The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-17

| W. Exton, MISS Cartwrfrht + iseN,aa, xnar'e :, !,
Jupai a. Early and Lieutenant r C
- most interesting affair of Yesterday
alteInoon was the studio tea at the Ifni
ress,ty t5s nyt OF Utah given by the students OF
nc The studio In the library buildine
was made attractive With many hand
80 s4n1s rugs and was gay with the flowers
few, of the choice works of gifted pupils
Of the department. The guests were Te
GGslyed by Mrs orson Howard and Miss
young girls in the department served we'd
punch and welcomed the visitors The
school orchestra furnished musical pro-
sremme through the afternoon
some OF the more noticeable works
were some studies in the nude. by Miss
florecen ware. and n wonderful market
creditabIe water color sketches were
shown by Lucille Cannon and some OIL
studies by Miss Frazier. Some OF the
works OF Miss Carol Evans were pyo-
nounced by experts among the hest ever
seen locally. Other exhibitors were Miss
Browning. Miss Parry, Mrs. Leo Brand
enberger,. all of whom showed talent. =
notable feature of the exhibit was the
work OF the japanese students three o.
whom exhibited splendid samples of their
art. which. while done under the direc-
ton or Prof.. Edwin Evans. showed the
great difference IN style between the two
countries.
Last night was, society night with the
Elks at the Orpheu?n, and in honor OF
the occasion box parties wers enter
tained by the governors Of the state, past
ana ana present Governor ane Mrs Spry
and ex-Gorernors Cutler, Wells and
Thomas all had parties OF friends IN other
boxes LINCOLN 6. Kelly: Secretary of
Straup and FriclJ and all the members
CT the governors STAFF entertained par
ties either in the boxes or in the body OF
the house. Later numerous supper par
ties were entertained al the downtown
cafes.
Richard Goss entertained a stag party
day evening with box party at the
Colonial theater and supper at the
Maxim cafe later, the affair. being In
and Blair Stringhan. who are 10 leave for
Europe early IN June. The young men.
in their handsomes; evening clothes.
seated a the long banquet table made
a mos; interesting sight. and although
the affair was quite informal there were
songs and college wells enough 10 en-
hven the scene.
About a score OF the women OF the C!ty
Associate of clups went out TO the
Whittier school YESTERDAY 10 be guests Of
the faculty at a luncheon there. An hour
or so was spent in visiting the various
rooms and much OF the reatiye side of
the school life was shown 10 the visitors.
At the luncheon the school coiors OF -pur"
lilacs iii both colors formed the decora-
tions. At the close OF tie meal superin-,
tendent d; II. Christensen made bIeI o
on behalf Of the association.
The country home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Freed in Mil creek was the
when q dozen OF their friends motored
out in the carly evening TO enjoy dln.
ner, Elaborate electrical decorations
were used, together with many mowers,
through the rooms. where. following the
dinner, 8 dancing party was enjoyed
The guests were MIR. and Mrs Ashpy u,
Cleveland. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Ni6ley.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Freed MIR and Mrs
William Reid. Mr.. and Mrs. Jaw I.
Harris.
Word has reached the Salt Lake
friends of Leslie L. Savage OF the en-
gagement OF Miss Greta woodward
teresiing announcement having been
made at an elaborate dinner given re-
Gently at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. Woodward Is vice president
pany.
The Donoller home in Federal Heights
was the scene of beautifully appointed
luncheon Yesterday given by Mrs. w. p.
Donoher and her sister Mrs. George
Airis. in compliment 10 Mrs Walter G;
Lewis Roses were used III decoration
with great baskets Of the flowers. was
most attractive. Covers were laid for
twelve guests, the intimate friends OF
the guest OF honor.
An Interesting wedding Of Thursday
evening was that OF Miss Dorothy Met
calf, niece Of G. IL. Metcalf of Kennett.
Yl1n a1d dnr
son Of Mr., and Mrs, e. i. Carpenter OF
this city. The young people are spend,
ing a honeymoon In California and will
come here within q fortnight 10 so TO
Blackhawk to make their home.
Miss Marjorie Short, formerly of this
city. but now of Los Angeles. who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs F. NJ. briggs
OF Ogden, will be here today TO spend
the week end with Miss Dora Hall at the
l. f, Hail home on First North street,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall have their son, Will
liam Hood Hall. home from Berkeley for
his summer vacation:
A merry party OF young girls, members
to tine Moyle farm IN the Cottonwoods
Yesterday afternoon TO he guests of Miss
Evelyn Movie over the week end, This
evening TI party Of onr 1hs yoqng BOYS yItS VIII
supper. Nrrs, Moyle going out to chap
erone the young people.
The Daughters Of the Revolution met
at tho Bishops building al 3 O'Clock yes
terday afternoon The programme IS pub
lished was carried out The following
committee was appointed TO make ar
rangements for Flag day on June IL;
Alice Mary Horne, Julia +. Lund and
Emmeline Cannon.
Mrs George O. Bradley and her Sis
| ter Mrs Lenore Horrocks. entertained
| a dozen friends at bridge yesterday
| afternoon al the Bradley home. with a
| few more coming In later 10 enjoy tea
The rooms were decorated with spring