The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-24

Bridal In every detail was the dainty
!ssterday afternoon In honor of Miss
Mary Sharp a long bed OF snowballs
formed the centerpiece. with trails OF
bridal wreath extending from the chan
oelier, from which was suspended a large
white wedding bell The crystal can
Gela9fum GIlsd I'M, Was shaded In groen and
The place cards were water-color de-
signs. Beside the guest OF honor covers
were were laid for Mrs; Richard Royal Rom
ney, MISS Retta Pyper, Miss Lena Bad
ger. Miss Aline Crismon, Miss Lena
Moore and Miss Abbie Wells,
Miss Blanche Kimban entertained at IN
informal tea yesterday afternoon In honor
OF Miss Mary Block and Miss Mary Winn
OF st. Louis. The parlors were bright
nh Win PROPULSION OF crimson peonies.
purple and white. the iris being used.
Mrs. j r. Walker and Mrs. F. y. Bas-
com poured tea and coffee. Twenty
guests were present
Mrs. J. II. Hinman entertained a num-
Der OF her friends at a large card party
were the colors chosen for the decora-
tons, the yellow canyon sunfiower being
used In profuslon Assisting during the
afternoon were the Misses Ethel and
Elsie Davis. Ten tables were filled with
the players and at the close OF the game
prizes were awarded to Mrs Z. F. Root
and Mrs. Samuel Paul.
Mrs. Heber Wells entertained at an in
formal luncheon yesterday afternoon In
honor Of Miss Mary Robinson of Grand
Rapids, The table WAS prettily decorated
with margueritcs and smila4, covers be-
Ing laid for ten.
Mrs F. S. Bascom and Mrs. B. A
Gemmell entertained Informally at din
ner last evening, at the Emery-H Holmes.
In honor OF Mrs: Ernest Eldredge OF
Portland, Mrs. O, E Cary and Mrs. VIII
liam Haywood OF Montana. The table
was prettily decorated with La France
roses and ferns, covers being laid for
twelve.
Invitations were received yesterday for
the marriage Of Miss Helen NJ, Bam-
berger and Arthur Behal, which Will take
place on the evening of June s, at the
Temple B'Nai Israel
An informal hop was given at the post
last evening and was one of tho most en-
joyebe of the season. Those who re
ccivcd the guests were Col and Mrs.
Lockwood Maj. and Mrs. Edward Pen
dloton, Capt Allen and Lieut. Gray
Mr. and Mrs H. NJ Dinwoodey enter
tained at a prettily appointed dinner last
evening In honor of Moses Brine of New
York A bed OF bridal wreath was In the
center of the table. with runners of
smiaX and nile green ribbon extending
TO the corners OF the taDlc- Inc plaCe
cards were hand decorated with wreaths
of spring flowers Following the dinner
an informal musical evening was en-
joyed. those assisting being Mrs, Din
Brine. Invited TO meet the guest of
honor were Mr.. and Mrs, Hubbard Reed,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert ] Glendinning,
Mrs. Charlotte Newman, Miss Cecilia
Sharp, Hon. Young and Mr.. and Mrs,
William Reid.
Mrs William Reid entertained ut an in
formal bridge affair on Tuesday after
noon in honor of Miss Winn and Miss
Block Three tables were filled with the
players.
Cards have been issued for the mar
riage OF Miss Mary Sharp and George
Taylor Badger. the wedding to take place
on the 9Th of June
MI and Mrs. A x. Pauley entertained
twenty OF their friends at dinner on sun
DAY. day The table was beautifully deco
rated with Persian iilnes
Miss Florence Grant entertained at an
informal KenSington yesterday afternoon
in honor Of Miss Helen BamberSer. The
rooms were decorated with tall vases of
the horse chestnut. and sixteen guests
blGden,
Miss Edna May has returned from an
extended trip through southern Callfor-
MA
The many friends Of Miss lone McLouth
of San Jose. who Is the guest of Lieut.
and Mrs Alpha Easton, will be sorry to
learn that she Is quite Ill.
Mrs. J. j. Rroughall, little daughter and
maid. Will arrive In tho city tomorrow
and will be at homo at the Fifht East
hotel for the summer
Mrs l. L, Dunn left last evening for
months Visit I'm Waterloo. Ia
Mrs III. 3 Hampton is down from Park
City and will be the guest OF Miss Addie
Hampton for a couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis S, Gates are In
from Bingham for few days