The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-18
TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING. JANUARY 49, 1913
Mrs. Glen Miller Mrs. J. T. Richards
and Mrs. George Gushing.

and Mrs. George Cushing;
Mrs. Franl; i. Parker entertained Il
doze!. ;r.enda yesterday most delightfully."-
at bridge party a. her home. three
| taoles o. The sDmo filing the afternoon
| hou"s., The, guests were Mrs. w, ". Rlv,,
Charles s. Quigles, Mrs Noble Wa-rum.
N:e. y. Fred, Wcy. Mgs. Vaughn Paul.
Ms \; L. Hoppapgh.. MIS-. 4. T. En-
| .. Meck!enbur4.
M. and ME-. Charles BLEHsg enter.
dinner followed o. bridge tor NJ. and
Mrs. e. NJ. White o: Eagle. Colo, WHO arc
here or a v!s.'. The DECORATIONS were, OF
a crysta! basiSet which was Heo with
great yellow bow. Yellow -stladeJ lights
| added the!r touca OF colo. also. The
guests 20 mee, Mr.. anu Mrs White were
Mr.. ard Mrs. Fred Davidson. Mr and
| Mrs. Frank Fisher. H.. and Mrs, Tom
Biliings. Miss Edita k.usabury and
Nyron Billings.
hundred Of her rrIends ycsterday atte:-
noon at lea at the DIstan home foc
Miss Florence Cooke bride OF the
coming week. The hornc was ray WITH
flowers, and those entirely IN red, Roses
We're used mainly III artistic pro'uson.
Receiving wI,h the hostess and the guest
G. Dustan and Ms Nalter i. Cooke.
while In the dining room taking turns AT
the tea table were Mrs. f'ca knickcr-
booker, Miss LcnoTe Samson ana Mrs. 4;
j. Gov!an. Among those who assist ed
In acrI ing we're Miss Ecth Lane. Miss
Grace Cooke ana, MIS-. ,Aline Carter.
Lieutcnan; PhIip O wrigh,son has
been ordered TO Madison, Wis. as spe-
cial instructor in military science in the
University OF Wisconsin,. lie and Mrs.
Wrlghtson viii leave Fort Douglas to-
morrow Madame N'rigntsor viii re-
main at The pos; for d few weeks visiting
friends and Will then 60 to Fort Leaven~
Lieutenant and Mrs. Wrlshtson IN theis
new station.
Mrs. Chester Clavson entertained yes
tcrday afternoon at kcnsington al hcr
home I'm compliment 70 Miss Eeryl Fox
whose marriage TO Edwin EyanSon takes
place ueTt week The rooms were deco
rated in carnations aud ferns and assist
ing the hostess wcro Mrs Feramorz Fox.
Mrs. George s. Lambert Miss Mary
johnson and Miss Florence FOX,
Invitations have been Issued by Mrs
j; NJ. Caliow for bridge tea TO be
given Tlursda.. January so Al the Hotel
Utah. BridEc will be played during the
carly afternoon with large tea follow
Mrs, Paul Kcyscr VIII he the hostess
tonight at a dinner dance to be given for
Miss Norinne Thompson and Miss Marie
Ddcll the dinner at The Alta club and
the dance late~ al the Country club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Sigier are leaving
the city for several months Mr. SIgler
going east Yesterday on business trip
and Mrs Slgler Go Los Angeles tomorrow
for q visit With friends. TO be Joined atcr
by Mr, Slglcr OH his return from The
east
The cake sale planned by the enter
taiumeut committee of the Ladies Lit
erary cluo fCr today has hoen postponed
for one week. and VIII be held Oh SAT-
urday, January -.
Mrs. George W. Putnam and AIrs.
Charles Boyd Will entertain With d lunch
con next Tuesday at the University club
foc Mrs. Paul Burke o. Los Angeles.
Miss Margaret Walker will entertain al
IN. supper Sunday evening from till
O'Clock.
Mrs. L. s, Wright viii entertain the
officers of the Daughters OF the Utah
Pioneers today at n luncheon.
Mrs, J., z, lammcll will entertain to-
day at Il luncheon at her home. with
bridge following.
Miss Lucille Noyce will entertain at
birthday luncheon for sixteen of her
friends today.
Mrs. ;. VI. Cartiley leaves Saturday fov
the Pacific coast to spend the rest oG the
winter there.
Mrs. II. A. Greenwood will entertain
today at luncheon az her home for Mrs.
Paul Burke Of Los Angeles.
Mrs. Sol Siegel is expected home to-
day from a stay OF some two onths in
Baltimore and in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs e y. Miller have re-
turned from visit to Los Angeles and
san Francisco.
Sam Porter passed through the city
carly in the week on his way to Grand
Rapids, Mich. from Hollywood, Cal