The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-23

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fairly crowded to the brim with
social events, Two large dane
ing affairs in the ballroom oi '"e
Hotel Utah are Of more than nsual
;rtcrest. and two others later In 'ne
reet are of social Importance Also
rrhe first of these is the bacheior
Knights dance, set for the evening Va
r.sto. Monday. This affair is to be
,,,d., the patronage Of several prom
ipent society women, among them Mrs'
Thomas Kearns, Mrs. w. 5. Meteor
nick, Mrs. Margaret b. Salisbury MIS-
Edward McGurriu. Mrs. Joseph Geoghc-
can Mrs r. II. Harker. Mrs. John M
Craig of Fort Douglas. Mrs James lNers'
Mrs /. &. Lynch Mrs. Charles A.
ouielev and Mrs. +. p, Gallagher. Inc
reconiion committee is headed by
Thomas J. O'Brien and beNy OF the
Young girls of St. Mary's sodality' IN
cloJiug Miss Dorothy jenkins, MISS
Mabel Stevens, Miss Anna hot1lcr'
N;es Joscphine Mooney, Miss Ethel
u,rafin and Miss Mary Owens will as
sist him. Dr.. Jack Galligan VIII ncao
tbe entertainment committee, other
members Of which are II. Is. Marcus
< A Msainnis, r. 4. Kane and y n.
NorI;n,n The management OF the ho-
.icl has been most helpful to the
Epiahts and will provide all the dec
oratious for the affair under Manager
George O, Relf.
Following three evenings later VIII
he the first annual ball of the Elks,
an event which promises to eclipse
ANYTHING the local lodge has ever at
iemuted in a social way. The COM
mittce in charge has arranged TO nave
the second half of the dance pro-
oramrne cotillion. an innovation In
affairs of this kind This cotilllon Will
he led by Captain and Mrs. G- II.
Estes of Fort Douglas and as the
dancers will be in fancy costumes
tho siobt will be one we'll worth see
ing. The reception committee includes
q number of prominent men both from
the city and nearby towns, and 1t
is likely that large delegations Will
he in from Ogden and Provo and Park
CITY to attend the affair. w. Il, Annis
;s chairman of the committee on ar
ranoements and S. a. Maginnis is sec
retary
Y Friday evening the men OF the
V University club will give the
usual Easter or post-Lenten dance, the
one which closes the winter season OF
dances for them. The committee III
charge of the affair Is w Il. HARRISON
and Harold B. Lamb. The dance
committee has made every effort to
make the event notable one, and an
unusual departure will be the having as
patronesses n number Of the well-known
Young matrons in society, among them
Mrs. W. ". Armstrong, Mrs. R. Il
Officer. Mrs. David Taylor and Mrs. D.
C. Roberts.
The same evening the high school
cadets will give their annual ball at
the Odeon, and the governor and mem
bers of his staff and their wives Will
be the patrons and patronesses OF this
affair, which is the big military Social
event of the year for the younger peo'
pie. =.
Governor Spry and military staff will
review the guard mount and exhibition
drill. One feature will be the new
set of calisthenics and Butts manual
drill, given by the crack squad,
TN addition to all these evening al
i fairs there will be an unusual mum
Der of afternoon events, as befits the
period of glad tiding following the
quiet of Lent. The first large affair
will be the silver tea to be given to
morrow afternoon by the members ot
st. Ma1y's AIumnae association in the
parlors Of the Sacred Heart academy
The hours are from 2:30 till o'clock