The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-14

EHERE VIII p' PO ''o'
erinp up in society lines for tn
few days, doubtless due to tn
lie preparations for a more intonsiv
;sl season during the weeks follow
Comparatively few affairs arr
\, L,aulcd for the coming week, thu
!. elaborate being the luncheon n
/ uotc, Utah on Thursday at which
orv;s A. Rclf and Mrs, George o
"a will entertain party of friends
I George Benton Wilson will enter
At bridge tea on Friday, but Fri
4 right will be free from all socia.
.;,s on account of the coming Of the
,iuating Gaby Deslys TO the Salt
\, tbeater, her first visit TO the city
N, members of the Utah club will
1. their second dance for the season
"Wednesday night at the Hotel Utah.
4 and Mrs. Wellington +. Lake will
.rr,an with q dinner dance Tues
! evening for Mr., and Mrs. A. 3.
J Of Adrian, Mich. Mrs. Matthew
tn will entertain the members Of
1Crystal Bridge club at a luncheon
cards on Wednesday.
<0CIETY is absorbed just now with
! the two great movements for the
..je good. the Good Fellow movement
n the sale Of the Red Cross seals,
feh bring cheer and comfort to so
ID. The work Of selling the little
.i is progressing already, but the
b yigor of the campaign will be evil
he'd within the next few days, for
q Thursday ali the booths filed with
b gayest Of the society ladies and
|is will be opened and definite siege
| he town viii begin, to last till
|istmas eve. Booths will be open at
posloflice, the Hotel Utah, the z.
N. l., Walkers store, Keith
Bnep s store and Auccbach S store,
al each place will be bevies of at
5tive matrons and maids, not only
hing TO sell their engaging wares,
insisting Oh selling them, There
he Kaleidoscope changes in the
sonnel Of the various groups, for at
Eerent hours those at one place will
to another TO be replaced by still
lers. The booth at the postoffice
] be presided over By Mrs. Arthur
ID and Miss Gertrude McGrath, and
1sting them viii be Miss Bertha
mpstead, Miss Edith Shearman, Mrs.
nes Jennings, Mrs, Horace Smith,
!. Margaret Wltcher. Mrs, Renner Y.
ith, Mrs Grant Hampton, Mrs. II
Baum, Mrs. l.. II. Frederickson, Mrs,
niel Alexander. Mrs. J. l.. Franken,
3 Webber, Mrs. w. d. Oonoher, Mrs.
p Gilmer, Mrs, Fred Dern, Mrs. p.
Sawyer, Mrs. George j. Gibson, Mrs.
\. 0veTfcld, Mrs. Jaspar McCaskell,
J. George Rose, Mrs. o. j. Salisbury,
J, David Taylor, Mrs. George Heintz,
I. Il. Griffin and Mrs. George Har-
'Smitb.
y Walker 5 Mrs j, C.. Schramm and
!. Ernest Bamberger Will be in
''ge, with the following assistants:
\ Stanley c, Sears, Mrs. Samuel G.
y. Airs. .. W. Powers, Mrs. George
Wallace Mrs, \. V, CaIlaghan. Mrs.
x Pearsall, Mrs w. w Armstrong,
G. K. Walker, Mrs, William Reid,
!. Lester D, Freed, Mrs. u. J, Gil
J Mrs. George Dern, Mrs. l.. G. Din
'dey, Mrs. I. G. Griffin, Mrs. ]. It.
rls, Mrs. T. ". Boyer, Mrs. T. b.
tty, Mrs Simon Bamberger, Mrs. j.
frederickson, Mrs. j. Z. Clark, Mrs.
M- Ferry. Mrs. G. W, Heintz, Mrs.
! Walker, Mrs. Charles Wilkes, Mrs.
'rge j. Gibson, Mrs. George IL.
IN, Mrs. G. L, Allen, Mrs. j. A.
enewald, Mrs. Joseph Lippman, Miss
y Marshall, Miss Virginia Beatty,
y Marie Odell, Miss Lucille Clark,
= Daisy Raybould.
ne booth at Keith.O 'Brien g will
IN charge of Mrs. Robert Walker
'sOnry and Mrs, De Witt Knox. They
20 assisted by the following: Mrs.
z Cosgrifi, Mrs, Fred Dcrn, Mrs.
y Brayton, Mrs. j. A. McCaskell,
: Robert Handy, Mrs. W, e. Fife,
y james Ivers, Jr., Mrs. Joseph Nib
Misses Margaret Mcclure, Frances
'an, Margaret Walker, Isabel Shift
margaret Dunn, Mamie Sapping-
hufh Sappington, Mary Leman,
asndra Wood, Mararet Rice, Myrtle
nns and Gertrude Hansen,
no q. z. NJ, l. booth will be in
Age OF Mrs. Heber NJ, Wells and
!, |, H. l.. Terry, assisted by the fol-
''ug: Mrs. Frank jennings, Mrs.
''s Mccormick. Mrs. C. r. Pearsall,
W a. Ferry, Mrs. C. Z. Carter,
a c. Terry, Misses Martha Wells,
spry' Helen Hanchett, Sybil Wal
e'adys Richmond, Marguerite Rich
aweudolyn Tripp and Pauline
'A' Doth at Auerbacb g will be in
-se OF Mrs. Don Carlos Roberts, as