The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-11

and sentimental sweethearts 10 the end
of the journey.
NNR. AND MRS. FRED c. DERN
lF1 entertained at dinner last night
al their home. 62 Virginia avenue. The
dinner was followed by bridge. The
table had centorpiece of yellow roses
arranged in basket. Covers were laid
for twelve, the bridge scores being used
as place cards. The guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Freed. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gland Freed, Mr. ard Mrs.. Joseph Nib
ley. Mr.. aud Mrs. Jay Harris aud Mr..
and Mrs William Reid.
n6RS. PERCY NJ CROPPEB and
LVQ Miss Fanny Hansen entertained
yesterday afternoon 1t bridge tea 3,
Mrs Cropper ; nome, 80 Fifth avenue,
in honor OF Miss Agnes Hansen, who
will be married next Wednesday 10 {.
c. Frazier. The house was decorated
in green aud yellow. Guests were en-
tertained at six tables of bridge, and
tea WAS served after the game. The
Tea Ldbie bdI 81 'Iuur !"Nc 'S' w Ni
yellow, with centerpiece Of yellow
chrysanthcmums arranged in q basket
MRS. IRVING ID. LOWE entertain
lF1 cd with bridge tea yesterday
afternoon at her home a. + and Third
avenue, in compliment TO her sister
Mrs. W. y. Mcdonald o. New Orleans
The tea table was decorated in pink
aud white Pink and white roses anc
smilax in basket formed the center
piece 4 ciuny lace coTer over pinE
completed the color scheme. Mrs. Low,
was assisted in receiving by Miss Hel
en- Godbe and Miss Mary Naisbitt
Cards we're played az six tables.
MFRS JOHN G. D. CLARK enter
lV4 taincd with bridge tea at he
home in the Prescott apartments yes
terdav afternoon. The decoration
were in pink and white carnations nu'
white roses arranged with ferns ant
smilax. Bridge was played at ten Ia
bles, with prize for each table. let
was served at the card tables following
| the game. Mrs, Clark was assisted b.
Mrs. John A. Slaughter, Mrs. Z. 5. Al
lison and Mrs. Malcolm \. Keyser. Th
prizes were won By Mrs. G. B. Wilson
Mrs. C. A. Gillette, Miss France
Evans, Mrs. S d. Evans, Mrs. Fran
Gardner, Mrs. G. NJ. White, Mrs. J. I
IO'Connor, Mrs. II. \. Haynes and Mrs
| G, P. Smith. The guests included Mrs
| c. A, Gillette, Mrs. Ida Atherton. Mrs
| George A. Snow, Mrs. w. Il. MOODY
Mrs. c.. L. Arnold. Miss Arnold, Mr:
| c.. II. Blanchard, Mrs. George ;. Blar
chard, Mrs. Frank p. Stephens, Mr.:
G. B. Wilson. Mrs Malcolm A Key
ser, Mrs. Don Coray, Mrs. 6. f. Smith
Mrs. s. D. Evans. Miss Frances Evan:
Miss Lucille May Franckc, Mrs. Will
Uline. Mrs. 4. W. Foreman, Mrs. II. Z
Tookcr, Mrs. J. A. Slaughter, Mrs. \
C. Watts, Mrs. j. II, Riddle. Mrs. "
F. Culmer. Mrs. W. Il. Williams, Mrs
Isaac Jennings, Mrs. j. T. O'Connol
Mrs. Joseph Conuor. Mrs. G. II. Plat
Mrs. H. A. HAYNES, Mrs, c. NJ. White
Mrs. \. B. White, MIS-. Reynolds, Mr.
&c. E. Appcrsou, Mrs. F. w, Bradley
Mrs. Davis, Mrs. l.. S. Wright, Mrs. j
S. Allison. Miss Margaret Morgan, Mrs
Wellington l.. Lake and Mrs. j. L
McEnany.
II VEN the staid members of the I'm
T. versity club have fallen victim
TO the tango" craze. a tang
cabaret" supper was given at the elu
last night, which was up to date IN e1
cry particular. 1t was stag aifall
beginning at 10 O'Clock The dinln
room was festive with japanese lar
terms and red and yellow tulips. IN
cabaret programme was turnlsne
bv professionals from the vnudevlll
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