The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-01

Dern. Mrs. Ashby Cleveland Mrs. Lester
u. Freed Mrs. Robert Glendinnng. Mrs.
Joseph Nibley. Mrs. Claude Freed and
Miss Alton Young
Miss Mary Mayne OF the high school
Yan1a- Yame party at the university on
Friday night Miss Pauline Herringcr and
Miss Alberta McCanne VIII also take
groups of young friends.
Salt Lake friends have received invi-
tations TO the wedding OF Miss Irene Lo-
PEE and Howard r. Osgood Mcmillan,
which will take place in Atlanta, Ga. at
nue.. Thursday evening, April 16. The bride
has been popular visitor to this city,
Mrs. $, f. Karrlck and danA ter, Miss
Denise I<arrick. left yesterday for New
York and will sail from there April on
the Kaiser Wilhelm II for Europe, to
spend several months in study and travel.
school methods in connection with her
duties as supervisor of art In the Salt
Lake public schools and Miss karricle Will
devote her time t. STUD y OF dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs Adolph White OF No
Henry apartments are receiving congratu-
latlons over the arrival OF q daughter. born
March 2S.
The ladies' auxiliary of the United Com
mercial Travellers will have a rest room in
connection with the Utah Products show
which will open Thursday In the David
Keith building on Main street. All visit
ors connected with the association are in
vited TO make headquartsrs there.
The United Daughters of the Confed-
eracy will entertain with n card party
this afternoon at the Commercial club for
start at . o'clock and light refreshments
will he served during the afternoon, Those
In charge Of the entertainment are Mrs.
T. o. scheckel and Mrs. John NJ Nc
Donald
The Salt Lake Free kindergarten and
Nelehborhood House associa tion will hold
its annual meeting this morning "a the
Neighborhood House. 75S West First South
street The election OF officers and direct
ors VIII take place and reports OF the
past years work will be given.
The art section OF the Ladies' Literary
club will meet this morning at 1890
ton Win present the topic;
The. Cleotan will meet this afternoon
ws Mrs 5a Th9mnS 1gy W S9sn 2Si SsGoRd
the Renaissance" will be continued Mrs.
Charles Wells will present the paper for
the day.
The American Institute OF Child Life,
chapter J. will meet this evening with Mrs.
Blood Mrs. Hyrum G. Smith viii lead
In the discussion. The Child from Three
to Six
Miss Irene Foliand entertained yester-
day afternoon with tea, from 10
pie street The house was decorated In
daffodlls and hyacinths Those assisting
Miss Folland were Miss Ruth Bryson.
Miss Bertha Rich. Miss Louise Weer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis william sowlcs
will entertain informally this evening a
the W. J. Halloran home on East Second
birthday.
The members Of the University OF Utah
choir Will be entertained a the home OF
Professor Thomas Giles. lis Third ave-
nuc. this evening:
\ "siver'' tea Will be given this after
noon. from . 20 ( o'clock. al the home
Of Mrs. l.. a. Houghton. a57 Princeton
avenue. for the benefit Of charity.
Mrs. william Reid and daughter. Miss
Lucille Reid. will give tea Saturday, |
from . TO ) o'clock. al their home on
Harvard avenue In compliment 10 Miss
Jeanette Young. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph n, Young, who has recently |
arrived from Portland.
Mrs Lester u. Freed viii give a series |
of Informal teas Thursday and Friday
afternoons at her home In Federal |
Heights.
Miss Elinor Stewart and Mss Edna
Dunn are spending few days I'm Farm
inston,
Miss Hattie Wilson OF Ogden was in |
the city YESTERDAY. The Hermitage IN |
ogden CANYON, of which Miss wilson's |
father Is proprietor and whore she |
opends tho summers. will be opened with !
In the next week.
Mrs. =. VI Randall viii entertain with
IN informal luncheon today al her home !
In the Miller apartments.
Mrs. John c. Cutler and daughter Miss
Hazel Cutler. have returned from spend |
Ing several weeks al their winter home |
in Los Angeles
Mss Jessie Maxwell has moved from
lac hgfa 81 10.