The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-09
HE week is TO be filed with mer-
~ evening affairs, quite the
most exclusive of them being


most exclusive of them being
the big junior prom of next
Friday evening at the Hotel Utah.
This is the one most important event
OF the year among the young people
OF the q. of o., and il is also of inter
est to their friends among the young
and near young. This year three Of
the most popular young girls at the
university, Miss Margaret Merrill, Miss
Mary Horne ard Miss Claire Pendle-
ton, are on thc prom committee.
This means tha1 large class of the
sub debutente girls WI be at the sf-
fair, as the three girls have An exteu-
sive acquaintance among the young
people not in college this year, In
honor Of the affair the whole week will
be devoted to social activities, all the
fraternity men connected with the "U'
keeping open house at all the fraternity
houses on Monday. and the sororities
responding on Tuesday with the same
sort of entertaining. The Dramatic
club will present equality Street" at
the Salt Lake theater on Wednesday |
night and the various musical organi- /,
cations under Squire Coop will give an
entertainment Thursday night and q |
matinee dance in the afternoon.
MT1TH the exception OF the two
large evening affairs of the
present week not much IN the way of |
entertaining is scheduled ahead, but
there are still some teas and the meet |
for luncheons o. cards. Mrs. Clarence |
Warnosk win entertain the members of
the Ncighbornood Card club on Monday
st her home. Mrs Florence Grant
Hunt viii have the girls OF the Sewing
club IN on Tuesday at the Odell home,
where she is staying till her mother 5
return. Mrs. ~ I. Lipmau and Mrs.
j. A. Reeves o. ST. Paul S guild will
entertain Wednesday afternoon at n /
lenten tea OF the home of the former,
30 First avenue. from 3 TO Z. for the
benefit of the Altar guild Mr.. and
Mrs. Kari Spinner will entertain at an
evening card party al their home on
Thursday. Mrs Nephi Morris and
Mrs, Ray Irvine viii entertain at an
afternoon affair at the Morris home on
Friday for Miss Addie Cannon. Mrs.
Curtis and Mrs. Tunnel will be the
hostesses az kensington Wednesday
afternoon at tho home OF the former.
M ISS ALBERTA BRADLEY, whose !
1'A picture appears today, is the
daughter of George o. Bradley. She is
considered one Of the most attractive
of the young girls aud has a wide cir
clc of friends. She will be the hostess
'uday, together with her aunt, Mrs. !
LcDore llorrocks, at a Sunday after
noon tea at the Bradley home on A
street, 10 which large company of |
Young people are asked. The affair is
arranged in compliment TO Mr.. and |
Mrs. Curtyu 7. Parr (uee Miss Adeline |
-lacobson), and besides from the guests
of honor Mrs Bradley will assist in !
receiving. The home will be decorated
with red Carolina roses aud the trou. |
badours will furnish the music. Mrs. |
j, NJ. Reynolds, Mrs. George W Reed,
Mrs. Charles Billings and Miss Corine
Christensen will pour, and the Misses
Ivoune Moon, Lucille Reed. Dorothy
cannon, Jane Parr and frankie John. |
SON will serve.
Nj Rs. c. E. ALLEN was the hostess
A'4 yesterday st a beautifully ap- !
pointed luncheon at the University
club at which the guests were members
of the Smith college alumnae. The
spring flowers, suggestive of the com
ing season, were used to decorate the
long table. The guests included Mrs.
Ernest Bamberger, Mrs. Daniel Alex
ander, Miss Humphrey Of Rowland
Hall, Mrs. G. B. Rosenblatt, Miss
Dorothy Webber, Miss Mary Moore,
Miss Winnifred Dyer, Miss Gwendoliuc
Tripp, Mrs. Z, B, Heisler. Mrs. J. I.
Keith, Mrs. e. NJ. Garnett, Miss Tillie