The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-08

music, sewing and reading. A supper
was served. The members present were
Miss Beth Stein, Miss Myrtle Coyington,
Miss Lille Thompson, Miss Anna Cook,
Miss Margaret Gallafent, Mrs. l.. Gov
ington, Miss Jennie Hamburg, Miss
Jane Sullivan, Mrs, j. Greenhalgh and
Miss Clara Anderson. The club will
meet in two weeks at the home of Miss
Margaret Gallafent, 644 South Second
East street.
The B. Y. D. club entertained at
luncheon at the Commercial club Satur-
day, followed at bridge. Those pres
ent were Mrs. Leslie Squires, Mrs. s.
c. Smith, Mrs, Gale Moffat, Mrs. G. A.
Pursell, Mrs w. r. Granville, Mrs. w.
II. Handin, Mrs. w. w. Fuller and Miss
Lillian Riley
The Kewpie club met at the home Of
Miss Lillian Duncombe Thursday. A
very pleasant evening was spent in play
ing 900 The prizes were awarded
10 Miss Zclla Martin and Mrs. Grace
Roueche. Refreshments were served.
The members of the Germania Ladies ;
club were entertained last Wednesday
afternoon by Mrs. Schmittroths and
Mrs. Schustcr. The Schuster orchestra
furnished music.
A birthday party, at which relatives
and friends of the family were guests,
was given Friday night in honor of
Miss Ruby Renshaw by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Timothy Renshaw, 564 West
Sixth South street. Refreshments were
served and dancing was enjoyed.
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Of A. Brox, 757 West Firth South
street, Friday evening. The gathering
was in celebration OF the birthday an
niversaries OF Mr., Broy and his moth
er. A number Of intimate friends were
IN attendance.
Miss Bessie Willes entertained the
members of the L, T. club Friday even.
ing. The evening was spent in making
preparations for dance to be given
| this week,
A dancing party was given at the
Odeon Wednesday evening by the Adj
ticium club. The hall was tastefully
decorated in the club colors, blue and
white, and punch was served from a
booth decorated in the same colors.
Abuut 400 were present TO enjoy the
evening.
Miss Barbara Balken entertained a
number Of her young friends at party
at her home 363 l. street Saturday al.
ternoon In honor of her fourth birth
day. Games were played and refresh
meDts were served, Those present were. .
Eugene Barnes, James Hill, Raymond
Hill, Gerald Christensen, Melvin Do
rius, Leslie Stanton, Freddie Gunner
son. BOYD Mcdonald, Maurine Barnes,
Lillian Barnes, EVELYN Barnes, Emma
Mary Barnes, Ruth Hill, Kay Hardy,
Louise Woolley, Josephine Carroll, We
roma Mcdonald. Elizabeth CoIladay.
Mrs. John Balken was assisted by Mrs.
Fred GunnerSon, Mrs. W. +. Carroll,
Mrs. j. 4. Stanton and Miss Mildred
McCaiDe.
Miss Ivy Norberg was given sur
prise party Friday evening at her home
on Twelfth South street. The evening
was spent in games aud music, after
which refreshments were served Those
present were Miss Pearl Freeman, Miss
Ivy Norberg Miss Rickie Kunke, Miss
Ivy Powell, Miss Lille Thompson, Miss
Ruth Norberg. Miss Pearl Thomas,
Miss Elsie Brimley, Miss Ruth Vim,
Miss Nielsen, Miss Smith. Miss Gothic
Miss Moreno Jarvis and Messrs. George
Kunkel, Nern Strombere. Enoch Mel
sen. Monroe French, Fred Angel,
Clyde Brimley, Forester. Oscar Frede-
riekson. Casterline, Williams, Frauk
Mulcock.
The members Of the Amici Fidissimi
fraternity gaze a supper party at the
Hotel Utah grll after the Chi Omega
dance on Friday night. The table was
decorated with red and white carna.
tious, tho college coloTs. The boys and
their guests sang the fraternity song.
The Congress club gave stage party
Friday night at the Odeon. A musical
programme was carried out, aud re-
freshments were served Eighteen were
IN attendance.
. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hill entertained
the jolly 500 Stub Wednesday night at
their home. 375 l. street. The prizes
were won By Mrs. John Harrington,
Mrs. Joe BeTgstrom and Mrs. Thomas
Holder. Supper was served following
the game.