The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-14

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! ionquils and yellow shaded candles. and a
! brides cake suitably inscribed. was
! Tade an effective cen;erpiece. Later.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lowe entertained Mr and
| Mrs. Netcham at the Salt Lake thea ter
to see The Isle o. Dreams
| A splendid society audience Is assured
| for the St Patrick's day concert Satur-
day night at the Salt Lake thcater. Sew
| eral PARTIES are already made UP for the
| various stalls, and among those who Will
entertain are Senator and Mrs. Thomas
| kea!ns MI. and Mrs. j. G. Lynch and
Bishop Laurence Scanlan. the latter to
entertain a party of priests
! The Ladies Literary club will hold the
regular meeting this afternoon at the
| club house and viii listen TO talk ON
| the art OF France under Louis XIII ano
its present day Influence ,his subject
having been substituted for that in the
wear book. The music will be furnished
by the Euterpe society
The members of the Womans Republl-
can club are making preparations for the
card party which they are To give on
Faster Monday at the home Of Mrs.
George r Buckle, SCI Fifth East street;
The card game Is SGT for clock ana
Tables for the game may he secured from
any of the committee, who are, besides
Mrs. Buckle. Mrs. Kate Shill. Mss
Blanche Stricldey. Mrs, Gray and Mrs
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Mrs. w A. Nelden will leave shortly
for Pasadena to visit her daughter. Mrs
] O. Cross. Later she will go north to
Hood River for short visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Nelden before returning
Captain and Mrs a. L. Casad, who we're
guests Of Major and Mrs. Charles Craw-
ford at Fort Douglas for a few days re-
Gently, sail today for Manila: Captain
Casad has been made major in the ord
nance department
Miss Margaret Mcclure will probably
leave within "a week for southern Cau-
fornia, She VIII go 10 Coronado 10 JON
her grandmother, Mrs. James a. Miner.
who has been spending the winter on
the coast.
Miss Mary Luman is TO leave today
for lengthy visit In the east, where
She will be Il guest OF friends in Ithaca
and I'm West Point over some OF the reg
u!ar college festivals of the spring time,
Captain and Mrs. Charles W Exton Of
Fort Douglas will entertain the members
OF the Evening Auction Bridge club to-
night at their quarters at the regular
meeting OF the club
Mrs. Windsor V Rice and Miss Rice
have returned TO San Diego after Il visit
of fortnight here. The two Rice chil,,
dren. Isabel and Gordon, are In school
in San Diego.
Mrs. e. A. Wedgwood will entertain
few friends at bridge tea tomorrow
afternoon at her home In the Dorius
apartments on II street and First ave
nue..
The officials OF the Utah Power G
Light company. OF whom there are now
a large number in the city will have a
reception and dance this evening In the
ri NJ II Commercial club.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Walter S. Drys-
dale and their children are expected
shortly at Fort Douglas from Columbus
Mrs. Robert Stephen Joyce and Mrs,
Sidney Watson Badcon of Ogden have
issued invitations for a lunchean to be
lei.
Mr. and Mrs. w Il, Ridge have moved
at 924 East Second South street,
Mr.. and Mrs James L. Jennings will
be home tomorrow after a stay OF sew
eral months in southern California
Miss Jasmine Smith entertained a par
ty Of friends in box at the Colonial last
evening,
I,
visiting Mr.. and Mrs, A. L Hoppaugh.
leaves tomorrow for Los Angeles,
The Daughters OF the Handcart Plo-
DeerS will meet this afternoon with Mrs.
Francis Armstrong at her home on East
First South street.
The Daughters OF the Confederacy Will
George H. Wood at No, 1 Wood apart
ments,
Mrs. II. J. F,roiseth will entertain at
bridge tomorrow afternoon at her home
or Second East street
Mrs. Harry f Kimbau will entertain
today at the first OF series OF affairs
TO be given today, Saturday and Mon
day
Mr.. and Mrs, W. II. Bramel are back
from trip to southern California.
Miss Leone Goalen will entertain the
members OF her club Friday evening at
her home In r street.
The ladies' auxiliary to the Order Of
Railway Conductors WI give card party
this evening in the *. OF p. hall in the
Linden hotel building. -Four hundred Will
be played.
Miss Phyllis Bagley and Miss Grace
Fels entertained sixteen friends yester-
day at a parcel shower for Miss Emma
Oliver. whose marriage To Erid Jepson
takes place shortly. The rooms were
adorned with pink and white carnations
and were most attractive. Games were
enjoyed and tea was served.
The full membership of the O. u. O.
club was entertained yesterday by Mrs
c, L. Allen in her home IN the Ruby
apartments. A delicious luncheon was
served by the hostess.
APPOINTMENTS MADE
BY GRANT APPROVED
The city commission yesterday approved the
appoin,ncnts u,ade by the chief or poIice of ID