The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-12

'icos was OF Wnlte radium silk, made
pIiucesS style, en- train, and trimmed
! tomaTy bouquet of Brides roses The
apartments were profuselv strewn with
green, and vases of white roses and
carnations. After the ceremony the
erldal party and near friends, twenty
i've IN all, were given a dinner at the
Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs May left later
for Los Angeles in Mr.. Dyer's private
car From there they will travel north
through California and visit northern
points as well, besides Portland and
Seattle They will be absent about a
month. after which they will return to
make their home in Salt Lake. As vet
no definite address is known
Mrs g. w. Lambourne entertained at
a card party Tuesday afternoon, at
which twenty-four guests were invited,
The hall was prcttily decorated in
white asters, and the dining room in
purple and white. In the parlor were
vases of pink roses and white asters
The tally cards carried out the flower
scheme effectively with the use of
real aster put through each card,
Mrs. T. R. Ellerbeck was the hostess
yesterday afternoon of very delight
full ''500' party. The tables were set
In all the lower rooms TO accommodate
her fifty guests The flowers used in
decoration were asters,. but of a differ
ent color, so that they gave a distinct
tone to each room. In the parlor they
were white, in the library red, and in
the dining room pink.
Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Strock gave re-
ce1tion last evening from TO IL
O'Clock for R. G. Hanson, who leaves
shortly for the East Mrs. Wood as
sisted the host and hostess in receiving,
and Miss Beaver presided at the punch
bowl Golden glow was used in all the
rooms except the dining room, which
was decorated in white asters and
green,
Miss Louise Root was guest of honor
nj $500 party yesterday afternoon,
given by Miss Lulu Harr. The house
was bright with asters and nasturtlums,
prettily arranged on the mantels and
tables. The tallies were heads Of girls.
hand painted. About thirty-fve guests
were invited to meet Miss Root, who
will leave soon for Nebraska on visit.
Z. B. Critchlow will leave for the
East today, to place his daughter and
two sons in school. Miss Beth Critch-
low enters on her third year at Welles-
ley. while Francis, who finished his
high school course this year. will enter
Princeton George. the younger son,
enters the preparatory school at Law
renee.
Miss Hazel Holmes has gone to
Manitou, Colo. for a visit with her
sisters, who are spending the summer
there. Later she Will travel with a
party Of ladies from Colorado Springs
.haro c1,a 4 f,lx
up a four-year course at Belmont col.
lege.
Miss Edna Farnsworth leaves today
for Bradford. which is thirty miles
north of Boston. where she will enter
school. Mrs. White of Park City, who
accompanies her. will continue on to
Maine. where she will spend some time
on a visit with friends.
DR.. and Mrs. Keith and Mr. and Mrs.
party al the Country club Mondav
evening. September II, to meet Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles P. Blyth.,
A pleasant social event this evening
Will be the "college opening" ball to
be given at Lagoon. a large college
and university crowd ls expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Kelsey and
family are at home again from their
summer's visit to Portland, Their re-
sidence is 1913 Fast First South.
Mrs. Thomas Bryant entertained at
theater party Monday evening at the
Orpheum in honor of Miss Frances
Hardiman of Butte:
Nro Rerry and Mrs, French. who
have been visiting Mrs. Frank Murphy
for n week, have returned to their
home in Oregon.
Miss Frances Hsrdiman Of Butte,
Mont. is the guest Of Mrs. Thomas
BRYANT and Miss Adelaide Peters for
a few weeks,
Mrs. Beoul, who was formerly Miss
ueIen Bamberuer, will be here about
September 20 TO make a short visit
Mrs. George Wood leaves today for
New York with her two nieces, whom
Sue intends placing in school there.
Miss Adelaide Pettls will entertain
during the week for Miss Frances Har-
diman Of Butte.
Mr. and Mrs. f. b. Cook viii be home
j., a few DAYS from their visit To Gar
field.
Mrs. Stanley CIawsoD entertained
her sewing club Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Browne are now
at home at 1888 Third street.
The regular table d 'hote lunch
cons Will be given at the Country