The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-08
a score OF the young friends OF MISS Mar

| SCoIe Ol li6 young lI1SHUS Oh NllSb
garet Williamson and Curtis L. Smith
last evening at cards. in anticipation Of
| their marriage next week. Five tables
were arranged for bridge and later a de-
! llcious supper was served. Tho home
was beautiful with the autumn flowers.
! The hostess was assisted by her sisters.
the Misses Florence and Adelaide
| Smithen.
Mrs. Henry Catrow Will entertain a
rev friends today at a luncheon for Mrs.
James A, Irons of Fort Douglas
Mrs. Willis Uline Will entertain this
afternoon at a bridge tea at her quarters
at the post
The Browning section OF the Ladies'
| Literary club will be entertained today
at the usual luncheon before the pro-
gramme, a the home OF Mrs w, F.
Adams on Fifth East street
Miss Eva Eldredgc VIII entertain this
evening In honor OF Miss Margaret VII
| Hanson.
Mrs. Harry p Taylor Of Los Angeles
is expected here shortly to visit DR. and
Mrs. j, r. Critchlow for part OF the
winter
place November 60 was the guest OF
honor yesterday afternoon at tea given
by her sister E,,1ls Mrs ,, s Y oa TAYLOR The
Cutler, Zola Bagley. Ivy WILKINSON Maud
Neeley. Ivy Cleghorn, Edith Acomb. Zina
I.arkD, Dot Hampton, Clari Brown.
Mrs W. J. Bennett, Mrs. Fred Mugles-
ton.
Mrs. Kari Spinner was the hostess yes
terday at a very prettiy appointed lunch
con- with four tables OF bridge following.
Mrs. Lou Marks assisting the hostess.
The company was seated at two round
decorated with quantities OF beautiful
garden chrysanthemums.
Mr., and Mrs. Richard A. Keyes will
entertain al a dinner In compliment to
Colonel and Mrs. James A. Irong on
Tuesday, November is.
Mrs. c. S, Vadper will be tho hostess
today at luncheon for a few friends at
her home on Ninth East street
The officers and ladies' OF the post VIII
entertain at a hop next Friday evening
instead OF last evening, the regular nights
being the second and fourth Fridays In
each month.
Miss Hazel Fox entertains this evening
for Miss Sue Hampton. one OF the au-
tumn brides.
Tho members Of St Mary's AIuJnnac
association will hold their annual re-
union and banquet this afternoon at the
academy. The business meeting will be
held at o'clock, with the usual chapel
services later and the banquet at in
the evening.
The friends OF the young people learned
yesterday of the marriage In Pennington
on Thursday Of Miss Alta G. Taylor and
Louis l.. Reynolds. The announcement,
Of the marriage came as surprise. al
though friends have known OF the en-
gagement for some time, Mr. Reynolds is
the chief clerk to a. q. Apperson OF the
D. & r. g. railway and is we'll known in
local railroad circles Mr., and Mrs. Rey-
onlds will soon be at home In the Palace
apartments.
Another marriage which was surprise
TO the friends Of the two young people
was that OF Miss Margaret Stanley and
Max F, Schick of the city engineers Of
fice. The couple we're married In Tooele
on Wednesday and the secret was made
known to a few friends yesterday,
The Misses Erma and Marion Eccles of
Ogden are here spending the week end
with the Misses jasmine and Vivian
Smith and TO attend the two parties for
Mr.. and Mrs George James Robinson
Miss Ivy Cleghorn VIII entertain this
afternoon for Miss Charlotte Wctzell.
Miss Ivy Smell entertained the members
| or her sewing club yesterday afternoon.