The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-26

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Affairs of the Week.
The most elaborate social affair OF the
week was the dancing party given by Mr.
and Mrs. j. ]. Daily and Mr.. and Mrs.
Truman Roy Brown al the DAILY home on
Friday evening. The grounds surround
ing the house were strung with many
colored electric lights. An arch OF the
trt-colored lights was at the entrance.
On the lawn TO the west was the dancing
floor, the orchestra being stationed be-
hind a bank of palms and flowers The
rooms were bright with n profusion OF
golden glow and sweet peas
One OF the affairs OF the week was the
tea given on Thursday afternoon by Mrs,
j. G. Sawyer In honor CT Miss Minnie
Denny of Butte. who Will make her fu-
ture home In this city Yellow wns used
exclusively for the decorations. tall vases
and jardnieres being filled with the
golden glow and sunhowers. Those in
Wted to meet Miss Denny were Mrs. Fred
Earls, Mrs. Melvin Sowles. Mrs. Percival
o. Perkins, Mrs. VIII Druehl. Mrs. Harry
Goodwin, Mrs. George T. Badger, Mrs. A.
b. Wltcher. Mrs. VIII Crone. Miss Myra
Sowles, Miss Lena Welby. Miss Daisy
Raybould, Miss Agatha Berkhoel Miss
Beatrice O'Connor. Misses Ada and Val
Murphy, Miss Elsie Dickert Misses Lucy
and Edith Gaby. Miss Hazel Pond, Miss
Ethel Dof1lemeyer, Miss Elizabeth Hamp
ton and Miss Helen Denny
Mrs Thomas c. Griffin entertained at
a prettily appointed luncheon on Wednes-
day afternoon at the Country club In
honor OF her mother, Mrs, Thomas Car
ter. The table was decorated with tall
vases OF golden glow. covers being laid
for twelve.
Miss Gertrude McGrath Will entertain
at a luncheon on Thursday afternoon at
the Country club in honor Of Miss Leta
Mcmillan.
The Misses Rae and Olive Bartch were
the hostesses OF a prettily appointed
800" party on Thursday afternoon In
honor Of Miss Susan Sawyer. The bridal
idea was carried out in all the appoint
ments, the tally cards being hand deco
rated with wedding bells and cupids. Six
tables were filled with the players, the
prizes being awarded 10 Miss Sawyer.
Miss Helen Buckingham and Miss Bea-
trice O'Counor.
Mrs A. L. Hoppaugh entertained In
formally at cards on Friday afternoon in
honor Of Mrs Z. c. Mccullough Four
tables were filed with the players. the
guests being the close friends OF the
guest OF honor
Mrs william C!eland will entertain
at a tea tomorrow afternoon in honor Of
Miss Cleland.
Miss Dollle Davis entertained at
Kensington on Friday afternoon In honor
of Miss Susan Sawyer:
The Sewing club Will meet next Tues
day afternoon with Miss Florence Grant
One OF the features Of the week was
the card party given ut the home OF
Miss Hattie Crabbe Friday evening, "63
being the game played First prizes
were awarded to Miss Mabel Donkln.
Messrs Frank Folland md Jim Jensen
Second prizes TO Miss Rachel Prouse and
Mr. lin Jensen. Punch was served from
n very artistic Japanese booth by little
Grace Crabbe. The following were pres
cnt. Misses Emma Nordvall, Sarah
Cameron. Rachel Prousc, Beatrice Prouse
Cicely white, Ivy Crabbe, Mabel Donkln.
Ressie Gushing, Hattie Crabbe and
Messrs. Frank Folland. Lester Hedger.
Dnworth WARDROBE, Mark Woolley,
George Sodeberg. George Thome. James
Jensen and James Adamson,
Mrs Wesley ]. Wilson entertained at
a prettily appointed luncheon on Friday
afternoon at lJCu Ioio' hO 'uble "ao
decorated with pink sweet peas, covers
being laid for eight.
Mrs. Graham Il. Putnam entertained at
luncheon. followed by box party at
the Orphoum. yesterday afternoon, in
honor OF Miss Ella Putnam.
Mrs. John C. DAILY entertained the mem
bers OF the Sewing club at her home last
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Helen LetchGeld Will entertain on
Thursday afternoon In honor OF Miss
| Susan Sawyer,
Mrs. W. w Anncss was the hostess
OF a prcttily appointed luncheon Thurs
day afternoon III honor OF her guest,
| Miss Bessie Chambers OF Omaha. The
| table was decorated with pink and
white sweet peas and smilaX- Yellow
sunnowers and golden glow were used
In the hall and parlors Beside the
guest Of honor. covers were laid for
| Mrs L o. Lee. Mrs. o. a. Honnold.
Mrs Charles Peak. Mrs, A II. Parsons.
| Mrs Alfred Peters. Mrs. Charles G..
| Plummer, Mrs. Benjamin Young, Mrs.
| Clarence Post. Miss Bessie Williamson,
| Miss Bcss Critzer. Misses Efe and
Lucy Hatch Misses Florence and Alice
| Chambers OF Omaha. Miss Beth Ward,
| Miss Martha Walters. Miss Alice Man
| ming. Miss Olive Ferris and Miss Mary
! Mayne.
Miss Ina Rudy entertained at cards
Thursday afternoon. The rooms were