The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-08

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served. Tho guests were Mrs. Il. w.
McAlllster Mrs. i. L. Maxwell, j, Ross
Bradford, o. o. Oblad, Ii, lpson. The
bride was formerly Miss Irene Swauer.
The Spirit Of Liberty chapter Daugl
tcrs of the American Revolution, has
issued invitations for It's annual lunch
con Saturday, February q, ut the Ho
tel Utah, in honor of Washington 5
birthday.
Miss Enid Newman and Miss Emily
Newman have issued invitations for d
card party Saturday evening at their
home, SO7 Fifth avenue,
Miss Marion Whitney will entertain
al tea on Saturday ut her home, SIS
Second avenue. The affair for which
100 invitations have been issued, is
given in honor Of her twentieth birth
day,
Miss Louise Brady entertained at
supper at her home, 81 South Ninth
East, Wednesday, in honor Of Miss
Edith Stephenson, who is now visiting
phenson will leave for San Francisco
this week The evening was spent in
various games, music and daTcing.
Those present were Miss Irene Ure, Miss
Veda Crouch, Miss Louie Spencer,
Miss Margaret Mcclure and Mrs. c. Fl.
Peterson.
Mrs. J. Hansen entertained the Dallas
club at cards followed by luncheon. at
her home Ills Ninth East. Thursday.
The prizes were won by Mrs, Charles
Pitts and Mrs. C. J. Trump. The next
meeting will he with Mrs M. H. Fers-
cutt. 1922 South Ninth East.
The Kewpie Klub will entertain al Il
theater party at the Utah, followed by
n dinner at Franklin's Thursday in
celebration of Lincoln g birthday. The
last meeting was held at the home of
Miss Jessie Cowan, 927 Ninth East,
Thursday The regular monthly bust
ness meeting was held, after which re
freshments were served.
The g. F. Q. club was entertained on
Friday evening by Miss Wanda Craig
at her home on Seventh avenue. The
following young women were present:
Miss Ruby Lang. Miss Nettie Schnei-
der, Miss Edith Funk, Miss Helen Rob.
erts, Miss Helen Meyers, Miss Sylvia
Grattan, Miss Tia Belts, Miss Mar.
gle McClintock. Miss Kate Pitt, Miss
Mary Gallagher and Mrs. Earl Steele.
Miss Craig was assisted by her mother,
Mrs. Edna A. Craig.
The club chorus of the Ladies' Lit
erary club will meet Tuesday afternoon
at the clubhouse at o'clock,
The Olive Sewing club met last
Wednesday with Mrs, l.. B. Bayrell, at
her home, 212 West Seventh South
street The club will meet Wednesday,
February is, with Mrs. c. Sullivan, S32
South First West street.
Miss Ruby Renshaw and sister, Mrs
formal party Friday evening in honor
of Mr. Seymour, who leaves soon for au
extended eastern trip. The guests
present were Miss Ethel Darke, Miss
Stella Watson, Clyde Renshaw, c. +.
| Dupaix of San Francisco, and George H..
Buehler of Denver.
Mrs. Harold Evans entertained the
Y. NJ. n. Sewing club at her home, 34l
South Fourth East street, Thursday
afternoon. Tea was served The cen
terpiece for the tea table was pink and
white carnations or cluuy lace cover,
The club will entertain az a rag
party Thursday evening, February 10
at the home of Mrs. Harold Martin
Mrs. W. B. Spurrier entertained at
cards at her home, 742 Hawthorne
avenue, on Thursday afternoon. The
prizes were won by Mrs. Mark Baxter,
| Mrs. John Hansen, Mrs. s. II. Nowles
and Mrs. Will Loveridge.
! Mrs. J. Fletcher. Jr., and Mrs F. A,
Johnson, entertained Friday evening
with n parcel shower, in honor of Miss
Agnes Sylvester, whose marriage TO ID.
Oscar Kirk will take place next
Wednesday, The evening was spent
with music and games. About twenty
were in attendance.
The members of the n. c.. l.. G.. club
were entertained at the home OF Mrs.
Ethel Shill, Isl Center street, Friday
evening. The evening was spent in sew
| ing, after which refreshments were
served. Music was furnished by Miss
Louise Clark Arrangements were
made for valentine party.
The members Of the senior class OF
| the Salt Lake high school gave d
dance at the Ladies' Literary club.
house Friday evening. The music for
the dancing was furnished by four
| piece orchestra. Light refreshments
we're served during the intermission.
About sixty guests were present The
affair was managed by Quentin Wal.
lace, assisted by Miss Margaret Ewing.
Miss Helen Carthy and Arthur NAYS.
The chaperous were Mr., aud Mrs IT, j.
| Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich. Miss
Msyne and Miss Ellerbeck
| The Lucky Thirteen club was enter.
tanned Thursday BY Mrs. Lee Jones at
her home on West Fourth North street.
The afternoon was delightfully."- spent
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