The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05

-HE present week, the last before
j. Easter, viii be especially quiet In
social circles. Salt Lake society in the
last seven days of Lent will gather
forces for the post-Lenten senson. and
Easter week promises to be an unusual
" gay one. A number Of large social
functions are announced, Immediately
following Easter, and soon the glorious
spring weather viii be call to out-of-
door amusements and the dull' gray of
tho Lenten season will be left far be-
hind for the high lights OF social di-
version.
A coterie OF college women will hold
the center OF interest in social way
FOR the next few days Members of the
Pi Beta Phi sorority of Utah and the
Gamma Phi sorority Of the University
OF Utah are entertaining delegates OF
the Pi Beta Phi sorority, who are in
the city to investigate conditions with
regard to admitting the Gamma Phi
into the national sorority. The visitors
who arrived yesterday are Miss Fran
ces Stanehfeld OF the University OF
Denver, Miss Trace Foster of Laramie,
representing the University of Wyo-
ming; Mrs. P. T. Carney and Miss Vim
ME Robinson of Berkeley, Miss Leta
Horlocke. of Los Angeles and Miss
Clara Cram from Stanford. All are
Mt the Hotel Utah with the exception
Of Miss stsnchheld, who is the guest
Of Mrs. Barry Hogarty, 500 East First
South street. Miss Stanchfeld is a
sorority sister OF Mrs. Hogarty.
The Gamma Phi sorority entertained
yesterday ct clock with luncheon
ut tho Louvre for the visitors and they
wcro guests Of honor at dinner at the
Hotel Utah grill with the Pi Beta Phi
CT Salt Lake as hostesses. Mrs. Barry
Hogarty will entertain party Of four
tceu at breakfast this morning at her
homo, including the guests and some of
the Gamma Phi members. A basket
Of dark red carnations will form a CEN
teIp;ece for the table and the place
cards will be Tied with knots of wine
and blue ribbon, the p Beta Phi colors.
Besides the out-of-town guests, covers
will 90 laid for Miss Marie Gaby, Miss
Hortense Young, Miss Marion White,
Miss Catherine Richards, Miss Bess
Hayward and Miss Sybil Walker.
Mrs. H. w. Baum will entertain at
luncheon at the University club today
1t 1880 and Mrs. Glen Miller will give
G dinner at the Alta club tonight in
compliment TO the visitors. Monday and
Tuesday will be busy days for the dele.
getes. A visit to the University of
Utah is scheduled for Monday morning
at $3.50. The guests will visit the vsri.
GUS buildings and be entertained at
luncheon In the domestic science build
ing. From ! to 3 CLOCK they will be
guests Of the Gamma Phi at the uni
vcrsity, and from TO Mrs. c. Z.
Richards has invited limited num-
ber Of the club women Of the city espe.
cislly interested In sorority work to
meet the visitors at her home on East
Eleventh South street at tea.
Miss Ethel Paul will entertain the
guests at luncheon Tuesday at her home,
663 East Second South street. A tea
will be given by the alumnae Of the
Gamma Phi sorority ut the home of
Mrs. Howard Stowe in Federal Heights,
afternoon from to 6. A
Cookie Shine will be given Tues
day evening at the home OF Mrs. Frank
II. Fowler, 90 South Fairfield avenue,
with Mrs. Fowler, Miss Claudia Pen
dleton, Mrs. T. r. Knott and Miss
Mary Dutton as hostesses. An organ
recital at the tabernacle will be given
Wednesday morning especially for the |
visitors.
g OClETY will be well represented at
- the Salt Lake Philharmonic Sym
phony concert TO be given at the EN-
press theater this afternoon at 4.S0 |
o o'clock. The following prominent So
Sloty women will be patronesses Mrs. |
David Taylor. Mrs. John T. Cowan,
Mrs. r. G. Gemmell, Mrs. George Prem
tice, Mrs. G. R. Pearsall, Mrs. T. B.
Beatty, Mrs. Jack Taylor, Mrs. J. II,
Frederiekson, Miss Graein Flanders,
Miss Lucille May Francke, Miss Eliza
Dey, Mrs. Seldom |. Clawson, Mrs. Lee
Charles Miller, Mrs. George Harris
Smith. Mrs. Heber n. Wells, Mrs. Karl |
Scheid, Mrs. T. @. schramm, MIS-. James
Z. Jennings, Mrs. A q. Peabody, Mrs |
George NJ. Bacon, Mrs. A. s. Peters,
Mrs. Stanley 9. Sears, Mrs. James L.