The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-05

Ing room. where punch. waters and home-
! mace candles were served. AT the Theta
| Epsilon sorority house potted plants were
! the principal decorations In the dining
! ROOM where coffee and sandwiches were
| offered Miss Claire Hayne presided at
| the urn, There being a special commit
| tee OF freshmen girls TO assist her.
The members Of tho Gamma Phi made
! their house very attractive by the use
| Of crepe paper streamers and shades in
black and gold, the sorority Colors. In
| inc reception room and library these were
| taken from the chandelier To the picture
inolding, While in the dining room they
| were strung TO the four corners OF the
| table, upon which was clupy lace cover
Inc centerpiece was q brass basket filled
with daffodils. the sorority flower These
were also in the other rooms. The re-
freshments there were Ices and small
cakes.
In all the houses there was music fur
nished by the talented members. and all
the girls made a hospita BILE welcome their
one aim most predominant feature OF
each home was the co8iness and good
nishinss. that only woman's thought
can give.
The Altar society OF ST. Mary"s cathe-
oral gave a card party a cathedral hall
last night Fifty tables were arranged
for cards and others came IN for refresh
nents following the card game. The sup
per table had a centerpiece OF white car
na lions and ferns. A musical programme
under the direction Of Miss Nora Glea son
was feature. Mrs. r. Morrison and
society, receive the guests. Mrs Thomas
j. kearns and Mrs. Bernard McEnany
poured tea and coffee and members OF The
Young Ladies sodality assisted in serv-
ing.
Mrs. A. H. Vossuveyer entertained al
prettily appointed luncheon yesterday in
compliment to Mrs. !; M Larimer, for
Gently married. The luncheon was given
at Mrs: Vossnleyer's home. 47a Third ave
nue. The table had cluny lace cover
oVer pink. with ccnterpiece of pink
roses arranged in a cut glass howl on a
mirror. The place cards were Valentines
Covers were laid for fourteen Mrs Voss-
| meyer was assisted by her mother, Mrs
Mrs Ezra Thompson entertained the
CRYSTAL Bridge club at luncheon. followed
by by bridge; at her home, 576 East South
Temple street, yesterday, The table had
q centerpiece OF red and yellow tulips.
Covers were laid for the members OF The
club, numbering sixteen.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mozley announce
the marriage of their daughter, Miss Sara
Motley. 10 Joseph j. smith Tho mar
riaec took place last July at Farming
Ton, nu! has been kept secret until this
time. The couple Will go 10 housekeep-
ing In a short while The bride Is man
ager OF the Hyland exchange for the
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph
James r Smith OF the Queen Valley Roll
ing mills. The announcement OF the mar
rage viii come aE n surprise 10 the
friends OF the couple.
Mr. and Mrs J. a. Smitsl announce the
marriage OF their daughter Virginia to
Arthur Freber. which took place at noon
yesterday: Tho couple left soon al fter tho
wedding for Chicago.
The J. c.. D. +. club will entertain with
a thcater party at the Orpheum tonight,
In compliment 10 Miss T.tliie Ealson. who
VIII leave soon for California
Miss Leila Downing and c. A. Thomas
OF Montpelier. Idaho were married nj
tho home OF Mrs. Hannah Roller, Mar
s:lall avenue, yesterday.
Mrs. William watrous and Mrs. H. l..
Hosington viii entertain the Missionary
society OF Phillips Consrega tionaI church
at the home Of Mrs. sHoisinglon 274 III
street this afternoon al 2:l5 o'clock
Mrs John F. cowan and Miss Cowan
Will entertain with reception and tea
avenue. from until o'clock In compli~ |
nent TO Mrs. John Asher cowan.
Mrs A. Fred Wev will entertain the
Imperial Auction Bridge club this after |
noon at her homo on East South Temple
street
The College club will meet tonight with |
Miss Florence Jennings In the Prescott !
apartments II will bo an open meeting, |
The Woman's Missionary society OF the
First Congregational church viii meet this
afternoon with Mrs. Helen Sbraguc in
the Wood apartments.
The PAN Hellenic society will meet this
afternoon with Miss Helen Monroe 90
Caithness apartments.
The ladies Of the Oliver Q. Howard w.
n. c. VIII DC entertained at a Remington