The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-16

Mrs. James Moore entertained at
Sho"cr and tea yesterday afternoon in
honor OF Miss Blanche Cherry whose
wedding takes place next Thursday Red
"hs INC color chosen for the decorations
ana appointments Long strings OF Grim
ron hearts were extended from the cor
hcrs OF the parlor 10 the chandelier In
INC center Low bowls OF domask roses
were used on the mantcl and along the
bookcases I'm the library. A bed OF red
roses was In the center OF the dining
room table. with red ribbon and hearts
extending to the corners The hostess
and guest OF honor were assisted during
the afternoon by Miss Margaret Finni-
gan, watch guessing game was the
feature OF the afternoon the prize be-
Ing awarded 10 Miss Jessie Home and
MISS Flnnigan. The guests were Mrs.
Hale Hutchinson. Mrs. Emmett Moore.
Mrs. a. j Worse. Mrs A. n. Cherry,
Marjorie Brooks. Miss Sue Corbctt, Miss
Phoebe Hardin, Misses Jean and Jessie
Home. Miss Beatrice o Connor. Miss
Florence Godbe. Miss Margaret Finnigan,
Misses Jessie and Edith Godbe, Miss An
ME Adams.
The following young people chaperoned
by Lieut.. and Mrs. Alpha Easton. formed
a lake party last evening: Mrs. Peter
Buguire. Miss lone McLouth. Miss Eloise
llvan, Miss Lorecn Leary. Mrs. Lesie Saw
age, Miss Elizabeth Mcintyre. Miss Ger
trude Hanson, Miss Mary Smedley. Miss
Stella Mcintyre. Miss Jenna Budd Ceddes
Miss Bob Ellerbeck, Miss May Kervin.
Capt. Allen, Lieut.. Gray Albert McCor-
nick, George Ritter. Harold Lamb Devcr-
eux Jennings. Paul Gulotte. Levi Ritter,
Wallace Bredemeyer. George Keysor, Ben
Siegel.
The Misses Helena and Bess Critzcr
were the hostesses OF delightful tea yes
terday afternoon In honor OF Miss Sadie
Parks of Denver, who Is the guest Of Mrs.
William Ashton for several weeks. The
rooms were prcttily decorated With roses
and red in the dining room. During the
afternoon an informal musical pro-
gramme was given, those assisting being
Miss Agatha Berkhoel Miss Louise Lam
son. Miss Parks Miss Beatrice OConnor
and Miss Judith Evans. Invited to meet
the guest Of honor were Mrs. Murray
Sullivan, Mrs. William Druehl. Mrs. VIII
liam Ashton. Miss Helen Buckingham,
Miss Susan Sawyer, Miss Virginia Bush
Miss Beatrice Davis. Mrs. George Mer-
ril Miss Josephine Devereux, Miss judith
Louise Iamson, Miss Agatha Berkhoel
Miss Beatrice wilkinson and Miss Draper.
Mrs Ernest Drake entertained at an
informal card party yesterday afternoon.
Five hundred was the game, the prizes
being awarded to Mrs. C. o. Whittemore
Mrs. ]. A. McMlllcn, Mrs, Louise Evans,
Mrs Thomas MarioneauX. Mrs, Alt, Mrs.
Joe Young. Mrs. c. NJ. Mccoy, Mrs. Lafay-
cite Hanchctt. Mrs r. F. Taylor, Mrs.
S. L. Billings, Mrs. A; c. Smith, Mrs.
a. ], Andrews. Mrs. Fred Slade Mrs
w. ]. Lynch, Mrs. Graham f. Putnam,
Mrs S, c. Snyder. Mrs r. e. McCon-
aughy, Mrs. H n Mayo, Mrs. Walter
Scott Mrs. V. Peaslee. Mrs George Snow.
Mrs Soungman,
Mrs j c. Landenberger entertained
tho members OF her cord club and Few
friends informally yesterday afternoon In
honor of Mrs Charles a. Coolidge OF san
Francisco. The rooms were prettily deco
rated with red roses. six tables being
flled with the players
Mrs. William James entertained infor-
mally at bridge yesterday afternoon In
honor OF Mrs. David Cue. who Is a guest
in the city for some weeks. The decora-
tions were In roses. Six tables were tillcd
with the players.
Mrs. O. f. Lee entertained thirty-hve
friends Mt n second tea yesterday. The
rooms were prettily decorated with n pro,
fusion of roses. red and white being used
in the parlor while the dlning-room was
entirely in pink. Mrs, w. Z. Critzer
poured coffee.
Mrs John Weir entertained at an In
formal bridge tea yesterday afternoon at
her home.
Miss Louise I.amson Will leave this
morning for Spokane where she Will be
the guest of Miss Katherine Gobel for
a couple of weeks.
Miss Judith Evans has gone to Omaha
for couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Goodwin, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. j Davis and Mrs. Agnes Ire
land are now Mt home TO their tricnds
Main street