The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-26

mate friends OF the guest Of honor. The
women guests came III early in the after
noon and were later Joined by their hus-
the hall behind screen OF palms.
The reception hall, living room and II,
D!t,t Dlarg We're 9ower Of the yellow VI and
tea Was served, pink prevailed. pink roses
forming the table decoration In ad-
dtion the table was adorned with a
of Mrs, Jenninsss friends, Circular In
form. the cake was decora ted with tiny
pink rosebuds in the center of each was
seyenty-seven and under each was a
suita blc proverb At the base OF tho cake
was, a wreath of smilax and Madame
Chetney rosebuds. The daughters and
sisted in receiving and serving
Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Edward entertain
ed the ladies OF the Sons and Daugh-
ters Of Wales society at her home on Cen
ter street Yesterday afternoon A pro-
gramme OF Welsh music was carried out
Pleasing piano selections were given by
Mrs Charles Stewart and Miss Gladys
Mrs. Edward Miss Esther. Davis and
Miss Clarabel Gardiner, An attractive
duet was sung by Mrs. W. 4. Bywater
and Mrs. Smith and interesting Welsh
readings were given by Miss Sarah Dan
iels. Refreshments were served following
the programme. The tea table had is a
centerpiece cut glass bowl bowl OF pink ;in and d
were Mrs. Jane Elliott and Mrs. Rose
Davis.
Miss Gladys Burt. Miss Edna Burt and
Miss Reta Nelson entertained at 500 last
night a { the Nelson home on D street, in
honor Of ]. Perry Egan, who VIII leave
soon for mission 10 Great Britain. The
with profusion of pink and white ge,,
raniups. Light refreshments were served
following the game The hostesses were
assisted by Mrs. Joseph Nelson and Mrs.
Andrew Burt. About "a guests were pres
cnt Mr.. ESsn was guest OF honor at a
party given BY, the Janus club at the
Tuesday night. The decora tons were in
red and white. A number of guests out
side the club members were entertained
with dance. followed by cabaret
supper
Heber l. Grant gave a luncheon At the
Commercial club Yesterday in honor OF
George 3. rockingham. otherwise 'Frlar
pla VIM. at the Salt Lake theater Covers
were laid for Mr., rockingham and sew
eral Of his associate o. rna artS5S hToer e Whia ~
ney. II. G. Whitney. D, S. spencer
George Midgiey. Campbell Brown and q
A. Smith. and the following members OF
J j. Mcclellan, Hugh DougaIl. Fred c,
Graham and John D. Spencer.
Mrs. a. II. Ensign win give the second
OF n series of bridge teas this afternoon
at her home on + street
Mrs. W, K. Jensen will entertain with
a matinee party on saturday al the Utah
Quigley who expects TO leave soon for
her home In Chicago After the natl
nee tea will be served at the Hotel Utah,
~ outs &c
the guest OF Mrs; Frank L. Dodge on
East South Temple street. Mrs, stowe.
who recently made her horne In Salt
Lake. is here To get her furniture ready
for shipment 10 her new home, Mrs.
stowe is popular in club and social cir
cles in salt Lake and her friends here
VIII welcome her visit.
J. B. Cosrrlff OF Denver is in the city
visiting his sister; Mrs w Edward Fife
and his brother. j. J. cossriff
Mr.. and Mrs, r.. A. Rroodus Of Nj
Pleasant are spending few days In The
city.
4 banoue, will be given at the Cniver-
sitv club Friday evening by the Columbia
Alumni club In compliment TO one OF the
faculty of the college. who will be In
the city.
Miss Maude May Babcock will give
the fourth of . series OF Lenten readings
al the ITotel Utah tonight The reading
wjI bc from the "Scsrecrow." by Percy
Mackayc.
Mrs. Dora Rippe Croft and daughter,
Dorothy, have returned TO salt Lake after
a trip OF seven weeks to Los Angeles
and The beaches. visiting Mrs. Crofts
mother and sisters.
Maxwell Mexican corps w. Il. c. viii
hold social meeting this afternoon at
O clock at |. o. Q. II, hall
Tho Aurora club viii meet this after
noon with Mrs. w. D. Prosser, $50 East
Eleventh South street
The regular meeting OF the history sec
,Iou OF the Ladies Literary club will be
,eId at the clubhouse this morning at
ia 70 O'clock Mrs. p +. Forbes viii give
the topic connected with American history
of the revolutionary period.
Mrs. John j. Daily Will entertain the