The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-17

Lucille Clark. left yesterday for New Or
leans and Havana and Will spend some
time at Palm Beach. They will return
by way of New York.
Mrs Grover a Rebentisch will leave
today for Washington to visit her par
ents, Senator and Mrs. Reed Smoot.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert spangler of Twin
Falls have returned home after spend
Ing few days at the Hotel Utah.
Colonel E w, Tatlock. federal state
statistician, has gone to Long Beach TO
Visit his daughter.
Mrs. Clara Stephenson and sister. Miss
GeneVieye Howard. left yesterday for
New York where Miss Howard will enter
Columbia university for r. two years
Stephenson and Miss Howard Bruce Bo-
CARTE Is professor OF mathematics at
Columbia.
The "blue" section Of the Ladies' Aid
society OF Tin NJ. e. church viii hold
a sale OF lome-baked cakes and bread
at keith-o Brien,s store today.
The L. D, S. L. junior prom" given
last night in Odeon hall was one OF the
largest and most brilliant affairs ever
held by the institution. About % cou-
pies were present. and the entertainment
proved a success financially and socially
The decorations were attractive and
many beautiful gowns were worn by the
schools fair co-eds. Punch and other
light refreshments were served under the
direction OF tho amusement committees
Those IN charge of the affair were; Cleve
Larson. chairman; Miss Dolores StohI
Chauncy Parry, Eugene Robinson, Miss
Alma Burton, Charles Hart and Miss
Marguerite Nelson.
Mrc RnI,
yesterday at her home In the Sorendo
apartments in compliment TO Miss Car
oelyn thomson, prima donna OF the
theatcr. The table was decorated in pink
and white. a tail vase In the center held
pink and white carnations. Covers were
l. NJ. Thomson; Mrs Carl Scott and
Mrs. e, L. Williamson. Mrs Leon More
ton gave musical tea for Miss Thorn
son yesterday afternoon at the Tyree
assisted by Miss Ethel E;llerbeck, Miss
Bell Tyree and Miss Ethel Tyree Miss
Thomson sang, accompanied by Mrs,
Williamson.
Tho regular weekly Junior prom,
party OF the members Of the Junior class
at the university will take place this
evening at the Gamma Phi sorority house,
1850 First avenue, The students are be-
coming adopts In the manufacture OF
artificial wistara, professional 'fower
Hdhef tdhlnS CHaFSe OF the Work each
evening.
Mrs Horace G.. Whitney entertained
her sowing club Friday afternoon at her
homo on Second avenue. The club will
meet next Friday with Mrs George D.
Alder.
The musical society OF the University
OF Utah gave dance last night IN the
museum building assembly hall. Punch
was served throughout the evening
About 300 were in attendance.
Mrs. Henry P. Henderson will leave to-
day for Chicago and VIII later 80 10 New
YORK, whore she VIII join n party for u
sEiP NIs. o" tue "'''''r'a"o"" and up the
Miss Jennie Sloan returned Friday from
visit to her sister In San Francisco.
Mr., and Mrs, Everett Buckingham,
formerly OF Salt Lake and now of Oma ha,
are at the Hotel Utah. They are re-
ceiving much social attention from their
friends here,
Mrs Adolph Qulst entertained with an
informal tea yesterday afternoon DIT her
home on East North Temple street in
honor OF Mrs Emery Adams wife OF
Lieutenant Adams OF the Fifteenth In
fantry, now stationed IN Manila. Mrs
Quist was assisted in receiving by Mrs.
sided at the tea table. assisted by Miss
Alice Ross. The tea la BILE was decorated
In yellow snapdragons.
Joseph S. Nihey has gone to the north.
west on business trip.
J Mrs. Harold Fccry Of Ogden and Miss