The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21

trip TO tho west. They will be at home
after January at aga Second avenue.
Lieutenant and Mrs Bertram p. John
son entertained a party. of friends last
evening ut delightful dinner at their
4Snartsrs. S one OF series Of such affairs
We're Captain and Mrs. c. c. Smith. DR.
and Mrs Henry c. Coburn, Lieutenant
and Mrs. Arthur Dalton. Miss Josephine
Mcclellan and Lieutenant r. C. Cotton
The decorations were Of yellow chrys-
aDthemums.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Judge and
coast. and will go 10 San Rafael to joir
| Miss Wymond and the older Judge boy
who are already established there, and
| TO spend the winter. Mrs, Judge has just
returned from the east with Mrs. c. w
Whitley after a few weeks stay in New
| York.
The current events and current itcro
ture section OF the Ladies' Literary clut
at the usual time. The main topic oi
the afternoon Will he presented by Miss
Holsclaw, who Will lead in n discussion
Of the militant woman. Mrs, Crabbe
Will discuss the new tariff law and Mrs
Merrill Will give a paper on The Lin
coin Highway" Miss Voellter Will fur
nish tho music.
hcTDeTt SQDnEer lnV!te1 party o'
local musicians 70 meet Harold Bauer AT
a luncheon at tho Hotol Utah yesterday.
the party including Miss Edna Cohn.
Miss Lucille Francke. Mrs Daniel Alex
ander. Miss Gratia Flanders. Squire Coop
and Spencer Cawson. Jr
Mrs. Edwin F Holmes had as her
guests al the Harold Bauer concert at
the Salt Lake theater last evening a
party Of music lovers. including Mrs. jay
T. Harris, Mrs Eugene B, Palmer. Mrs
Ira II. Lewis. Mrs. Charles G.. PIummer
and Mrs, R. C. Woodbury.
Captain and Mrs. Wilson B. Burtt OF
Fort Douglas will entertain a few friends
at n dinner this evening at their quar-
ters.
Mrs. George d. Alder and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Van Nissing Midgley. viii be
the hostesses this afternoon a a tea at
the Alder home on First avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. McChrystal and
turned 10 their home in Eureka after a
few days spent at the Hotel Utah. Miss
Frances McChrystal remained In town a
few days longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. J, Moran VIII enter
tain a party OF friends at the Tennis club
this evening,
Mrs j NJ. CAllOW mas resumed Ner
regular Friday afternoons al home since
the opening OF the autumn season.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. E. CosgrifT and Mrs
w Edward Fife have returned from a
pleasant stay OF a few weeks in the east
Mrs. Lester Freed VIII entertain the
members OF her sewing club today at q
luncheon at her home.
| chapters. o. Z. s., will entertain at a
dancing party tonight in the Odeon. Mrs
r. l.. Conely. Mrs G. y. Sargent, Mrs. r.
c. Mccullow and Mrs. w NJ. Havenor
| Charles Van Dyke is chairman OF this
punch committee;
Mrs. Lon ChIlds entertained twelve
| friends yesterday at e luncheon FOR Miss
| Sue Hampton. who Us 10 bo a Thani:sgiy-
ing bride Yellow chrysanthsmums worc
used for the Ia bic decorations and pink
and white for tho other rooms OF the
house The hostess was assisted oy Mrs.
| ], V. Hampton and Mrs. e J. Kearnes
About thirty young people enjoyed q
peasSnt, affair ma s1,bSsy of Gysnns IT.
Aveson II, B. De Almond. G. X. Saun-
| ders and II. Tuck were the hosts OF the
evening and their guests were entertained
or the Keith apartments with cards and
music and a supper.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Eatough an
pouncc the enga semcnt Of their daugh-
tcr Florence. 10 Paul Adams. the wed
| ding 10 take place at their home, 9oi
| Eighth avenue. December 4. Mr., Adam,
| came here In September from san Fran
cisco and he and his bride will make their
| home here,
y Dean Byron Cummings will give ar
Illustrated lecture next Tuesday even