The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-13
Mis- ceLLaneous Euents

The Grandmothers club surprised one
of their members, Mrs Dora Brown, ct
her home in the Oaks apartments on
the occasion OF her seventy ninth birth
day, and spent few hours most pleas
antly with her A dozen of her friends,
all of them grandmothers, enjoyed a
delicious high tea as close of the
pleasant afternoon.
An elaborate affair of the week was
the garden party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Rex d. Stark Wednesday evening for
their house guest. Mrs. NJ. +. Stark Of
Colorado Springs; Miss Mabel Freeland
of Denver and Mrs. Dogge of San Fran
cisco. The garden and wide verandas
were beautifully Illuminated with cleo
trio lights and japanese lanterns. Dur
ing the evening seven tables of auction
bridge were played, after which a
charming musical programme was rem
dered by Miss Freeland and Miss Mary
belle Kraft.
The Ladies' auxiliary to the o. K. G.
will give lawn party tomorrow at 8
o CLOCK at the home of Mrs. Edward
Bell, 2704 Seventh East street.
Miss Mary Williamson was hostess at
a Kensington Friday afternoon, her
guests beng members of the a. f, o.
+. musical programme was enjoyed,
after which ices were served, The
guests present were: The Misses Hepsy
Berry, Dahlia Brown, Frances r.
Shields, Marguerite White, Ada Sanders
and Ruby Murdock.
Mrs. W. Green entertained the Souve-
mir Card club Thursday, July 10 Mrs.
l.. Jones won first prize. Mrs. f, Green
second and Mrs, l. Riley the consola-
tion prize. The club members are plan
7ing a very elaborate lake party for
Thursday.
Miss Cora Milan entertained mum
bcr of girl friends Tuesday evening at
a buncle shower in honor of Mrs, Wal.
ter Hanson, formerly Miss Pearl Phil
lips
Miss La Vaughn Raymond entertain
ed her club on Thursday in honor of
some out-of-town friends, Miss Ella
Raymond and Creed Raymond of
Springville. Flags and flowers were
used for decorations, and prizes were
won by Homer Christensen, Allen Groes-
beck. Miss Cora Thorne and Miss Pbyl-
lis Wiuder,
Miss Mabel Foster entertained the
members Of the 81. G. L. G. club Fri
day evening at her home, $40 West
Fifth South street The hours were
passed sewing. after which refreshments
were served by the hostess. A dancing
party will be given at Saltair Wednes-
day evening.
Miss Elva Bong will be guest Of hon
OF at party to be given Tuesday even
ing by Miss Frances r. Shields. The
guests will be the Mizpah girls, of
which the guest of honor and, hostess
are members Miss Bong leaves Au-
gust ! for Germany, to continue her
musical studies She expects to remain
one year.
Mrs. Carl r.. Williams will entertain
with an afternoon tea Wednesday for
Mrs. Clara G. Williams Of Spencerport,
n. Y, at her home. "a Gordon avenue.
Mrs. Elwood Bailey will entertain at
a lawn party at her home, 243 South
Sixth East, next Thursday evening, for
the Oliver O. Howard post and corps, as
sisted by the following ladies: Mes
danes Corey Elliott, Goble, Frye, Knac-
stead and Weidner. All G. A. R. organ
izations and friends are cordially in
vited. Cards at $50 o'clock.
The Daughters of the Mormon Bat
talon will hold their annual encamp-
ment at the home of Mrs. Julia P. f.