelia Smith.
The other two members are Edith
Yundt, who is spending the summer on
the coast, and Gladys Robson, who
left last week for her summer home in
Lamb s canyon.
Miss katherine Roberts was the hos.
tess Saturday at lake party. The
friends who enjoyed the bathing ana
the dancing later in the evening were:
Mr., and Mrs. Tom Doolittle. the Misses
Sue Hampton, Hortense Hodson. Vilate
Crack, Fl Nelson Brenda Speers, and
Messrs. f. c, Doolittle, W. Connors, l..
Parker, K. Ebaugh of Chicago, and Z.
! Hansen.
Mrs. Minnie Miller Of 1863 Seventh
Fast street will give social for the
members of the Banner hive. l. of NJ,
at her home Tuesday evening