The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-09
Affairs of the Week,

early In october,
Affairs of the Week.
A delightful tea OF the week was that
given by Mrs, Percy o, Perkins, Friday
afternoon, The idea carried out in the
decorations was Japanese, large basket
OF sun1owers being in the middle OF the
table. and at the four corners umbrellas
OF rice. Nwhile on the sideboard were
Japanese vases filed with punk The
prize In the guessing game was awarded
TO Mrs. Harry Goodwin. Those who as
sisted were Mrs. William Cleland, Miss
Beatrice O'Connor. the Misses Vilate and
Lyle Currie and Miss Dorothy Froiseth.
Mrs, p, C. Thompson entertained at a
luncheon Tuesday afternoon at the Coun-
try club, in honor OF Mrs. Frank Judge.
who has been spending the summer at
The Cobbles.' the Judge country home,
The table was prettily decorated with
pink Japanese lilies. The guests were
Smith, Mrs, William McCaskell, Miss
Geddes. Miss Jenna Budd Geddes, Miss
Loreen Leary. Miss Minette Baer, Misses
Dora and Evelyn Daily, Mrs. Adolf Baer.
Mrs. G.. Cannon, Mrs. Baker of Chicago,
Mrs. Bittinger and Miss Leila Stingley.
Miss Bernedotte Manley of st. Louis
was guest OF honor at a card party Fri
day evening given by Miss Elsie Hansen
The parlors were prettily decorated with
pink and white sweet peas, the dining
room with red and white asters, and the
hall with golden rod and golden glow
Those who assisted during the evening
were Mrs. John r. Hansen, Mrs. G, w
Reed, Miss Helen Clawson, Miss Rebecca
Norris and little Dorothy Jennings.
bridge Friday afternoon in honor OF her
guest, Miss Marie Dermitt of Pittsburg
Sunnowers were used TO decorate the
rooms. Seven tables were filled with the
players and prizes were awarded TO one
at each Miss Jenna Budd Geddes and
Miss Florence Kimball assisted.
Harold Bransford Lamb was the host
at n dancing party given Wednesday
evening In the art gallery at the Amelia
Palace. About 100 young people were
present. The party was given in honor
OF those who Will leave the early part Of
the month 10 attend school in the East.
The lawns and verandas We're strung with
Japanese lanterns. brought from Japan
by Col and Mrs. Holmes. The dining
room was dainty with pink Japanese lilies
aud sweet peas, the centerpieces being
of cluny lace on the two long tables.
Mrs. Jay Tarvin Harris chaperoned the
affair
Miss Myra Sowles and Miss Leta McMil-
Ian were guests Of honor at a luncheon
for twelve given by Mrs. Melvin II.
Sowles Friday afternoon. The table deco
rations were white asters and ferns.
Miss Ruby LambourDe was hostess of
card party Friday afternoon, given in
honor of'Miss Rose Evans, who will leave
during the week for New York, where
she Will enter school for the winter.
Pink asters and sweet peas were used
In all the rooms except the hall, where
golden glow took Its place. Those who
assisted the hostess were Miss Birdie
Arnold, Mrs, George w Lambourne and
Mrs H C. Edwards Four tables were
filled with the players.
Mrs. Claude Freed entertained infor-
mally at Kensington Friday afternoon,
In honor of Miss Helen Burton. whose
marriage TO Claud S. Williams will take
place next month.
Miss Catherine McCarrick entertained
Informally al Kensington on Friday
afternoon In honor OF Miss Mamie Hines.
The decorations were sunlowers and
Minnie Wingate and Miss Nellie McEvoy.
Will Mcintyre entertained e large num-
Der of friends at dancing party Satur
day evening at the Mcintyre residence,
Seventh and streets.
Miss Hilda Greeson entertained Tues
day for Miss Mamie Hines, a bride-to-be
OF this month The game played was
hearts. the guests making up four tables.
The rooms were bright with eunflowers,
and the tally and score cards were pic
lures of christy girls.
Mrs. A. S. Martin entertained at an IN
formal luncheon Friday afternoon.
Mrs o. e. Hartwell entertained twenty
six friends Thursday afternoon at a par
eel shower for Miss Xenia Druce, The
rooms we're prettily decorated with pink
and white asters and dahlias'
Miss Annis Kingsbury entertained on
Wednesday afternoon, in honor OF Miss
Xenia Duce. Twenty girl friends were
present,
Misses Grace and Mildred Vincent of
Sandy entertained at a house party Fri
day for some Of their Salt Lake friends.
The invited guests were Misses Katherine
and Ethel Mcdonald, Miss Amy Addoms.
Miss Irma Walker, Misses Bessie and
Janet Williamson
Miss Pearl Gray entertained Friday
afternoon IN honor OF her tenth birthday
Punch was served In the north end of the
hall beneath bower of evergreens and
Jasmine flowers, by Miss Louisa Wells
and Lola Gray. The prizes awarded for
the games were TO Miss Irene Langton
and Master Judson Gray. Dainty refresh
ments were served by Misses Catherine
Rboades, Nettie, Georgie and Pansy
Gray. Those present were Elizabeth and
Virginia Bush. Irene and Inez Langton,
Edith Wells, Mamie Moon, Florence Gro
she'll Lola Gray, Miriam Wells, Louise