The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-31

HE Young Ladies Sodality OF st.
Marya cathedral Kept open
house" for Catholics and their
al friends at cathedral hall last
night from until IL o'clock.
81 hall presented a brilliant scene. A
.-so Christmas tree at one end. gay with
.,rs,I shone with myriads of electric
-s,s and six small trees along the
-. Of the hall were similarly adorned
N bells were suspended from the
t,ndelIers, With streamefs of rcd and
-.sn extending from them. Holly and
-,stletoe we're festooned about the room.
Zach of the windows was large
<,,o,et OF yellow cbrysanthemums
The refreshment booths, presided over
m,mbers Of the sodality, were festive
toIdav decorations. The coffee booth
,s Effectively decorated with red and
-t,re carnations. The tea booth was
harmed with holly and tho punch booth
"a festooned with red and green. Cof-
was served by Miss Clare Driscoll
I,,ss Ruth Kllleen and Miss Florence
-u,lIyan The tea booth was In charge
! Miss Margaret Rotzler and Miss Ag-
u Mcmahon and punch was served by
Lis julia Stephens and Miss Romano
Ettle.
large number OF guests were enter
lined during the evening. All of the
ounc ladies' OF the sodality formed the
|.,,eptlon committee,
An orchestra played throughout the
senlng and special musical numbers
.sro given by Miss Cassandra Wood,
'1r. Stuart Dobbs and y. r. Grady.
. A Christmas tree for the children OF
u Mary's Sunday school. the junior
.holr and ST. Cecllias chorus will be
ssen this afternoon, from to 4 o'clock.
|.ndcr The auspices of the sodality The
"a goodies and refreshments will be
#rcd,
. Miss Alton Young entertained large
/lty a, luncheon yesterday at her home
Red Butte Hollow. The guests were
nted at two long tables, which were cf-
liyely decorated in red carnations and
rns. Tho carnations were arranged in
|ge bowls In the center of the tables.
he the monogram of the hostess in gold
giers- The invited guests were Mrs.
Twin r. Holmes. Mrs. William Pueh OF
hs Angeles, Mrs Thomas Kearna. Mrs.
|ceph T. Grace of Santa Rosa, Cal: Mrs.
1yid Keith. Mrs Jay I. Harris, Mrs.
]. Weber, Miss Georginn Weber, Mrs.
l. Franken. Mira. +. A, Wall, Mrs.
yellngton e. Lake. Mrs. Karl a. Scheid.
Us Edith shearman, Mrs. Florence
|IS 0. W. Powern, Mrs. NJ. II. Walker,
|||p. r. W. Salisbury, Mrs. George Y.
FaIlace, Mrs, II. B Whitney. Mrs. Mary
EQmer. Mrs. Jack Rooklidge. Mrs. r.. ].
l!endinnlng Mrs. Hubbard Reed, Miss
lucille Gilmer, Mrs. Adolph Baer. Mrs,
q c, Cleveland. Mrs. James Jennings,
|rs O J, Salisbury, Mrs. Clifford Pear
~ Miss Lena Hague, Mrs. John
iederickson. Mrs. James Moyle. Mrs,
j. Fabian, Miss Minnie Sadler. Mrs.
|hud Freed. Mrs. Lester Freed. Mrs.
flllnm Bold, Mrs. LIE Grande Young. Jr,,
d Mrs. Fred Dern.
Society Will enjoy the customary New
|ars eve festivities. Besides a num-
OF watch parties In private homes.
hotels and cafes Will be filled with
Fly diners TO welcome the coming OF
a Holmes will entertain q party at the
Intel Utah and Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
fe6u will also have guests at supper
ere A number of other parties will be
tertalned at the Utah. as we'll as the
per large cafes of the city.
The regular monthly dinner and dance
given last night at the University
p. The holiday season gave the event
ldsd festivity. The clubhouse was dec
sitd with holly wreaths and festoons OF