The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-24

-HE, young people were given one
of their many holiday treats last
evening at the da ucing party given
j. by Mrs f. {. Woodruff for her
son and daughter. Russell Wood
ruff and Miss ,id ide Woodruff. ~ the
Ladies' Literary club house. The place
was like a. (aiIyian nd with It's hevies oil
beautiful young girls. Its splendid young
men home from school or college, ana
The merry holiday spirit over all. The
guests were received in the drawing room
TO the left of the main entrance. Mrs.
Woodruff aud her son and daughter, Mr,
and Mrs. Karl y. Sc.acid and Miss Sybil
Walker all standing In line to welcome
the young people. The room was all
banked with gorgeous ponsettas, while
festoons oc The Christmas green's and
Christmas heTls were hung in the ma in
dancing ha Behind screen OF tiny
Christmas trees gayly lighted with incan-
descent lights and hung with tinsel, were
seated the members OF the orchestra, fur-
nsalng an excellent musical programme.
Al onn side was placed q punch bowl
with refreshments for tho dancers. Late
in The evening de!cious buffet sup
per was served In the library above, where
again quantities OF poinsetjas were used
for decoration. Here Mrs. J. Il, WALKER
aud Mrs. Scheld sat pouring coffee dur
Ing the supper hour. while Miss Edith
Shearman and Miss Hanaues assisted in
serving. About 200 Young people enjoyed
the affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Keith entertained
company OF friends at u beautifully ap-
pointed dinner last evening al their home
IN compliment TO Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Grace Of Santa Rosa, who are guests at
the IIearns home. The decorations were
OF American Beauties and the favors were
All suggestive OF the holiday season. Cow
ers were laid Tor sixteen. Tie guests
besides Mr. and Mrs. Grace were Mr. and
Mrs. Kearns Colonel and Mrs. L. +
Holmes Mr.. and Mrs. Richard A. keyes.
MIR and Mrs. Hubbard w Reed, Mrs
Robert Barclay OF Tacoma, Mrs william
NJ. O'Brien and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Knox
Today will be the last day in which
Cross work will have an opportunity 70
purchase the little Red Cross seals whicl
ats TO heip In the fight against tuacrcu-
.osis; All the booths IN the large depart
1neot stores, the Hotel Utah and the
postottiee VIII be open during the shop
ping hours, and plenty of pretty girls
WIZ oe on nand 10 see that everyone gels
AN envelope full of the lltue stickcrs to
carry their message OF cheer.
Society: people wlo needed the injunc-
ton 10 shop early are still shopping, huv-
ing taken UP The work OF the Good Eel
lop and finding each day. even up till
tooa!. tilled with tie work OF prepara-
tlon for C3ristnas. There q re several
partes OF young girls who have reserved
today Tor tie special work of going out
Win Good Fellow Oh the last errands to
ne cone before Santa Claus coYnes-or
possibly iorgets TO come by their failure
TO cali Wasatch I1Si.
Mrs. c, G. Smith of Fort Douglas and
MIS-, Wilson r. Burtt botn lei; on Mon
oay for the southwest Captain Rurtt
nes obtained IA BRIEF leave of ABSENCE ana
WIZ meet Mrs Rurtt in Pasadena snd
spend Christmas with relatives there
MRS. smith Will go direct to FL raso.
Edwin Peabody the younger son OF Mr.
and Mrs. a. II. Pea body. WAS SURPRISED
luesday evening by some OF his boy and
sirl friends. who helped him celebrate ais
sixteenth birthday with dancing and
Christmas games;
Mr.. and Mrs E l. Carpenter will lea We
today for the Ella OK Hawk mine to spend
the Chrlstalas time with their sons and
daughters. Mr.. and Mrs. e l.. Carpenter
Jr'. and MI and Mrs James Carpenter
The last sunday issue OF the San Fran