The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-23

= Miss Blanche hlnbau VIII r
= entertain number OF friends AT
: musicale next Wednesday =
= evening. =
:. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Dinwoodey =
r and Mr.. and Mrs Henry Din =
= woodey Will give dancing :
= party next Tuesday evening at +
:. the Ladies Literary club in +
r honor of Mrs, Will Dinwoodey =
= of Los Angeles.
= One Of the social events OF =
= the day Will be the concert To be =
+ given at the F'irsi Congrega r
= tional church by Miss Esther =
!. Tuckerman Allen, assisted BY =
= Miss Judith Evans. Miss Jennie =
= Sands and Miss Mary Kimball. :
: : : ! + + + + : :; !. /. + !; :. !. '.'l'
Mrs. Allen NJ Smith was the hostess
of an elaborate bridge tea yesterday
afternoon at the Amusement hall at
Fort Douglas The hall was decorated
with flags and bunting. The colors
chosen for the decorations were red
and green, profusion of American
Beauty roses and red chrysanthemums
being combined. Those assisting the
hostess during the afternoon were Mrs.
BENJAMIN Lockwood, Mrs, T. H. Pendlc-
ton. Mrs, Hector d. Lane, Miss Della
Richards, Miss Clara Thompson and
Miss CayIev Punch was served IN one
corner by Miss Mason, Fifteen tables
were filed with tho. players,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Griffin enter
tanned party of friends at luncheon
Yesterday afternoon at the CommerrIal
club in honor of Miss Gertrude Griffin
Of Denver. who is guest at the Griffin
home until after Thanksgiving, The
party later attended the matinee at the
Orphcum The guests included Mrs. G.
=. Richards. Mrs. Horne of Colorado
Sprinps. Mr. and Mrs Ed Richards,
Miss Richards. Miss Della Janet Rich
ards, Mrs Richard Aley. Mrs. blbrldge
Thomas and little Miss Dora Thomas.
Mrs. II. T. Schultz entertained a
number of friends at cards yesterday
afternoon in honor of her sister, Mrs.
l.. b, Freeman The rooms were effec-
tivelv decorated with white chrysan-
thcmums and carnations. Seven tables
were filed with players, and at the
awarded TO Mrs II. c, Edwards and
Mrs L. l.. Downing. The hostess aud
guest of honor were assisted during
the afternoon by Miss Beesley, Miss
Schultz, Mrs. Jessie Zane and Miss
Freeman
Mrs. A c. Behlc entertained mum
Der of friends at a tea yesterday after
noon in honor of her guest, Miss Sal
lie Il. Leonard The rooms were pref
tily decorated with pink and white
chrysanthemums. The guests TO meet
Miss Leonard being Mrs. j. q, Barlow,
Mrs. Percival O, Perkins, Miss Spauid-
ing. Miss Edith Bellam. Miss May
Critchlow. Miss Elsie Dickert. Mrs, E.
Y. Silver Miss Howard, Miss Catherine
t,auer Mrs Hammond
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Bransford enter
tanned number of their friends at
cards last evening. Euehre was the
game. ten tables being filled with the
players Mr., and Mrs. Bransford were
assisted during the evening by MIR. and
Mrs Jav Tarvin Harris and Mr.. and
Mrs Wallace Bransford. The rooms
were bright with profusion of yellow
and white chrysanthemums.
Mrs. J. l.. Rains of New York enter
tanned a party of her friends at the
Knutsford Thursday afternoon. Among
tenstcin, Mrs. Sam Bonkofsky, Mrs. A..
j. Davis, all of Salt Lake. Mrs. NJ De
Meiz of New York and Mrs Maurice
Sumerfeld of Seattle, Wash.
Miss Eleanor X. Peterson is in Paris
with party of friends. Miss M. M:
Yardley. formerly of this city. now of
ST. Paul. who spent the summer IN Eu
rope with Miss Peterson, has returned
to her home. Miss Peterson Will pro
badly arrive in the city early IN the
New Year.
Mrs. W. B. Mundv and son William
left Wednesday night for Las Vegas,
Nevada, where Mr. Mundy has charge
of the Western Union Telegraph office,
and where they Will make their future
home.
Mrs. Benuer X Smith entertained a
few friends very Informally al q lunch
con Yesterday afternoon at the Emery
Holmes in honor of Mrs. Will Din
woodcy of Los Angeles.
Miss Emma Dougall is entertaining
a Week End party from Friday until
Sunday at ther home in Springville,
the guests being the Gamma Phi Soror
ity of the University.
Mrs. A. NJ. Howard will arrive this
morning from Nelson. British Columbia,
where she has been visiting her sister
for the past two weeks,
Miss Clara Hall. daughter of L. f.
nan, lSTl Yesterday TOT ldlllOFDl5,
where she will spend the winter with
| friends.
Drs. F.. Vike left yesterday for the
East, where he Will spend montn
visiting the hospitals i'll New York and
Chicago.
Mrs. F, A. Chamberin of Anaconda
is the guest of Mrs. G. G., McCollon at
| No, 3 East Eleventh South street,
! Mrs F. C, Horton left Yesterday for
the East where she will visit for d
month with relatives and friends.
Former Governor and Mrs Black
have gone to Los Angeles. where they
viii visit for month.
Mrs. Banner X Smith has resumed
her Mondays at home for the winter.
Karl A. Scheid has returned from a
business trip in southern Utah.
Mrs Mark !, Re1na entertained for