The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-08

dancing party with chatting dish sup
per following. The affair was given in
honor of Miss Bonnie Miller, and among
g %ere 9E H9pe MzRfara Ee noSa atef ef Miss
Carrie Sapplngton, Miss Dorothy Rook- |
lidge, Miss Gladys Savage. Miss LUCILLE
tTaneke Nesn Miller Dr. Mason rl Lieu
Hall. Wise and Underwood,
The Spirit Of Liberty chapter. Daugh- |
ters of the American Revolution. will
ee and 5ns for the a f5
Of Mrs: r. a. Wight, 1926 Michigan ave-
nue., Mrs. wights home is reached by
the Fifteenth East car. leaving Main
Mrs. Lee Charles Miller. Mrs. c. P,
Overfield. Mrs. Charles W. Boyd and
Mrs. e; E. Allen are the nominating
committee.
The date for the marriage of Miss
Ethel Brown, daughter OF Judge and Mrs
Melville G. Brown of Laramie, Wyo.. and
Twentieth at Fort Douglas has been set
for Wednesday June 4, Mrs. Harol D.
Coburn and her baby will go to Laramie
to visit the Brown family through June
and TO be there for the wedding, leav-
ing here about the first OF June.
Mrs. ]. ". Curtis Will sing the obi
cato for Autumn Violets." the chorus
the musical tea on Saturday afternoon In
the new clubhouse. The members Of the
music section OF the club are making
active prepara tions for the affair, and a
cede the tea
Mrs. Charles A. ouigley was the hos
of the Crystal Bridge club. the members
together with a few guests being enter
tained at a delightful luncheon before
ture fashion figures holding flowers. All
the appointments were In rainbow eT
fects. Prizes were won by Mrs, Bis
marok Snyder and and Mrs M d5G Harry r. Entz Bin The
With Mrs. Bismarck. Snyder
Mrs O. II. Lewis entertained a score
or more of her friends yesterday after
noon at another in a series of bridge teas
for her sister, Mrs. Walter Lewis. for
| merly OF Butte. The rooms We're gay
with lllaes both white n,1 and purple and 1a IN
| were used most effectively The hostess
vas assisted by her mother, Mrs. s. s.
Wksr sa sHa by a1a ssr as Roos King MISS
The voting at the Ladies' Literary club
tomorrow afternoon will last from
O'Clock until 5 o'clock. the election COM
hours The ticket as submitted has been
somewhat changed, Mrs. e Q. Leather
TeGS Efs Sken Mfs and Il Mrs h D. t 4 straup @ having
withdrawn their names.
! Miss Elizabeth Trask Of Denver will be
her brother walter Trask and will visit
with Mr and Mrs Daniel Alexander.
Mrs. John e. Dooly will entertain to-
| day with a luncheon at the Alta club
in compliment to Mrs L. g. Caldwell of
San Francisco who is here visiting Mre,
Katherine c, BeieheT.
The choir of the First Methodist church
will be entertained this evening by the
Ladies' Aid society with automobile
ride and supper In the church parlors.
Miss Abbie Herman win entertain
tea this afternoon ct her home
The Cleofan will hold a special meet
ing this afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
! Selden L ClawSon on 3 street for the
purpose OF outlining the programme for
Mrs. J. T. Richards will entertain at g.
bridge tea tomorrow afternoon at her
home on A street in honor OF Mrs Walter
Lewis,
MT, and Mrs Willard Done were sur
2rised by a company OF their friends
at their home, when some excellent music
was rendered and a supper served
Mrs. Lewis A. Jeffs and Miss Mary
Wall will entertain at q bridge tea on
Saturday Tor Mise Marguerite Stewart
Mrs Ida M- Cole will speak under the
auspices Of the City Association OF Clubs
today at s;30 o'clock In the Commercial
club paTlors.
Judge and Mrs. George G. Armstrong
have moved and will shortly he at home
In the Vissing apartments on Twelfth
East and South Temple streets.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John C, D. Clark will en-
''tertain at a dinner next Wednesday even