The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-18

Cannon and Miss Edith Wells. About
40 callers were received.
Miss Kate Farrell entertained with
bridge tea yesterday afternoon at her
home on West First North street The
decorations were in pink and green, car.
nations in green. pink and white ana
ferns carrying out the color effect In
the rooms where the card tables were
placed In the dining room the tea table
fern as a centerplece. Mrs. \, II. Ber-
from and Mrs. j. j. Kinney poured tea
and coffee. Assisting In serving were
| Miss Dorothy Helm. Miss Marie Helm,
Guests were entertained at nine tables OF
| bridge.
Miss Marguerite Richmond entertained
with a small bridge party last night at
her home on East South Temple street,
in compliment TO Mrs, George y. Law
Elinor Stewart The decorations were
carried out in ST PatrIck's day ideas.
Those assisting the hostess were Mrs.
Frederick r. Palmer, Miss Ethel Riley.
Miss Hazel Sappington and Miss Mar
Saret Dey.
A number Of the teachers of the Grant
school entertained the other members OF
the faculty with a st. Patrick's day.
luncheon in the teachers dining room OF
the school Yesterday. The nature of the
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guests, who We're merely told not TO
make any other arrangements for their
noon meal. The table was decorated in
green carnations: shamrocks and other
suggestions Of ST. Patrick. The place
cards were tall green hats. Ices and
cakes also carried out St Patrick Ideas
The hostesses were Miss Emily Harris.
Miss Anne Anderson, Miss Chic Sharp
Miss Lula Cram Miss Hazel Smith. Miss
Agnes Lawson, Miss May Brown, Miss
Julia LittleY. Miss Bertha Fassen Tne
Professor ID PrQSSEr,
Miss Lillian Simonds Miss Mary Helm,
Miss Josephine Mooney, Miss Rhoda
stevens, Miss Edna Wilkinson, Miss Hen;
derson. Miss Flora Woodma nsee and
Mrs. Elizabeth Stocking,
The Seekers club was entertained at
cards In addition TO Its literary pro
gramme Yesterday. afternoon by Mrs. 7
J. Nippcr at her home 1914 East South
Temple street The house was decorate6
tally cards were ST Patrick hats. The
tea table had large pig MS a center
green onions and potatoes in the Jackets
in honor of the day An informal musi-
cal nrogramme was given ard 1c, paper
on The Origin o. Womens Cluos was
read by Mrs. s. E. King
The marriage OF Miss Isabelle c. Bow
ole and Jerome u. Ireland will take place
al the home OF the brides mother. Mrs.
street. this evening at o'clock The
ceremony Will Dee performed 6y the Rev
ana close friends OF the b:lde and bride /,
groom will be in attendance.
The marriage OF Palme- Baker. for !
merIy OF this city and now OF Santa |
Rita, y. NJ. TO Miss ANGLIA Salter OF
Woods Cross. will take place today at
silver CITY. N VI The couple Will be I
4; home at santa Ritas after April l.
Miss PHYLLIS Dwyer and Mrs Harry
Preston Smith viii entertain with ,
bridge sea this atternoon 1 az the Dwyer
WG''e %no vii ii "H he married. nsxi Week. ''@"'
Mrs. II. c. Give VIII entertain with a
birthday party for her daughter. Miss ,
home, InoTn 555 South West Temple street.
The art section of the Ladies' Liter
airy club viii Mr. meet this m9rnHg vj Il the
paper on "Rusdacl' and William
van der Neldc.'
noon at the home OF Mrs. E. g. Wal. !,
dron for Miss Mary Kingsbury. a mis-
sionnry of the Christian church from
India, The ladies OF the First. Christian
Ing hours are from $3.50 until s O'clock
Miss klngsbury. who has been visiting
In the city for some time. Will soon re-
TIE American Institute OF Child Life.
chapter l, viii meet tonight at the resi-
denee Of Mrs ST., Carl ar ,ssS ssrsin; e!s street
tenn" and viii be discussed by Mrs. l.,
L.. Simmons.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Third