The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-14

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the ballroom ana was decorated in col
ieEe pennants. Punch was served
throughout the evening. The Bush or
chestra furnished music for the dances:
about zoo were In attendance Mr., ard
Mrs. J.. II. Rufcr We're the chaperous.
The dance was enc OF a series which the
young men are giving to promote club
spirit among. their friends and increase
the membership ot their organization.
An especially interesting programme
was carried out at the meeting Of the
Ladies Literary club ut the clubhouse
yesterday afternoon Bishop Il. 5. Spa!d-
Ing gave an address on The Bible as
the Greatest English Classic The music
OF the afternoon was under the direction
of Mrs. William NclZcl. who gave pa
per on "Oratorios. - The club chorus
sang. Lii, Lp, Thine Eyes" rom rom Eli
jah.' Mrs !. W. Curtis sang The Lord
is My Light" by Allitsen.
Mrs. James A. Jones viii entertain this
afternoon In compliment to Miss Renee
Redman.
Miss Katherine Jennings Will entertain
with Al kenslngton this afternoon In COM
pliment TO Miss Alton Eldridge, who VIII
be married soon;
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward l.. Burton and
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. III. Livingston VIII en-
Ieriain With dance this evening at the
Ladies Literary club house, in compll-
rnent TO their daughters. the Misses
Sarah and Leah Burton, and Miss Belle
Livingston.
The Women of the L. OF L. VIII meet
this afternoon AZ 2:30 in regular session
In the science room OF the university,
p W. lecture e E9@aF9 on T EDs fnr Pn "s
social hour Will follow in the normal
viii sing. The hostesses win be Mrs. Mil
ton Bennion, Mrs. X. II Bradford. Mrs;
], l.. Gibson, Mrs. L. w Pearson and
Miss Mary Fox.
Literary club will be entertained at
luncheon at j o'clock this afternoon by
Mrs. w J. Shealy at the Commercial
club. The reading VIII follow,
The Daughters OF the Handcart Pio-
neers will meet this afternoon at 3 o'clock
with Mrs. Frances Armstrong, b67 East
First South street.
Miss Dorothy Stanley FToiseth. who is
teaching domestic science and art in the
North Sanpete high school al Mount
Pleasant. Is in the city to spend the
b a. NJ. F'roiseth. 500 Sherman avenue
Invitations were Issued yesterday by
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Redman for the mar
rage OF their daughter Miss Renee Red
man. to Maxwell Flothow of Omaha
Tho wedding Will take place AT the Red
man home al noon, followed by we'd
ding breakfast for relatives and intimate
friends Dr. John j. Galllgan Will be
best man. Tho bride Will have no at
tendants-
Miss Edna Coates and Miss Sadie
Coates. formerly OF this city. are now
IN Los Angeles to remain for some time
Mr and Mrs. w. R. Swanson and sis
ter Miss Grace Swanson, have moved
TO Price. Utah,
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude S. Williams have
returned from several weeks trip 10
the coast.
Miss Cecilia Gottstein OF Evanston.
wyo.. is visiting. Mrs, John Dyer
Colonel and Mrs. p. A. Wall are ex-
pected home next week from Washing
ton and New York
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II Grose and daugh-
ter. Gladys. OF oil Seventh East street
have recently returned from California
after six weeks of sightseeing and visit
ing relatives and friends at San Diego,
Los Angeles Long Beach. Venice, San
lose and San Francisco.
The Misses Enid and Helena Gleason
VIII leave today for trip to the coast.
The Wasatch Literary club viii hold its
annual breakfast at the Commercial club
Tuesday att o'clock.
A. Woodruff has gone 10 the Goa 81.
Mrs. Woodruff will return home with him
I'm a few days.
Mir. and Mrs r. g CI4tchiow have
returned from the Pacific coast
The Rev H. w. Reherd. president of
Westminster college, has gone east on
/ 2 business TIP.
Mrs. Ella Rothschild and daughter.
Miss Pearl Rothschild, have returned
from spending the winter on the coast
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Burton and little
daughter. Josephine have returned from
California. where they spent the Ia 81
! two months.