The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-23
Miscellaneous Euents

Dean Byron Cummings, of the Uni
versity of Utah, will give an illustrat
ed lecture on Tuesday evening IN the
| Third Presbyterian church on 1.-THE
! Hopi Snake Dance,N which Will be il
lustrated in a musical way by ludiar
songs by Mrs. A. S. Peters, and alsC
with lantern slides.
The young people of the Unitarian
church will give dancing, party
Wednesday evening in Unity hall al
which the chaperons will be Mrs. D. n
Straup, Mrs. +. Il Fowler, Mrs. J. f
Cowan, Mrs. II, L. Hawley, Mrs, J. j..
Perkes, Mrs. A. G.. Mahan, Mrs
Frank Mason, Mrs, G. d. Raybould and
Mrs. John link.
Mrs. John NJ Hayes was hostess at a
delightful birthday party Monday
evening. Twenty guests were present.
The evening was spent in music and
dancing, John Cowley at the piano and
Mrs. Hayes singing a buffet supper
was served at 1l:ao P. m.
The Oliver o. Howard Relief corps
will give a luncheon in honor Of the
inspector Wednesday after
noon at 1 o'clock.
Mrs. Roecheck will entertain the
ladies' auxiliary to the o. R. c. and
their friends Tuesday evening at card
party at her home, 2os West First
North street.
Mrs George Austin entertained at
dinner Wednesday evening for Miss E,
Wallace. Covers were laid for eight
young ladies. Miss Emma Austin as
sisted and Mrs. J. NJ. Hayes gave some
pleasing musical selections,
Mrs. Alex Pickering entertained
party Of ten friends Saturday with
luncheon at the Commercial club, later
being Joined by few more to enjoy
the bill at the Utah theatre.
Mrs. George c, Genny entertained
the Thimble club of Silver Maple circle
los. w. o. W., at her home on Thurs
day All members attended. Be at
lodge Friday night for the annual
election Of officers.
Mrs. Edwin S. Sheets entertained at
her home on Douglas avenue on Mon
day afternoon in honor of the board
of Liberty Stake Primary association
and rhe Tbirty-third Ward Primary
officers. The house was decorated
throughout with chrysanthcmums. Mu-
sic and games were participated in,
A delicious supper was served, covers
being laid for twenty.
Miss Maud Tuckfeld entertained the
members Of La Deja club and friends
at a five hundred card party Five
tables Of the game were enjoyed, after
which Miss Irma Sims and Miss Alice
spry rendered piano solos.
Mrs. NJ. Morris will entertain the A.
T.. club Friday afternoon at matinee
party at the orPheum.
The members of the Jolly Five Hun
dred club were entertained Tuesday
evening at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
I. Harvey on Ninth East street. Four
prizes were given and supper was
served.
Miss Vera Adams gave n card party
on Tuesday evening in honor of her
cousin, Philip Churchill, of Iowa, who
is hero op visit. The hostess was as
sisted By her mother, Mrs, J. NJ. Adams.
and Mrs. A. M. Weaver. Prizes were
won by Mrs. Charles White and D.
Evers Of Chicago,
Mr. and Mrs. John Groesbeck enter
tanned the members OF their dancing
club at chatting dish supper after the
class on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs George Ellorbeck gave
dinner dance TO twenty friends at
their home on First avenue last even,
ing.
Wednesday evening at 1880 Miss
Harriet a. Haslam and George II.
Llewelyp were married ar the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James y, Haslam, 359 North Sixth
West street, Bishop William Mcmillan
officiating. The bride was gowncd in
white crepe de chine and shadow lace.
and carried Bride g roses. The decorn-
tions wcre in yellow chrysanthemums
and pink carnations. Mr.. and Mrs.
LleweIyn will he at home 70 their
friends after December in Brunswick
avenue.
Miss Cora Milan will entertain the
Z. NJ. T. club Monday evening,
The ladies OF the U. C. T. will hold