The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-08

\ full ten days off, Salt Lake SO.
ia already "awearin' o. the
~ Several parties the past week
NSt. Patrick 8 day decorations and
scheme will prevail in entertain
"a Of the coming week. The cater"
and confectioners windows are
With dainties suggestive of Erin IS
ii festal day and rakish looking
hats in green, pipes, shamrocks,
and other emblems Of good Saint
LAX are seen in all of the shops,
vivid refreshing Irish green is
d like spring and matches the sun
which is creeping through win
Gloom, as forecast that Easter
viii come on apace with its flow
md spring bonnets.
San Francisco paper says;
rerpsichore is indeed relent-
muse. Once within her power,
eedom is but a barren height and
n Followers would fain relinquish
other joys sooner than be re-
nsed from her spell. Even the
syner demands of the Lenten sea-
Ia have not succeeded in drawing
nm from her shrine, Dance, So
'6ty must, whether it is time for
,,,,h ,-1
dancing as the past winter has
bn, it is too difficult a sacrifice to
sert the tango and the hesitation
\ full forty days, and many So
'>ty folk are planning informal
nations from the conventional
'cree.
'io same may be said of Salt Lake,
nigh the dancing has been confined
" to the younger society folk and
N circles. Friday night two large
Is were given. ono at the Hotel
I tby the Chi Omega fraternity Of
University of Utah and the other
i6 Odeon by the Girls Athletic as
lion of the Salt Lake high school,
i4nce was given last night by the
OF Emery hall of The u. of U.
aud Mrs. Edward l., Burton and
md Mrs. i. II. Livingston have is
|. INVITATIONS for a dancing party at
ladies Literary club next Satur-
night for their young daughters,
Sarah Burton and Miss Leah Bur
md Miss Belle Livingston.
iISS CATHERINE JACOBSON
and Mrs. Curtyn L. Parr gave
4Hcellaneous shower yesterday aft
I'm for Miss Renee Redman, who
be married soon. The party was
at the jacobson home, S03 East
y South street The tea table was
i,ated in violots and pink hearts,
he heart shapes were introduced
The cakes and confections. 4 bns-
~ violets formed The centerpiece.
Hing at the tea table were Mrs.
a. Bradley, Mrs. Tony jacobson,
ssP, +. Rcdman and Mrs. Angus Nc
r. The guests, besides the guest of
were Miss Margaret Collins, Miss
4 Lee. Miss BERTHE Langton, Mrs.
r. Bradley, Miss Alberta Bradley,
{ Angus Mcclellan, Mrs. Lawrence
;iftt, Miss Alne Carter, Miss Edna
nd, Miss Mignou Denhalter, Miss
ak Dwycr, Mrs. Henry Smith, Miss
,,Ipde Almond, Mrs. Marcellus Snow,
r}Jrlia Stevens, Miss Gertrude
hegan, Mrs Enge, Mrs, Joseph
u Hiern, Mrs. Lon Fidler. Mrs.
'.i|re Horrocks and Miss Margaret
IL High School Dramatic club
rIkRve a banquet at the Hotel Utah
t}ast night in honor of the success
iP club IN presenting the little
n The Freshman. The table was
y Sted In the club colors, red and
~ american Beauty roses in a tall
Iormed the centerpiece and rose
ID each plate. Seated at the ia.
Il re the club members, Miss Mar
d Ewing, Miss Elsie Green, Miss
o Green, Miss Emily Newman,
Il Efhel Ostler, Miss Stella Devine,
csfda Rich, Lafe Hixson, the presi-
IL pr the clubs George O'Connor,
M sevy, Louis Simons, Ralph Jor-
rant Malquist, Lawrence Hyde,
N Post, Walter Gillespie, Ken
d5 ates and Wesley Derr, and the
atfons, Professor and Mrs. George
Sson' Miss Ella Dukes aud Miss
7! Brown.
/ hESTING visitors to Salt Lake
~ re past week wero Professor
one of the fae,llty of Gr;nnou