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Show . lt isas Jj42 Mb JL ONE oif the largest and most interesting1 interest-ing1 of the many clever entertainment? entertain-ment? given at the Ladles Literary club was a cabaret bridge tea given vest Jfrriav afternoon by the. music Feotlon o! t Vie ciub. About 275 srueFts were In attendan K e. Sixty-four tables were arranged ar-ranged for cards and others came in for tea. During the serving of tea novel features fea-tures of en ertalnment were introduced on the stage of the main auditorium of the clubhouse, which was filled with the card tables. The pro-' -ramme opened with "La Vi-vandiere," Vi-vandiere," sung in a spirited way by Miss Ruby Cha- I wick in costume, assisted by a group c ' hfcrh school cadets in dress unform un ler the direction of Cadet Per-peant Per-peant Res ling. They were cadets Bag-lin, Bag-lin, Gust i : , Ferguson, Johnson, Robert fioward Lawson, Stephens and .vritten musical comedy sketch '. telen Greenwood and Mrs. Ira was cleverly presented by well-It well-It Lake women. The scene was e Hotel Martha Washington in City, and some bright take-offs etrated, with familiar songs in-n in-n an appropriate way. The cast rtoom i.ierk Doris Edmunds Telephone Girl Rcve Robinson Rishel Bell Hop Helen Santche Bassett Free Verse Poetess. Louise BeasJeVtLawson IMMIGRANTS. Harlan Woman Rosamund Aschenfelter Hart German Woman Vina Lyon Ferguson Swedish Woman Myla Kenworthy Italian Man Belle Lawson McNltt Policeman Margaret Ma ban Senour Acomf anist Mrs. Theodorp Parker X i rector Mrs. Ira H. Lewis The clubhouse was attractively decorated decor-ated in flowering acacia. Tea was served by Mrs. A. S. Bower, Mrs. Raymond Ack-erman, Ack-erman, Mrs. Hush Ward, Mih. R. L. Thompson. Mrs. W. H. Shearman, Mrs. L. W. Snow. Mrs. R J. Evans. Mrs. N. L. Stewart. Mrs. J. R. Koms. Mrs. William McAllister. Mrs. Ix-afy Montgomcrj', Miss 3-Miih Mudgctt, Miss Enid Newman, Misa Do rot lu- Cannon, Miss Lillian Doscher, Mias Kowena Korns, Miss Irene Sharman, Miss Margery Wasi-on, Miss Lillle Pearce, Miss Virginia Gibson, Miss Evelyn Moyle, Miss Gay Groesbeck, Miss Pvlsdlia Stohr, Miss Doris Edmunds and Miss Le Jeunne Ackerman. The committee on arrangements included in-cluded Mrs. Howard H. Lawson, Mrs. J. B. Ambler and Mrs. Charles E. West. Among those having table reservations were: Mrs. James Ingebretsen, who had n party of sixteen, end Mrs. H. L. Baldwin, Bald-win, whose guests included the eight members of the Sans Pouci Bridge club; Mrs. Frank J. Gustin, Mrs. Wesley King, Mrs. A. J. Gorham, Mrs. Glen Miller, Mrs. W. D. Leonard, Mrs. Ira H. Lewis, Mrs. K. B. Palmer, Mrs. Frank Harris, Mrs. Philip Senior, Mrs. G. V. Lawry, Mrs. L. S. Twiggs, Mrs. Pauline Sands, Mrs. W. P. Fowler, Mrs. J. T. Harris, Mrs. Frank Dole, Mrs. R. C. Angell. Mrs. A. B. Cline. Mrs. Warwick Tyler. Mrs. E. D. Hammond. Mrs. J. W. Edmunds, Mrs. O. n. Stockman, Mrs. J. B. Ambler. Am-bler. Mrs. Ravmond Ackerman, Mrs. F. J. "Butler, Mrs. G. R. Both-well, Miss Zola Baglev, Mrs. W. F. Culmer, Mrs. J. F. Oitchlow. Mrs. E. B. Critchlow, Mrs. J. F. Cnf Mrs. A. A. Covey. Mrs. W. CnlKXf; Mrs. W. O. Cleland, Mrs. J. D. fns. Mrs. W. C. Ebaugh, Mrs. R. J. .rolsel h. Mrs. Ralph Guthrie. Mrs. J. B. Hill. Mrs. J. B. Harrison, Mrs. Thomas ",lf'idson, Mrs. Linda Jessup, Mrs. H. K. Vtgender, Mrs. G. B. Lockhart, Mrs. tl t ,ee, Miss Enid Newman, Mrs. J. O. Mrs. R. F. Parker. Mrs. C. R. Ykirs. H. D. Randall, Mrs. E. F. Is. I J. Riter, Mrs. Philip Scho-Albert Scho-Albert Skankey, Mrs. A. B. Mrs. A. P. Stone, Mrs. C. W. airs. W. B. Stanley. Mrs. D. C. Mrs. C. O. Vaness and Mrs. W. iirner. i Ladies' auxiliary to the Greeters i tah entertained with a dancing party Vine home of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Lowe, Miss Edith Wells, chairman of the committee on arrangements for the dancing party to he given this evening hy the Delta Epsilon sorority at the Hotel Utah. Ls x! . , , 1 S K to r A " ' " 'Jn fl w1" vi n ft '2 S. ! J, 4 - S i 1 v - a -it. ! Hi ,: - -Hi L rU v k glliiSisir r fL& on East Fourth South street. Punch was served during the evening- and a late supper sup-per followed. The table decorations were in the club colors, purple and gold, carried car-ried out with violets and jonquils. The club members are Mrs. B. B. Ramey, Mrs. Edward Beers, Mrs. "William Bressingham, Mrs. C. L. Casady, Mrs. V. E. Coulam, Mrs. Frank A. Lowe. Mrs. Ralph Loughborough. Mrs. J. S. Earley, Mrs. R. B. "West. Mrs. Frank W. Wilson, Mrs. E. L. Ville and Miss Blanche Strick-ley. Strick-ley. Thirty guests were in attendance, including in-cluding the husbands and friends of the club members. The Sana Souci dub was entertained by Mrs. H. L. Baldwin at the cabaret bridge tea at the Ladies' Literary club yesterday yester-day afternoon. The club members are Mrs. &'. A. Greenwood, Mrs. W. E. Blod-gett, Blod-gett, Mrs. C- O. Vaness. Mrs. L. M. Brumbaugh. Mrs. Lorenzo Snow, Mrs. Charles West and Mrs. C. B. Hawley. Two guests substituting for club members, who could not be present, were Mrs. J. W. Waters and Mrs. G. A. Light. The guests were presented with crepe de chine handkerchiefs. A "Basket and Bow" party will be given tonight at the Twenty-eecond ward amusement hall by the women or the ward. The women will furnish baskets of dainties and two bows each, and the men drawing bows of corresponding color will be their partners for lunch. A musical musi-cal programme will also be given. Mrs. H. H. Williams entertained her "500" club Wednesday. The game was followed bv a talk on "Women" by Mrs. Eleanor Sears. Tea was served to the twelve club members. The Art Guild society of the University of Utah held an Initiation party last evening even-ing at the home of Miss Grace Richards, 1975 South Ninth East street, for Miss Bessie Marks and Miss Eliza Packard. Several papers on art were read by the members of the club, after which a musical musi-cal programme was given. Following the programme, light refreshments were served. i Under the auspices of the department of home economics of the University of Utah, the third lecture of the Home- maker's course was given last evening by Miss Lavinia Parke at 7:30 o'clock in the domestic art room. The course was organized several months ago under the direction of Miss Alice Ravenhill, traveling representative for the American Home Economics association. X: Mrs. Earl Dunshee entertained informally infor-mally at luncheon Wednesday at her home in Westminster Heights, in honor of Miss Bertha Keesee, who will leave Saturdav for her home in Carbondale, Ilk, after visiting her sister, Mrs. R. E. Steele. A crystal bowl of violets was the centerpiece center-piece for the luncheon table. The afternoon after-noon was spent at bridge. - Mrs. F. O. Keyes entertained the B. T. C. club at luncheon j-esterday at her home. 856 Cleveland avenue. Luncheon was followed by sewing. The club members mem-bers are Mrs. A. J. McMullen, Mrs. Paul Henkel. Mrs. Rex Stark, Mrs. J. IL Ash-by, Ash-by, Mrs. Leon S. Smith, Mrs. George Purdy, Mrs. Percy Morris, Mrs. A. A. Pannier and Mrs. Keyes. " Mrs. Marlon Faus and Miss Mar.lorle Pey will entertain at tea this afternoon from 4 until 6 o'clock at the Dey home on Fifth East street. In compliment to Mrs. Orvll Herbert Ritter of Hongkong, Hong-kong, China, will be the guest of honor at a tea to be given by Mrs. E. F. Hanna and Mrs. W. O. Cleland Wednesday at Mrs. Hanna's home. 273 North tate street. Invitations are being issued this week. Mrs. Paul Gilrov will entertain at dinner at the Newhouse hotel Monday evening in honor of Mrs. Ritter. Mrs. Frank Holman will entertain her sewing club in Mrs. Ritter's honor Saturday, 1 March 31, at her home on Harvard ave- nue. ! The senior class of the L. D. S. univer- ; sity will entertain with its commencement ball at the Odeon this evening. Various committees have charge of different parts : of the entertainment. The committee on i general arrangements includes the class officers, who are: David Watts, president: Miss Vera Taylor, vice president; Osmond Hyde, secretary-treasurer; Miss Eleanor Silver and Ross Lund, bop managers. Judge and Mrs. Plenry I. Moore left ! Thursday for several weeks in the east. , yy nue a way uiey win vibil ousLon, wa.su-ington wa.su-ington and New York. . Mrs. A. W. Bridge entertained her club Wednesday afternoon. Luncheon was served at 1 o'clock, followed by a Kensington Ken-sington and music. The guests were Mrs. A. Bohling, Mrs. T. Reese, Mrs. Ross Woolley, Mrs. Scott Wilkinson, Mrs. H. B. Rugg, Mrs. Gordon Woolley, Mrs. E. Niel-son. Niel-son. Mrs. Horace Rugg and Mrs. Warren Knight. The Delta Epsilon sorority of the University Uni-versity of Utah will give a dancing party this evening on the roof garden of the Hotel Utah. The committee on arrangements arrange-ments Includes Miss Edith Wells. Miss Helen Youngberg and Miss Helen Zimmerman. Zim-merman. The G. IT. C. club will give a dancing party at the Newhouse hotel this even- i ins- The Ladies' Literary club will meet this I afternoon at the club house. Pro fey so r j Howard R. P'riscgf wifl privn a tafk on "Children's Popts," illustraivd by ionc fnmi the wrks of Robert Louis Stevenson Steven-son and al?n orUimil vr-rscs and mum-' bv pupils cf th liniversitv of Utah un-d.-r tho dir.ytion of M!f Charlotte Birch and Miss Elna Evans. Ten will be served by the entertainment committee. v Th LaJls' Aid society of the- First Methodt.it Phnrch will present plcturfts of the Passion ploy at the church this evening. even-ing. Thft Engineers' club of the. University of Utah will en'crtain ai. a. mAtine dance this Bfternoon from 4 unul o'clo't in the museum assembly. Tho members of Sigma. Upsllon literary fraternity held their regular meeting laL evening 'at the Phi Alpha Epsilon chapter chap-ter house. An interesting paper on Robert Rob-ert Ingorsoll was read by Peter Kasius. ; PI Kappa Alpha fraternity of the University Uni-versity of Utah will entprtain st an informal in-formal dancing party at the chapter house on South Temple street April 5. The members of Dt-lta Thofa Phi fraternity fra-ternity of the University of Utah will entertain en-tertain at, a banquet tomorrow evening at (he Newhouse hotM in honor of O. W. Parker, national representative of the fraternity, who is viefting in the city. The Cardinal club, which is composed of high school and universit y students, will give its second dance of the year at the Ladies' Literary club this evening. Music wiil be furnished by the -Selbert Five. Dancing will sr.art promptly at S:30. Candy and punch will be served by tho girl members of the club. Mrs. A. C. Davis and Mrs. H. P. Mar-ferdiner Mar-ferdiner have sent out Invitations for a reception and tea to be given Saturday afternoon- at the homo of tho former, 272 South Tenth East street, from 2 to 5 o'clock, in honor of Mrs. J. H. Wells, who is leaving soon for her home in Montrose, Colo., and Miss Pattie of Price, who is visiting Mrs. Marferding. Mr. and Mrs.' John L. Conkliii2? announce an-nounce the marria?;e of their daughter, Miss Ethelyn Slater, to Harian Bobbins, which took place Wednesday evening at S o'clock at the home of the bride's parents par-ents in the presence of relatives. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Elmer El-mer I. Goshen. The couple will be at home after April 15 at 32G Third East street. Mrs. O. W. Powers -is expected home today from California, where she has been spending some time at the Hotel Maryland, Pasadena, and visiting friends in San Francisco. Mrs. Georgo F. Goodwin has returned from ' a several months' visit in Los Angeles An-geles and other California cities. She Is with her son, (J. O. Goodwin, 1M70 Highland High-land Drive. Mrs. Ross W. Flandro and children have returned from southern California and the benches, where they have 'been for the past two months. . Bishop and Mrs. George Romney have 'returned from a trip to Hawaii and California. Cali-fornia. Mrs. Adolph Baer has returned from a visit to relatives in Denver. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Shearman have gone to Ogden to make their home. The Froebel society and the F. F. F., the kindergarten association of the University Uni-versity of Utah, gave an informal reception recep-tion In the kindergarten rooms at the university yesterday afternoon from 4 until un-til 6 Jn honor of Miss Luuy Wheelock, president of the Wheelock Training school at Boston. Miss Lucille Cahoon and Mrs. Horace 11. Smith were in charge. , Announcement was made yesterday by H. A. Sims, 38 J street, of the marriage on March 7 of his daughter, Susie Marguerite Mar-guerite Sims, to Don M. Yost of Meridian, Idaho. The wedding was to have been held later, but owing to the sudden death of Mrs. Sims last month the marriage was very simple and was attended only by the members of the family. The Rev. F. V. Fisher' performed the ceremony. Mrs. Yost will remain in Salt Lake until June, when she, will go to Meridian to join her husband, who has a large ranch near that city. The Salt Lake Woman's club will meet on Monday at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. O'Carroll. U9 Eighth East street A ! paper on "Individualism Versus Social -I ism" will be given by Mrs. Allen T. San-ford. San-ford. The music for the afternoon will be in charge of Mrs. 0'Ca.rroll. Matters to be Included la the Sunday society so-ciety columns must bo Id the office not later than noon Saturday. Notices of women's club meetings should be seat la Friday. |
