The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-15
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" and Salt Lake society promises
to take advantage Of the short time be-
fore the penitential season to enjoy a
number of large functions. a tine
dansnnt,n to bo given at the Hotel
Utah Wednesday afternoon under the
auspices of Miss Lucille May Francke
and Miss Eliza Dey, will be one OF the
leading social functions OF the week
A number Of individual parties VIII Do
entertained and the affair Will pe one
of the most elaborate and interesting
OF the winter gayeties
Patriotic functions will be the espe,
ciaI order of tho week on account Oh
Washin gton' IS birthday, and as hearts
and Cupids appeared in decorations at
social affairs last week in honor OF 81
Valentine, rcd. white and piue VIII
wave this week in memory OF the Ia
Their OF a loyal nation. As February
% fails on Sunday this year, the
strictly patriotic celebrations will be
Given either on Saturday before or Mon
dnv following. The Spirit of Liberty
chapter. Daughters of the American
Revolution, will have the annual pa
triotic luncheon next Saturday at the
Hotel Utah and Colonial tea Will be
given by the history section of the La
dies Literary club, Monday, February
%. A large dancing party VIII pe
given by Mr.. and Mrs, Wellington T.
Lake Gu Saturday evening at HCoppic'
crest and various smaller fuhcVlonS
will mark the week.
a MONG those who will entertain
IN parties nj the elaborate th'
,lansant' TO bc given at the Hotel Utah
Wednesday afternoon are The Following
weIl-known society people; Mrs Eugene
b Palmer, who VIII entertain the
younger members OF the hismet com
pany in honor of her daughter, MISS
Mamie Palmer, who is with the com
pany: Mrs. John c. d. Clark, Mrs, Eu'
gene Gaylord, Mrs. Jack Medland, MIS-
p. J. Moran, Mrs. l.. a. Mariger, Mrs.
=. L. Hoppaugh, Mrs. Frank Gustln,
Mrs. Charles Walker, Mrs. Thomas FOL
lev. Mrs. Ward Stewart, Mrs. Elizabeth
Bonnemort. Mrs. Austin X. Tiernan:
Judge Thomas Marioneanx. c. \. QuiG-
lev, Don Holman, y, G. Jones and MISS
Name Noble. The parties VIII inclnde
from four TO eighteen guests. The
patronesses OF the entertainment VIII
oe: Mrs. K. W. salisbury, Mrs. Henry
Oberndorfer Mrs j. a. Greenewald,
Mrs. c. w. Whitley, Mrs. Benner y.
Smith, Mrs John A. Marshall, Mrs.
Richard Allen Keyes, Mrs. +, T.
Schramm, Mrs. Thomas kearns. Mrs.
De Witt Knox, Mrs. Henry Catrow. Mrs
John NJ. Bidwell Mrs. Charles Tying.
Mrs. jasper McCsskell, Mrs. r. Nd
Breeden, Mrs. W. P. Kiser, Mrs. +. b
Robinson, Mrs. C. c. Dey, Mrs. Rolla
f. Clapp. Mrs. Jay I. Harris, Mrs i.
B. Beatty. Mrs. George n. Lawrence
ana Mrs Samuel c. Park. An interest
ing feature will be the entertainment
furnished by Gatty Jones and Park
Kendall, two local clog dance celebri-
ties, Mr.. Jones and Mr., Kendall mane
such an excellent impression in the
''road show recently given by the g.
y. society that they nave peen engaged
for the Pantages circuit.
TIME Fl. Of IL. club entertained with
u dancing party last night at the
home of Miss Mary Kirk, rs Walcott
avenue, Federal Heights. The Bush or
chestra furnished music for the dance.
Those in attendance were: Miss Jo-
sephine Richards, Miss Ruth Farms
worth, Miss Lucy Hay, Miss Vivian
Beer, Miss Erma Wrath, Miss Marjorie
Wasson, Miss Katherine Whitney, Miss
Rosetta Ellerbeck, Miss Gertrude
Thomas, Miss Inez Sherman, Miss Ethel
Selbach, Miss Mary Kirk, James Hol-
brook. Paul Kirk, Julian Clawson, Don
aid Kelley, John Henderson, Gordon
Castleman, Robert Wasson, John Sharp,
William Ferry, Truman Ferry, Donald
u L. Il