The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-15

752 Wellington avenue, in honor If
Mr.. Taufer's birthday. Music md
games were enjoyed during the evening
and especially the chief event. which
was cornet solo given by William
| WOODS; Those present were Miss Flor
ence Buehler, Miss Margaret Morgan.
Mss Mss barbara Boley, Miss Hazel Chase
MISS Evelyn Donclson, Miss Eba He'll,
sSfDm' sInra Wnss, Mss Edith Lilystrand, Miss
ward M. Florin, Jack Roscli, Arthur
w ,Whlte, willis Woodbury., George Davis.
S w, ", Done, Sigmund Appleman, II. c.
:, Mrs Il. W. Bridge entertained at q
valentine birthday party on Friday
afternoon at her home, assisted bv her
daugh1er, Evelyn, and Miss Vera Ship
icy. Ihe decorations were red cnrna-
tions and hearts, the game of the after.
noon being hearts. The prizes were
awarded to Mrs. l.. INLAY and Mrs
nay Bridge, and the consolation prizo
TO Mrs. j, Arid. Those present were
Mrs, Inlay, Mrs Joseph Bridge. Mrs
porcher, Mrs. Kay Bridge, Mrs. J. Aird.
Mrs, Oakeson, Mrs. L. Imlay, Mrs.
CLARK and Mrs. Phillips
me February meeting of the adult
Bible class of the First Methodist
Sunday school was held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Williams on Doug.
las avenue, Friday evening. About
thirty members were present. DR.
Pollard of Denver was quest and
brought greetings from Denver SUNDAY
schools. A resolution was passed offer.
ing the support Of the Bible class in
the Everybody to church, movement.
refreshments were served by the
One of the society events of the
past week was the dancing party given
by the Congress club at the Ladies'
Literary club house on Friday even
ing. A fiye-piece orchestra furnished
the music for all Of the latest dances.
One hundred were present. The Con-
g6ess club was organized December 3,
1913, and has clubrooms in the Odeon
building, The membership is of repre-.
sentative young men of the city. The
purpose OF the organization Is to pro-
Slde education, pleasure and pastime
Tor ITS members and to promote social
entertainment, The officers are: J.
A Arvln,. president NJ x. Paine, sec
Fetary; W. Il. Randall, treasurer.
Miss Claire Wilcox entertained the
members of the junior prom committee
and the class officers at an informal
dinner at her home on Thursday even.
ing. She was assisted by her mother.
Mrs. q: +. Wilcox, and Mary Steven
SON Decorations were in y. of q.
coiors, with tiny flags rs Lincoln day
souvenirs.
Lloyd and Thelma Taylor entertained
Q, number of their friends at a valeu
tine party Friday evening. The house
was decorated in valentine novelties.
Among the guests were Miss Lillian
Pascoe, Neva Crockwell Louise Ret.
ting, lndra Davis, Katie Murray, Maud
Burton, Marie Evers, Mrs. Ganser,
N Maud Taylor, Harry Huston, George
Ed1he. Edward McGovern, Lee Rump,
ia EaiPh Jordan, Warren Paul, Gerald
Mcdonald, Nc Dewey Wightman, Archie
mon.
A dancing party will be given by the
ladies of the Granite Stake Relief So
ciety board on Friday evening at
o'clock IN the Granite stake amuse-
ment hall. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all who desire to attend
The cabinet council of the First Con-
gregational Sunday school held its first
meeting last Tuesday evening at the
home of Miss Jasmine Smiths, 91o East
FIRST South. The full council was pres.
ent, twentyfour in number, Officers for
the year were nominated as follows:
President, Edward Hayes: vice presi.
dent, Miss Jasmine Smith; secretary,
Ralph Sthiel. After the meeting was
and social hour enjoyed. The next
meeting will be held Monday, March 2. d
Mrs. Floyd Roueche will entertain
the Kewpie klub at cards Thursday at
her home, 757 South Second East. The
members OF the Kewpie Klub, the
Misses Marguerite Scott, Ada Taylor,
Blanche Hanna, Ruth Tucker, Lillian
Dupcombe, Zella Martin, Lola Scott,
tin, Marguerite Scott and Mrs. Floyd
Roueche, celebrated Lincoln 's birthday
with theater party, followed by a
special dinner served at local cafe.
The color scheme was pink and white,
the club colorS. The centerpiece was
large Kewpie doll At each end of the
table was a tall vase Of pink and white
carnations. The dinner was served on
pink and white dishes. The party
straws and waters were pink and white
and the ice cream was made in artistic
pink and white baskets. The place
cards and favors were also In the club
colors,
Mr.. and Mrs w. C. LockingtoD enter
tanned at dinner Friday night i'll their
home in the Hollywood apartments In
honor of their niece, Miss Lorena Whip
pie of Los Angeles. The table was dec
Grated in red. The guests were: Miss
Flora Hamilton, Miss Edna Shepard,
Miss Elizabeth Perkins, Miss Edna Nil
Ter. Miss Margaret Andrews, Miss Ruby
Koeber, Miss Eleanor Proutt, Miss Pearl
Raddatz, Miss Ethel Tyree., Assisting
were Mrs. E; 4. Wolfe, Mrs. Minnie
Hamilton and Mrs. j, Thiriet.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Dye will entertain with
a dancing party Wednesday evening at
her home, 347 East Seventh South
street.
The members of the Fl. g. l.. G. club
and their friends were entertained at a
valentine party at the home of the
Misses Vera and Jetta Gill Friday ev'
eniue. The rooms wero artistically dec,
Grated in tho club colors, pink and
green. The evening was spent in music
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