The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-02

~ ,or the most successful affair oil
m ,,o snring season in an artistic as
well as social way was the ne
~ Danssnt" OF yesterday afternoon
,t the Hotel Utah. given by the
.,,ars Of the Nonsectarian Charity
- ,.,u, ,he aid of some OF the beauty
4 cbiyalry OF the city Inc oahcihs
/. wbfch is all the rage in the east was
--.,,,,ced into Salt Lake society anu IL
/ 4 ,r.ceded ~ a series of ianleeu% oil
~, ma ,ss,erpieces posed by Salt Lake
"A. II T. Culmer. The ballroom
[-r..,.d ,o- the affair and the audi
IA filled the place 20 near the Sldee'
wbirh the paintings were SET. Aite'
..h,oauy were finished ths company
..,od zen in the banquet room ana
',r,ne on The ballroom floor III
-,..r ON the outer balcony On tn"
-.,,ne tables were placed. where
- and candy we're sold, Mrs. Heber
Wells and Mrs. David Taylor having
80 ~ one table and Mrs. Stanley A.
'ass co,llsien. Mrs e. W. Whitley and
q I 3. Risque at the other. Inc
.-.ts we're received by the officers OF
I soc,ety Including Mrs. F. c. Schramm.
<s Frank Judge, Mrs. George w Rose.
Il T. q. Mccormick. Mrs r. w. sahs-
4. Nrs Benner X. Smith. Mrs. Ernest
.,beresr, Mrs. Edward s Ferry. Mrs
,th,,r s Bird, Miss Gertrude McGrath'
hi Carlos Roberts and Miss Anna Nc
.rnIck.
,rne tablesux we're all so excellentlE
|ns that II would ne impossible to dis
I.n,natc. They were as follows:
|,t, NJ Buckingham. . .GainsborouEh
"a Master John Judge.
.nnlicitv .....s.... reynolds
Ruth Bamoerger
~ Margaret Moran.
.c Strawberry Girl. ReSnolcs
IN Enid Wall.
1ster Hare .......s.......,. feynolls
Eoody Donoher.
he Dutch Twins. .....'.....,-.
| Kate and Mabel Ferry.
<c OF Innocence. ....-...... Ike! nous
Dorothy Lynn
me- p Brnn and Daughter. lie Erun
Niss Mccormick and Margaret
Mccormick.
N blue Eoy. .GainsDorough
Master Edward Ferry.
he Cir With the Muff .....Lc Brun
Mrs Joseph NIblcy,
Ne Two Sisters, ....-....-.. REYNOLDS
Miss Gladys Savage and Miss
Frances Clayton.
1c Little Princes in tho ,'uwer. Millais
Marion and Joan Bird.
he Broken Pitcher. ............ .Greuze
Miss Margaret Walker.
Nm OF Arc. .......,.. s.....
Ntp. I.ff
Iecn Louise ...........s..s.... Richter
Mis- Margaret Durr.
1chess of Devorshire 80. Galnsboroug';
Miss Gwcndoiyn rripo.
'dItii NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. !. 3. Neys.r
Mrs. William p Kiser
Miss Marie odeu
NrT James e. NcEnany was the
|eless at large tea AT ilci apartments
fhe pfHnsford. to which some ss.enty
her friends we're invited ara whicH
Hs preceded hy about " score Of friends
loving the game OF brldga Five tables
tre arranged for the players and prizes
*rcrawarded 10 tho winner a. eacn ~
n TIC hostess was assIsi 81 in "ecciT-
h and serving by Mrs. e. L. Durkin,
rs. Howard Engc. Miss Margaret Cnl-
H and Miss Grace Sullivan. and M the
\ which followed the garne Mrs. Ed
|rd McGurrin and Mrs +. T. Gallagher
.1fed tee and coffee. The rooms were
II 'decorate1 With May baskets nt yellow
.Hers. roses, narcissus. mar&unrilcs. all
0fling their beauty. The prize winners
re Mrs. d. Fred Wcy. Mrs Phil j Pur-
10 Mrs. A. e, Sullivan. Mrs George j.
rem and Mrs. Angus McKellar.
'iaior ard Mrs. Charles Craw ford en-
<aincd at a beautiful May day dinner
oFsdsy evening at their quarters, 'lav-
q dozen OF their friends as guests.
e table dccora lions were of May bas~
OF yellow daisies and the appoint
0xs OF yellow were most artistic. The
SIS were Major and Mrs. Willis Lline.
tain Morton T. Smith. Captain and
John De Witt. Captain a NJ Shipp.
cartwright. lieutenant and Mrs
~ Craig. Lieutenant and Mrs, Walter
prysoale and Mrs. Miller mother OF
delghttul affair OF yesterday after
ives the bridge tea given by Mrs
Pn q, Rogers at the Rogers quarters
',e post To which a score OF her
'ps were asked To play bridge and A
.-per more 10 tea later. The home was