The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-03

..rTER D. FREED was tho
ot n bridge tea ycster-
sfscrnoon given in honor oil
s.,er Mrs. Joseph II. Young
s,attlc. Wash. Guests were
,bree tables OF bridge,
,umber OF others came IN
p. uying room, library aud
verc decors ted With brown
...s,s OF apricot blossoms tied
IN, A large basket OF the
,d a centerpIece for the tea
Linz in receiving were MIS-.
ss'n,sd III Mrs. Joseph Nibley,
I s1mi a. Mrs. j. II. Frederick
,rr,,sm Reid and Miss Alton
y ni',,Ii nii.s Janet Reid. Miss Lu-
", M,ys Jeanette Young as
.srying. Mrs. Freed VIII en-
:, Iris afternoon with the Soc
w I.rIss Of bridge teas.
:. MAYER entertained the
sv,,or Bridge club at her home.
~. North street. yesterday
Luncheon was served at ]
~ members of the club,
Il 'ssive and the bridge game
~ luncheon table hsd a cen
~ ,sd carnations arranged in a
80 how of red ribbon OH Tie
n a each place was a tiny bas-
rIGh Easter cgss'
I. r.ts Equestrian club is plan
,n,srestIng meet and cross
,sa for Easter Sunday, The
~ rssr ray trappings. in which
,,ioos black and white, will
y. rlde will begin ct IL O'Clock,
~ ~ shorI one. and the club will
y. civ IN lime for luncheon
.,i I-tah about / o'clock. The
Y rrnmbers thirty-eisht and a
ID enjoy the Easter meet,
,-,ss n Sweet entertained at
+, ,,rSsr afternoon at her home,
n followed by tea. The tea
s,,ractively decorated in yellow
fellow ionquils and white
reo arranged In a basket as
IN IN cluny lace cover Mrs.
ans presided at the tea table.
z Niss Carol Hutcllins and
3 E Marks Little Miss Lyall
,sjyeI the guests at the door
~P 4. Hu,chins. Mrs. Sweet $
.5.,sd The hostess In receiving.
|'r played at three tables and
4 was won by Mrs. F, w.
.ra-Yama party to be given by
Ia The University of Utah to-
~ mems gymnasium promises
nav attended. All college stu
\ intercollegiate students are
a are expected TO be in cos
(. friends and patrons Of the
4. asked 10 be spectators. A
Il Of time and talent has been
On the hand-painted pro-
,od tIons, with the idea
4 the entertainment imposing.
.ftlues and sororities are giving
.30ri TO the function. The fol-
|iren will act as distributors OF
fib6on and souvenirs. Mrs.
S,ry, Mrs. j. T. Kingsbury, Mrs.
atd, Mrs. Robert Gemmel and
Do Cummings Professor Rich
D, who. like many others OF
n Is 10 be In Yama -Yama out
II ss master OF ceremonies. The
q Tue faculty and their wives
n patrous.
sg an official meeting at the
.1tylerlan church Wednesday
hdies OF the congrega ton
5Per In the dining room OF the
r1pllmontary 10 the new min
i |Rss. G. L. Davies. and the Of
y. The table was prettily dec
tuQuIIs, arranged In crystal
4 Nesented a charming. spring
'l1ree. Mrs W. II. Alexander
ksndall Francke presided at the
= Those assisting in serving
z. B. Critchlow, Mrs. L. NJ.
~ Il j. Dlnlnny. Miss Grace
LH Msude Thorn. Mrs. Thomas
and Hrs; F w. Francis,
mage OF Miss Tergie Allen and
Coll. Jrn Of Tremonten, took
1ntsday evening at the home OF
le o. the bridegroom. Mr.. and
y III. Coil. on South Main
sts ceremony was performed by
4 4, slmpkin OF Phillips Con-
= church. The couple will make
= IN Tremonton. where the
y leading young business
1sbefs Of the Alumnae assocla-
y Aarys academy are planning
Y social function for Easter
sner they will entertain with
psa al the academy from 2:3O
O'Clock. Elaborate prepara-
odog made by the committees
v make the affair the success
~; :sya alter the quiet of Lent. A
programme, under the able
.l Hs. Edward McGurrln, has
'n Those In charge OF the