The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-19

K. T. Evans. Mrs Frank J. Stevens Mrs
Thomas y; Mckay and Mrs. Lawrence
Taylor. The local friends In the party
were Mrs. FREDERICK f. Stauifer. Mrs
Dryden T. Coombs. Miss Louise Holt
Mrs. j. Fred Daynes and Mrs. Alma o.
Soierberg
The marriage OF Miss Dorothea Young.
daughter OF Mrs, Mason Young OF New
York and Captain George W. England OF
the Twentieth infantry will be solemnized
this afternoon at O'Clock at the Pea
body. 10 Waverly Place, New York;
bridegroom will leave for a short time IN
the Catskills before going to Captain
England's new station at Columbus bar
racks.
Mrs. Will l.. Ellcrbeck entertained the
children OF her daughter Rosales dancing
class last evening with dancing. from
till ., supper following. About thirty
enjoyed the affair. Miss Carleton of
Rowland hall and Mrs. J. T. Richards as
sisted Mrs. Ellerbecls in entertaining
The officers and ladies of the post en-
tertained a number OF their friends last
erick Perkins assisting Captain George
II, Estes. the chairman OF the hop COM
mittee. in receiving the guests. The de-
lightful music OF the regimental orches-
ira made dancing pleasure. and num-
Der of small hop suppers followed the
dance.
NJ Barrett and NJ. ]. Barrett. father
and brother Of Mrs. F. r. Gallagher, who
have been spending: the winter In Call
fornia and the last few days at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. +, p. Gallagher. left yes
terday for their home in Dunlap, Ia. Mr.
day from trip to Los Angeles. San
Francisco and other. coast points.
The P e. o: s!stcrhood will meet this
afternoon with Mrs. a. c. Watts on
Douglas avenue Miss Alice Doolcy, who
is guest of Mrs w R Tyndale, will
speak on What Milwaukee Has Done for
Her Little Poles" Miss Cora Clark will
Rothschild VIII furnish music All visit
ing P. E o. sisters will be welcomed.
Mrs. A. ]. Uihlein Of Milwaukee Will
and Mrs. John Holt and their family. at
$50 East First South street. Mrs
Uihlein was Miss Virginia Holt. talent
ed singer. whose marriage took place a
few years ago IN New York.
Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Bersbach left yes
tcrday for their home In Chicago after
spending few DAYS here. They were
Sam Porter at their new hotel in San
Diego and With the Don Porters at their
home In Hollywood.
The Daughters OF the Revolution will
meet Mt the home OF their president, Mrs
l. r. WILEY, this afternoon at O'clock
to commemorate the battle OF Lexing-
ton The programme will consist of CO.
Mrs. Alice NJ, Horne reading the seiec-
tons,
Miss Edith shearman entertained A.
few OF the old friends OF Mrs, Moylan c.
Fox yesterday afternoon al tea at her
home on Second avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Baumgarten arc
back from a stay OF several weeks In
southern California and visit 10 San
Francisco.
Captain and Mrs George II Estes will
entertain a few Of their friends this even
Ing at bridge at their quarters,
\ very pleasant affair OF YESTERDAY was
the luncheon given by Mrs. w. u. Dono-
her al her home In Federal Heights In
is to leave soon for. Omaha.
Lieutenant and Mrs. George T. y.
DALEY az Fort Douglas will entertain a
few OF their friends at supper tomor-
row evening at their quarters.
Mrs r. l.. Edwards OF Salmon CITY.
Ia. T. visiting Mr. and Mrs. George n
kcyser at their country home. Wald-
helm. IN the Cottonwoods.
The Girls Friendly society will hold A
cake sale today AT Walkers store be-
ginning at 10 o'clock this morning.
The ladies OF the G. 4. F. department
OF Utah Will entertain at card party
this evening at the !, O.. o hall.
Food sale AZ Walkers Dry Goods Co..
al 10 a. m. today by the Girls Friendly
society of the Episcopal church.
Conclude Wing Trial Monday.
Charles Wing OF Caliente, New. on trial
before the United States district court
for alleged violation OF the federal white
slave law Will have TO walt until Mon
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