The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-22
Social Happenings i'm Cities and Towns of Utah
followed by a card party at the Kirc,er

followed py n cHro paTty a. "ie Nne-OS'
home.
Mrs. Frank Fouts and Mrs. j. S. Lewis
entertained large number OF guests al
! a beautifully appointed luncheon at the
Weber club Saturday afternoon. The
tables were decorated in small pink Cecil
Drummer roses and forget me-nots, with
6treamers and bows OF pink ribbon ef-
fee5iyeiy arranged Dainty cards. t on !!
designated 'tae places Of the guests The
national colors were used IN the decora-
tions OF the hall,
A large number Of guests were enter
singtons, given Wednesday and Thursday
afternoons. at her home.
The u. S. w ladies' were entertained
by Mrs. Downs, l2s Twenty-seventh
street, Tuesday afternoon.
Professor T. Earl Pardoe Will give an
entertainment at Garland Monday night
for the Garland library book fund. he
will read selections from tho works of
Dickens. Longfellow, Ripling. Guy Carle-
| ton. Kingsley and Kennedy.
Mrs. C. A. Boyd and children left Mon
day for few weeks visit to the coast,
going first TO San Francisco and from
there to Berkeley, where they viii remain
| q number OF weeks.
The Historical society will meet next
Saturday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
~. NJ Canse. Mrs. Edward Bichsel will
havo charge OF the programme.
Mr. and Mrs: Roy Sessions OF this city
,sn meIe guests OF nonor 81 a dinner parry
Mrs. Malcolm hampton at Garland
Mrs. Katherine George Of Denver has
| been the guest OF Mrs. Matte Taylor tho
past week, returning to her home Mon
| day.
TO the Home Culture club next Thursday,
Announcement has been made of the
marriage OF Miss Aileen WInifred Kirch-
or and Francis George Matson. which
the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. r,
kirchon of this city and Ia a graduate
Of the Sacred Heart academy Mr.. Mat
son Is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
II. Matson, and as q reporter on the Salt
Lake Herald Republican has q host of
friends. They VIII make their home in
Salt Lake City.
The ladies' of the Methodist ohuroh
colonial tea at the parsonage Thursday
afternoon, Mrs. Rassweiler acting as
hostess.
Mrs, c, II. Wright entertained at q
Wright. at her homo Monday afternoon
delicious luncheon was served, pink
roses. carnations and smilaX adornlng the
table. Covers were laid FOR twelve
Mrs. David c. Eccles and sister. Miss
Rachael Wright. returned to tf6lr home
IN Ogden Wednesday. after tour of the
east While in New York City Mrs. Eo-
cles and Miss Wright were the guests OF
have been spending the winter there.
Thursday afternoon the ladies Of the
Episcopal church entertained at tea at
the home Of Mrs. r 7, Hume.
DR.. o. II. Smith returned TO this city
Tuesday, after o. six months' absence In
Europe. He was accompanied by Mrs
Smith ansd daughter, but the latter re-
mained In Omaha on a visit with rela-
lives. After spending about five months
in postgraduate medical and surgical
work IN the large hospitals Of London
and Vienna, Or. Smith and family made
tour OF Holland. Austria Germany and
France.
Tho members of the Past Noble
OF Mrs. j. F. Randall
Mr.. and Mrs. william Bowe Jr., and
their daughter, Frances, have left for O
trip 10 the coast. They were accompanied
by Miss Anna Christensen.
\ Colonial entertainment and supper
VIII be given Monday evening by the
members Of the First Presbyterian church.
The history of the United States In tab
leaux and song recital will be features
OF the evening.
Miss Stella Murray has as her guest
Miss Margaret Foley OF Evanston.
Mrs. Dan Boyle was hostess to the St
JoseDhs Sewing society Thursday after
noon at the church hall
Miss Annie Peterson OF Redondo, Cal,
is the guest OF Miss Thresa Lauder. Miss
StSISoti iofUleflS TcSlusC IN tTlS CITY.
a farewell party will be given next
Thursday evening al the Weber academy
for Lyles Larkin- who leaves March IL
on mission to Holland.
Mrs. S. L. Riser will entertain the
Child Culture club at the next regular
meeting Tuesday. February "a.
The Social Twelve club was pleasantly
entertained Friday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. A. C. Brown.
Mrs. John Henry Smith Of Salt Lake
and Mrs. Ben E Rich of Centerville spent
Monday and Tuesday with relatives In
Ogden.
delightfully."- entertained by Miss Anna
Powell at a tango party Friday evening.