The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-01

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Ezra Richardson has returned to hci
home IN this city
At the Virginia Tuesday afternoon the
| promoters OF the League OF the Saerec
Heart were the guests OF Mrs Rooer'
/ Major.
Mr., and Mrs. J, G. Rosenthal arrived
| in Ogden Monday from San Francisco
en- route 10 New York, for rev Gays
visit with relatives and friends MRS
Rosenthal was formerly MISS BernlGe
Kohn. A box party was given In theiI
honor at the Orpheum Monday evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Kohn-
Tho colonial supper and musicale glver
in the parlors OF the First Presbyterian
| church Monday evening was most sue
| cessful affair and over sixty rAeinbers
OF the church and their friends We're pres
| ent, many OF the ladies being attired In
oMes bS tha oowns usea auePsl
| srnmme: Violin selections by Miss
Beatrice Hamill; piano selections, Miss
| Louise Piercei vocal numbers, MIS-. Grace
| Bartlett and Mrs. c. III. Stevens. Charles
| Kent of Salt Lake City sang n number
OF old-time songs
The members OF the Martha society VIII
| be the guests OF Mrs. II. NJ. Rowe at the
next meeting. Monday. March ..
Ralph, f. Hoag, president of the Utah
| California, where brief vacation will be
spent-
Mrs. Walter L. Stephens was hostess
| to the Utopia Sowing club Wednesday
afternoon
afternoon at Tho home OF Mra- J. NJ
| Cansa, Mrs. Onward Rohsel having
charge OF the programme.
a farewell dancing party was given
Thursday evening at the Weber academy
FOR Jyles w. J4arkin. who leaves on a
mission TO Holland March IL. The party
was given under the auspices OF tho Sixth
ward and was largely attended by Mr..
1>arllin's friends.
T. Earl Pardoe returned Tuesday from
Garland, where he gave recital Mon
day evening in the amusement hall be-
fore a large audience.
The Daughters OF thePioneers held their
annual meeting Friday afternoon In the
Sixth ward meeting house. when ofhcers
for the coming year were elected.
Professors T. Earl Pardoe Of Ogden and
Tracy Y Cannon of Salt Lake ara plan
ming a series OF studio recitals TO be gwen
by their advanced pupils. The nrst Ire re
Ing in the studio OF Mr.. Pardoe IN the
Colonel Hudson building The follow
Ing students took part; Mrs. Alice
Ka thryn Bassett, pupils OF Mr, Pardoe'
and Miss Ruth Johnson and John Sneda-
ker pupils OF Mr.. Cannon,
H. E Gibson. Jr.. of Los Angeles. who
past three weeks. has gone. to Garland
to visit with his sister. Mrs. Matte
hampton.
Robert IL. Conner OF the forest service
and Miss Ann Roberts. both OF OsGGe.n:
we're quietly married in Salt Lake CITY
Saturday evening. February 2l, by Rev.
Frank o Leona rd OF the Third Presoy,
terIan church. Mr., and Mrs. Conner VIII
be at home 10 their friends In thls CITY
after March at $50 Twenty fourth street.
Mrs. RodericIs Duncan entertained the
members OF her card club Tuesday ait
ernoon at the home Of Mrs. James Peters
Following the card games luncheon
was served 20 eight guests
Al ST. Josepl's church. Saturday after
noon February 81. IN the presence OF Ina
mediate relatives only, Rev: John Ryan
performed the ceremony which united in
ma rriagc Miss Mary lHirwan OF this city
and Eugene Morgan Of San Francisco
Mr.. and Mrs, Edward Kirwan. is well
known in social and musical circles. Mr..
Morgan is employed by the government
friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan left
Saturday for San Francisco. where they
will reside.
The brotherhood OF American Yeomen
entertained a large number OF their
friends at a card party and social Tues
day evening in the w. o. w. hall.
Mrs. A. II. Bailey was hostess 10 the
g. \. 4. club at her home Friday after
noon. Mesdames Doughserty, Gurtson.
Gertrude Carr. Erb. Daniels. Mills. G. II.
Turner and Josephine Hurst were the
invited guests.
The marriage OF Miss Lizzie Horspool.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Hors-
pool OF this city, and James A. Lever,
son OF Thomas Lever. took place Satur-
day evening AT the home OF the bride s
sister Mrs. T., IL Whitehead. Mr.. and
MIS- Lever will reside IN salt Lake City.
The Home Culture club was entertained
Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
II. A. Beauverd.
An enjoyable affair Of the week was
the dance and social given Saturday
evening by the local order OF United
Commercial Travellers in the w o, w.
hall.