The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-15

The Misses Eva and Pearl Huntsman
and Dora Pyper gave a surprise Thurs
been kept in the house since her acci.
| dent on a boat four weeks ago For
| this reason, and because it was uneX-
pected, the party was great success,
especially as some of the guests were
decidedly talented vocalists When
there was not singing or playing or re-
c,.lng. there was the making Of fudoe
to keep the guests busy, who were, be-
sides the Misses Huntsman and Pv-,er
Miss Hattie Carter, Miss Emma Dale
more, Mason Samuels, Frank Samuels,
Arthur Samuels, Harry Samuels, Mr.
Whipple, Mr.. Reed, Riley Millard and
Tom Doles. The delightful form Of the
decorations was a bouquet for Mrs.
Feringer by the Misses Huntsman.
Miss Helen Burton was the guest of
honor Friday afternoon at Kensing-
ton given bv Miss Helen Shepard The
handkerchief shower part of it came as
complete surprise to Miss Burton.
lavender and white asters, and the
dining room with golden glow and sun
flowers Miss Nellie Davis and Miss
Edna Shepard assisted during the
afternoon Those present were Mrs.
Eliot kimbal, Mrs. Henry Catrow.
Mrs. A. T. Egan, Mrs. II. c. Shepard,
Mrs, David Mellon, and the Misses
Grace Cuttles, Ethel Mount, Lucy
Gaby, Zeta Morris, Florence Sears,
Marge Elerbeck, Fanny Breeder, Ge,
neve Clark, Ivy Dix, Edith Gaby and
Another shower of the day was that
given by Mrs. l.. w Snow for Miss
Pearl Peirce, who is shortly to be mar
ried Five hundred was the game
played. The rooms were attractive
with white asters and green ferns. The
guests were Mrs, Charles Pratt, Mrs.
Mrs. NJ. L. Snow. the Misses Vivian
and Catherine Little. Edith Kingsbury,
Mercy Berkeley, Kate Groo, Lena
Moore, Ora Dunford. Florence Grant,
Jean Spencer, Geneve Clark, Mary
Young, Hattie Whitney, Retta Pyper,
Hazel Schoebridge and Dolores Peirce.
Miss Adelaide Lipman was the
hostess of a party yesterday afternoon
given for her by her mother, Mrs. +.
Iipman, at which about twenty little
pink and white asters. Those who as
sisted Mrs. Lipman were Miss Elsie
Cohn and Miss Stella Cohn, her nieces.
The gamo played by the little ones was
" donkey.' and the first and second
prizes were won by Vivian Weer and
Muriel Gates The boohy prize was
won by Dorothy. clart.
Mr.. and Mrs w. B. Mccartney en-
tertained Thursday evening in honor
of their daughter, Miss Lula, who
leaves Saturday for Denver and the
East, where she will resume her
studies About twenty guests were in
vited to her farewell.
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen J.. Richards,
Claud Richards, Gilbert Richards, Miss
Nina Taylor and Miss Minnie Ray,
who have spent the last few days at
the Richards home In Parley's canyon,
returned last night to the city.
Mr.. Oscar Carlson, a graduate of the
University of Utah, returned Thursday
from the University Of Chicago, where
he has been studying law the past
year. He will leave for the same place
in a few weeks.
Miss Matte Orem left Thursday
night on the Scenic Limited for Den
YER Later she will spend ten days
WIN JGlenOS IN hdncdS Nitf uSiplS cnN
continues her trip to Boston, which is
now her home.
Mrs. Joseph Smith gave g reception
Wednesday for Mrs. Perry Snow, who
was married the same day in the Tenn
pie. sun6owers and asters were the
decorations.
Mrs. n. NJ. Hamilton has just re.
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she has spent the last three months
studying fashions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin g. Hammer en-
tertained Informally last evening in
honor Of Mr.. Hammer S seventy-third
birthday.
Miss Katherine Frarken left for her
home in Iowa Friday, Mr.. and Mrs.
james i. Franken accompanied her.
Mr.. Lueien A. Ray and wife returned
home last evening from visit with
friends in Provo.
A Hatch and family came home yes
terday from Heber, where they spent
their summer vacation:
Mics Ethel E. Riley has returned
from her homo in Ohio, to resume her
school work in the city.
Miss Katherine Judge entertained
informally at luncheon Thursday
afternoon.
Clarence McFadden has gone to Ely,
New, where he intends to start up his
law business
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Ryan Of Ogden
are visiting Mrs. Joseph Young
Carl Evans has left the city on
week 8 visit to Butte, Mont
J, M. Fisher has returned from his
summers outing at Seattle.
Miss Helen Shepard will leave for
Chicago some time IN October.