The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-22

MrS, Louisa Mcbride was IN American
Fork visitor the carly part OF the week.
German-speaking citizens OF Provo have
organized club for social and education
al purposes Professor Robert Sauer has
been appointed president and Herman
Teichinan secretary and treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. R r. Irvine. Jr. spent
City.
Tuesday evening the Owls celebrated
the first anniversary Of the local organ
izadon. fine programme of music,
quet were enjoyed.
Mrs. Lena Lewis OF Ogden spent part
OF this week In Provo. visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs, Stanley Jones. Mrs. Lewis was
on her return trip home from visit with
relatives in Florida.
Miss Ddith Young entertained at u
valentine party on Saturday evening,
Invitations were extended to the teachers
OF the Parker school and their partners.
All whose pleasure II was to attend en-
Joyed themselves immensely.
Mrs Bruce Reese went to I.ehi on Fri
day for the purpose OF attending q we'd
ding reception given there for her
brother. Earl Smith. and his bride.
A notable event In the social circle OF
the week was the session OF the Utah
Sorosia club which was held by invita-
ton OF Mrs. w. D. Roberts at the parlors
or the Hotel Roberts on Wednesday after
noon, A paper was given by Mrs. ~ O.
Lund on the subject OF Brazil and It's
Coffee Industries" The paper was espe-
ciaily entertaining and Instructive, The
with them Mrs. Winnifred Schlaudecker
from tho King School OF, Oratory. Pitts
burg. Mrs. Schlaudecker is an artist in
Interpretation and rendition OF what Is
peautlful IN literature, Selections were
given from such writer's as Charles Kings
ley, Olive Schreiner, Eugene Field and
Dr.. Byron w. King. which were so excel
lent that encores were frequent. w, D.
Roberts favored the assemblage with two
musical numbers, entitled "Hls Lullaby
and Peoples. Light refreshments were
served. In addition TO a splendid repre-
sentation OF club members, a number of
invited guests were present.
Mrs. J. o. Stone Yves rendered a party
on tuesday evening, which was under the
direction OF number OF her friends.
ing for the following: Mr.. an and Mrs. RS Ralph
Poulton, Mr.. and Mrs. Brigham Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. McAdam. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L. Dunn. DIR. and Mrs. A j.
and Mrs. George Brown. Mr.. and Mrs
w. O. Beesey, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Evans
Mr and Mrs Joseph Nelson. MIR. and
Mrs. W. NJ Paxman, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
smoot Mr., and Mrs. o. J, Thomas. Mr.
and Mrs. NJ Knudsen. Mrs. Emily
Bullock. Mrs. Emma Bullock, Misses Sadie
Graham. Maud Graham Erma smoot,
Norma Poulton, Margaret Smoot and
Miss Vivian Parkinson.
The Knights OF PytAias held q delight
ful socl lal session in Castle hall Monday
night In commemoration of the fifteth
anniversary of the establishment of the
order An interesting programme was
rendered and refreshments were served.
Mr., and Mrs. John B, wayment and
George East OF Warren, Weber county,
We're the guests Of Sheriff and Mrs. Henry
East part of this week. The sheriff Is
the brother of Mrs. Wayment and OF
George East.
Mrs. Mary B. Sumner entertained
number OF her friends at her home on
Tuesday afternoon.
On Sunday last, at dinner, Misses Sadie
and Maud Graham entertained. Covers
were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Poul-
ton, MI and Mrs. J. w. McAdam, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred S. Cain, MIR. and Mrs.
Joseph Nelson: DR.. and Mrs. A. ]. Stew
art and Mrs. Esther c. Stewart
The Commercial club ball, held in the
Mozart Thursday evening, was consid-
cred by all present the most successful
ball OF the season A large American
hag adorned the center of the hall, Red,
gowned ladies transformed the place into
a place OF encbsntment. The spacious
hall was filled 10 its capacity with people
prominent In business and social circles,
VINO danced and made merry until q late
hour, The music was furnished by the
Mozart orchestra.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. John Ridge
at a bundle shower In com
pliment TO her sister. Miss Mary Sher-
wood. whose wedding has been Announced
for February 20, Games and music were
enjoyed by the gathering. The bride to-
be was the recipient OF many beautiful
girs In china and glassware. A dainty
luncheon was served 10 the guests. who
were Mesdames Campion, James Glbby. |
James Bailey, Ida Rasmussen, John Vim
cent. Joseph Graham. Joseph Mckenzie,
Hiram Ripper. Joe Martin. David Nelson,
Bruce Reese, Edward Olsen, James
Tarrer. Robert Elliott, Sam Bailey W
r. Ray w. Smith and Miss Ella Tay-
or,
Mrs, c. W. Wright entertained at
card party in her pretty bungalow on !
nhits nhhTTsday "a afternoon tern Deooratons in red
tulips, were effectively used in adorning |
The home for the occasion Luncheon |
was served to the following ladies': Mos
Helen BEDFORD, Francis Hedqulst. S. G |
ienroid, Fera Decker. Henry Wood, VIII |
sutton: I. NJ, Warner. Henry Cease, w. |
f. Violet and Miss Cora Sutton.
A successful surprise party was carried |
'ut on Mrs. n. f. Wilson Tuesday even |
ng. The guests arrived fully prepa red |
% have good time.
Mrs, Perley Musser of Salt Lake City |
;pent Thursday at the residence of Mr.. !
and Mrs, Preston G. Peterson.
The members OF the Y w cIub |
'eceved entertainment on THURSDAY afto /
:
leon McEwan. While the members were
engaged with their needlework thew were |
entertained with music and social chat
The hostess served a luncheon 10 her !
,usets. who were Mesdames Clyde Nc |
Adam. Sidney Russell. Verne Nelson.
Ross Buckley, Jack Booth and Shirley
Bee.
The members Of the Nineteenth Cen
ury club met on Friday afternoon with
SVs. j. w, Aird. An excellent paper
entitled Citizenship In the High SCHOOL,
vas given by Archie Thurman TO n ap-
'reclatve audience.
Miss tillda Litchfeld. assisted by Mrs
Iohn Ridge. gave a house party on
Thursday evening in compliment TO Miss
Mary sherwood, a bride to-be OF this
month The house presented a pretty
appearance In Its decoration Of red and
"hlte hearts. which were effectively
lraped throughout the rooms. The guests
experienced a time OF joll!Acatlon with
'ames OF lively nature and other anus-
ns things Many pretty and useful
PRESENTS were received by the bonored
.uest. Refreshments were served To Miss
l5ilda Litchfeld. Miss Maud Grnham
Mrs, Whitney Smith. Mr.. and Mrs
James Gibby, Miss Nettie Knudsen. Miss
l!na Larsen. Miss Vilate Knudseni Mise
lizzie Souter Miss Lua Linton Mis-