Salt Lake Telegram | 1940-12-23 | Page 17 | 'Open House' Set for Students

Open House Set for Students Christmas vacations for lor young folks home for the holidays from local and distant colleges will mean more than just visits with home folks fo for they and their friends already are setting dates for get Invitations for a cocktail party on December 27 at the Town club 1081 East South Temple street have been issued by Miss Muriel Pugh student at Rowland Hall School for Girls and her brother F. F C C. C Richmond Pugh who will ar arrive arrive arrive ar- ar rive Sunday from Cambridge Mass where he is a student in inthe inthe inthe the Harvard school of business The two will be at home with their parents Dr and Mrs W. W N N. Pugh 1224 East South Tem Tem- Temple Temple street until the first of the year Mrs H. H W W. Elliott of Thirteenth Thirteenth Thir Thir- East street is planning an open house party for her herson herson son Howard D. D Elliott who will arrive Monday from West Point N. N Y where he is a cadet at atthe atthe atthe the United States Military acad acad- emy He will be on his furlough furlough furlough fur fur- lough in his year two-year enrollment enrollment enrollment enroll enroll- ment and will be here only five days At an open house party on Christmas eve Miss Sally Boise and Freeland Thomas Boise Jr will receive their friends between between between be be- tween 7 and 9 p p. p m m. at the home of their parents Mr and Mrs Freeland reeland Thomas Boise Virginia street Miss Betty Ann Strange a student at Stanford university who with her mother Mrs V V.P. V.P. V. V P P. Strange of Palo Alto Cal is a guest of friends in the city is planning a party for the holiday holiday holiday holi holi- day week and will have as guests a number of friends who are home from college for the holidays A New Years Year's day open house is planned by Miss Patricia Condon at the home of her parents parents parents par par- Mr and Mr Mrs Waide M M. Condon 17 Twelfth East street Friends have been invited to call between 5 and 7 p. p m. m