The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-29


Tho parlor was decorated with lavender
sweet peas and asparagus ferns, while
crimson and pink sweet peas were used
in the living and dnlngroom. The
place cards wero hand-decorated with
sprays OF sweet peas, Covers were laid
for Miss Loreen Leary, Misses Bess and
Mildred Mcmillan, Miss Jessie Home.
Miss Beth Critchlow. Miss Edith Gaby.
Miss Ethel Partridge. Misses Alverta and
Jessie Martin, Miss Kate Allen OF Park
City. Miss Nellie Hood OF Chicago, Miss
Hollister Hancock Miss Gertrude Camp
| bell and Miss Vera Lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Haqcock enter
talned informally at dinner last evening
In honor OF Miss Louise Walden and
George j. MacLaughlin Of Rochester, n.
7. The long table was prettily deco
rated with low bowls OF white sweet
peas and ferns. Covers were laid for
Mrs. a. NJ. Walden, Mrs. mclaughlin
Of Rochester. Miss Walden, Miss Hollis
ter Hancock, Miss Vera Lane. Miss Beth
Critchlow, Miss Eastmon OF San Fran
cisco and Miss Kate Allen Of Park City.
Two delightful affairs OF the week
were tho Kensingtons given on Friday
and Saturday afternoons by Miss Eveline
Thomas and Miss Annie Adams. The
| rooms were bright with low bowls OF
guests being entertained. Guessing con-
tests were features OF the afternoons,
the prizes being awarded to Mrs. Charles
Pratt and Mrs. Emmett Moore.
| Clarence Miner entertained q party OF
| friends at the lake on Friday, the guests
| leaving the city In the morning and
! spending the day on the yacht making
| tho trip to Bird island. Those invited
were Miss Leta Mcmillan. Miss Bess
| Mcintyre Miss Louise Sullivan. Miss Bob
| Ellerbeck. Misses Bess and Mildred Nc
MILAN. Messrs. Archibald Miner, jay
Miner. Dan Sullivan. Gordon Mcmillan
| and II. G. Gleen.
Mrs. Charles Stevenson, Mrs. Don
| Coray, Miss Emma Maddisson and Miss
| Beatrice O'Connor were the guests Of
Col, and Mrs. Edwin L. Holmes at Oak
wood on Wednesday,
Miss Ethel Partridge entertained at
500 party on Friday afternoon in honor
of Miss Louise Walden. Four tables
were placed on the lawn. The tally and
score cards were pen -and-ink sketches
OF Chrlsty girls,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank A. Lowe entes-
tanned informally at dinner on Satur-
day evening, followed by n lake party.
The table was prettily decorated with
pink sweet peas and ferns. Covers were
laid for Miss Geneve Horlick, Miss Vida
Fox. Howard Malcolm and Irving d.
Lowe.
Mrs. n. II. Sherwood entertained the
girls OF the r. L. B. club delightfully."-
at her home on Friday evening in honor
OF the club president, Mrs. W. o. Duvall,
who VIII leave In the near future for
st. Louis. Red was the color chosen
for the decorations. a mound OF mas
turtiums was in the center Of the table,
with streamers of ribbon extending from
| the chandelier to the corners OF the ta-
Bile. The hostess was assisted during
the evening by Miss Estelle Beemer,
In guessing contest tho prize was
awarded to Miss Durham, the guest
prize going to Mrs. Duvall.
Miss Fanny Breeden entertained at
cards on Tuesday morning in honor Of
Miss Louise Walden. The decorations
were In pink and white. the parlors and
dining-room being dainty with pink
clover and Shasta daisies. Four tables
| were filled with the players and the
prize was awarded to Miss Helen Shep-
ard The guests TO meet Miss Walden
were; Miss Selma Wall, Miss Pearl Saw
| age, Miss Margaret Savage. Miss Marian
| Jones, Miss Ina Rudy, Miss Ethel Part
ridge. Miss Susan Sawyer, Miss Hazel
Pond, Miss Beatrice Boremau, Miss AL
verda Martin, Miss Jessie Martin, Miss
Lorene Leary. Mrs. Laura Ritcher. Miss
| Agatha Berkhoel. Miss Mabel Cutler,
Miss Mildred Mcmillan, Miss Bess Nc
MILAN, Miss Helen Wenger and Miss
| Frances Joyce,
Miss Lucy Gaby will give breakfast
| on Tuesday morning in honor Of Miss
| Monohan Of ST. Louis, and also one on
! In
| guest, Miss Nellie Hood OF Chicago.
| Miss Marion Jones entertained a few
| friends at a lake party on Thursday
evening in honor Of Miss Walden and
| Mr. Mclaughlin.
| Mrs, Justus Jungk entertained iufor-
mally at cards on Friday afternoon In
| honor OF Miss Stella Fabian. The rooms
were prettily decorated with sweet peas
and Dasturtiums, five tables being filled
with the players.
On Thursday evening Mr., and Mrs. Ben
l. Corum entertained at dinner for Rev
| and Mrs. S. A. Hayworth, covers being
laid for twelve. Mr.. Hayworth has re-
Gently moved to the city from Fargo, n.
d.. having accepted u call to the pas
torate of the East Side Baptist church
OF this city.
Miss Pearl Branch entertained at
kensngton Wednesday afternoon The
reception hall was decorated with Amer
| lean ilags and sweet peas, The small
| tables where dainty refreshments were
! served were fresh with nasturtlums The
invited guests were Jean Angel Leone
| Agper, Leah Arnold. Lizzie Bohman, An
ME Christensen Pearl Clark Thenla
| Chllcotts Anna Ericsson, Jane Glllett. Vio-
| let Iverson, Florence Jonasson, frankie
Kesler, Clara Kener, Alice Kener Leonn
| Norris Annie Parsons, Julia Raleigh
| Grace Raleigh, Nellie Moray, Ida Soon
berg. Jennie Swan. Irene Short, Grace
| Sutherland, Marie Thomas TiIIie
| Thomas, Daisy Wonuacott, Lois Wallace,
Margaret Williamson. Georgia Young of
| Salt Lake and Miss Maud Zlcmer of Og-
den,