The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05

Mrs. Seton Lindsay. Mrs. Roscoe Chan
Ming Mrs yny qieS9n MS Ms F[anR T7njoH
worthington, Mrs. Allen Smith. Miss
! Laura Sherman
prettily appointed violet luncheon on
Thursday afternoon at at The o,ois EmeTy nSd
| plumosa were artistically used for the
| tablo decorations. Fourteen guests were
| Invited.
| on Saturday. gave Kensington at their
homo. lie South Fifth East street. In
honor of Marie odell just returned from
New York. There were present Mario
! Odcll. Margaret Walker Grace Bird,
| Alice Kimball. Mary Dunbar. Rae Elmer.
Dorothy Gunnell Dorothy ingram Ser
!ngebretsen. Lillie 1ngebretsen. The
decorations were pink roses and carna-
tions pink and white.
| Miss Louise Wey entertained a number
| OF her friends at cards on Monday after,
noon. The decorations were In pink ana
white. and six tables were filled with the
players.
Mrs, Everett buckingham entertained
at an informal luncheon on Wednesday
afternoon In honor OF Mrs. ], c. Sprague
of Omaha. The table was prettily dec
GRATED with crimson carnations. and tho
Mrs. ]. NJ. Dart. Mrs, e. V. Silver. Mrs
David Hemphill. Mrs. James Dunn. Mrs.
s. c. Baldwin. Mrs. Hinnman, Mrs
Frank B, Stephens, Mrs Stevens, Mrs
A. e. Kimball. Miss Harriet Dunster
Miss Helen Petre of the Savage Grand
Opera company was the guest OF honor
at a delightful 80 o'clock tea on Friday
afternoon The rooms were prettily dec
Grated with pink La France roses anu
plumosa. White carnations and smilaN
fzr d.t .tr, gl,FA .l.l I.T1 I'm a
dining room. where Mrs. 3, A. NJ. Froi-
seth presided, Assisting the hostess and
tho guest OF honor during the afternoon
were Miss Edith Ellorbeck. Miss Elsie
Dickert and Miss Beatrice o'Connor.
A delightful affair was the luncheon on
Friday afternoon given by Mrs. Howard
Lawson in honor OF Mrs. Royden Beebee
and her bridesmaids. Black and orange
were tho colors used for the decorations.
and very effective they were. A bed OF
piece with broad streamers OF black and
orange ribbons extending to the corners
of the table. The place cards were water
sketches In the prevailing colors, Besides
Mrs Roy Hampton. Mrs. George Steiner.
Mrs Frank Harris, Mrs. Hyde Dale, Miss
Edith Ellerbeck, Miss Jane Howat, Miss
Kathleen Anderson. Miss Ruth Beasley
and Mrs. Brewer.
Dr. and Mrs John White entertained at
Miss Best of Michigan Yellow and white
were the colors chosen for the decora-
tions jonquils and white carnations being
combined.
Mrs. William Wegencr, whose husband
is the well-known tenor with tho Grand
Opera company. was the guest OF honor
at nm informal luncheon yesterday after
noon at tho Emery Holmes. Invited TO
meet Mrs. wegener were Mrs. Kate
Brdewell Anderson, Mrs. Stanley Price.
Mrs. Spencer and Mrs. J, c. Hooper.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Gallagher cnter-
tanned informally at dinner on Thursday
evening at the Alta club. Covers were
laid for six
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. Hoffman enter
taIned a few friends Tuesday evening In
honor OF Mr. Edward F. Hoffman. The
guests were Judge NJ. L. Richie, Mr. L.
II. Farnsworth, Miss Farnsworth, Col.
and Mrs. E, A. Wall Miss Wall and Mr..
and Mrs. Graham +. Putnam, A delight
full evening was spent playing five hun
dred."
Mr. Hcmphil entertained informally at
dinner on Monday evening at the Alta
club In honor OF Miss Mabel Baum of
Denver and Miss Claire Soule OF Los
Angeles Tho party was chaperoncd by
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McMahan.
Mrs Rena Smoot entertained informally
at dinner on Thursday evening at tho
Emery Holmes In nonOr OF MIS- george
d. Smell. Covers were laid for six.
Miss Mary Olive Gray was the hostess
of a delightful luncheon on Friday after
noon In honor OF Miss Gertrude Reunyson.
a former classmate of the hostess at the
Boston conservatory Invited to meet
Miss Rcnnyson were Mrs Kate b Ander
son, Mrs. William Wctzell Miss Cecilia
Sharp, Miss Josephine Spencer, Mrs.
Fisher Harris, Miss Martha Read. Miss
Theodosia Gray.
Mrs. David Keith entertained a few
friends at a stall party Yesterday after
noon, The guests were Mrs Hoyt Sher-
man. Mrs. William H Alexander. Mrs. A.
c. Ewing Mrs. Wilbur FlagG. Miss Cos
grIf.
Mrs z Bonncmort entertained at din
ncr on Thursday evening, followed by a
theater party, In honor Of Mrs. ]. II.
Bonnemort and Mr.. and Mrs John Thorn
Icy Mrs. Bonnemort was assisted by Miss
Essie Fitzgerald Fourteen guests were
present.
Miss a E. Small OF Boston announces
to the ladies OF Salt Lake that she Will
open an office at col, The Templeton,
Ig.l, for ha