The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-16

teIhoon were musical selections by
members of the party. The guests who
GHnJI;yed Hnw;g the affair were: Mrs. A. L.
K. Watson, Mrs. e. E. Jones, Mrs.
Charles Joy, Mrs. J. T. Scheadler, Mrs.
Z; B. Ellington, Mrs. J. NJ Jorgenson,
Mrs. Rotzler, Mrs H. S, Ross, Miss
Margaret Rotzler, Miss Viola Foulper,
Mrs. y, l.. Garbutt and Mrs. W. G,
Lowry.
Mrs. G. n. Brown will give a ken
sington at her home, S2S Eighth East
street, to the ladies of the s, I. A. and
tneir friends next Thursday afternoon.
Members of Victor lodge No. SO, aux
iliary. to the b.. OF l.. +. and E.. are
planning to celebrate their tenth ami.
Versary February i in the Moose hall
a very pleasant affair Of the week
was the dinner given by Mrs. B A
BendlHen at her home The table dec
9rations were lilies and prinroses. Mrs
Dunn assisted the hostess with the sery.
ing. Inc guests were Mrs. Nelson. Mrs.
and others.
me pupils and faculty Of ST. Mary g
academy enjoyed delightful valentine
party Friday evening, beginning at
1880. A number Of visitors were pres
ent to enjoy the affair also. The rooms
were decked with palms and ferns and
hung with many valentines. A featurs
OF the evening which was much en-
loyed was the musical programme rem
dered by the academy orchestra, COM
posed OF piano, harp and fourteen
violins.
Miss Roma Rogers entertained the
members Of Des Charmenant yesterday
afternoon at a tea In honor of Miss
Evelyn Snow, who leaves shortly with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ashby Snow,
for visit In the cast.
Miss Ethel Griscoe, who is to be a.
bride of the coming week, was the re-
cipient of a delightful theater party
given by Mrs. Elmo S. Culbert Thurs
day evening at the Colonial, after
which supper was served at Frank
IS, the guests being Mrs. Harry w.
Goodwin. Miss Bess Malin and Mrs.
Deane Monahan.
The primary department of tho Tiff
Methodist Sunday school will entertain
the parents and friends with little
Mother Goose' party Friday evening,
February 21, at 1880 O'Clock, at the
church, corner of Ninth East and First
South streets,
Mrs. Daniel Hughes entertained a
party Of her friends last Tuesday aft
ernoon at her home at pleasant af-
fair. She was assisted by Mrs. D. Nal
der, Mrs B. Greschner, Mrs. G. T..
Gamble and Mrs Hendrickson In serv-
=.
Mrs. G. F. Olson, Mrs. John Nebeker,
Bailey, Mrs. John Holley, Mrs. ]. Pack
ard, Mrs. Millegan, Mrs. W. w. Will.
ley. Mrs. George Pearson, Mrs. A. W.
Frewin, Mrs. B. Greschner, Mrs. D.
Nader, Mrs. Hendrickson, Mrs. Charles
Cove, Mrs Hughes's mother, of Ken-
merer, Wyo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Griffin enter
tanned the members of the jolly Five
Hundred club at their home Thursday
evening, when four prizes were awarded
and supper served
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Bailey enter
tanned few friends at cards WedpeS-
day evening to celebrate their wedding
anniversary. The prizes were won by
Mrs. Edward Pearce and c. G. Seller.
Mrs. 1. P. Donnelly and Mira. j. c..
Starley presented Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey
with beautiful bouquet Of flowers.
Miss Olivia Brodbeck will entertain
about two dozen friends at an infor-
NAL dance to be given at her home at
900 Rice street next Thursday evening.
The tenth anniversary of Victor
lodge, No. 80, auxiliary to the B: of
L. +. and E., is to BIO celebrated Mon
day night in the Moose hall by the
members Of the order and the b. of l..
T. and E. and their families. A special
Invitation is extended to the unmar-'
ried brothers to attend and bring
lady. Dancing will be the main rea-
ture Of the evening.
The E. 81. G. club will give an in
formal dancing party at the Odeon hall
Friday evening, February 21.
Mic. c1,r, Stenhenson Rattirns From