The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-25

"A Jolly hayrack party took place
Saturday night, at which Mr.. and Mrs.
j. b. Marshall were chaperons. The
crowd left the city with plenty OF
horns and jack olanterns for ride
to Bountiful, where they had a rustic
picnic before returning. Those of tho
party were the Misses Alta and Bessie
van Pelt, Agnes Felt, Anna Eliot, Es-
ther Hall, Dale Larson and Josie Max
held, Philip +. O'Brien, Rex Stark,
La F,leur. Edward Wilding and Edward
lloughton.
Mrs. j. V. Hampton gave a delight
tul cup and saucer shower Yesterday
for Miss Alta Brown, her niece The
rooms were attractive with asters and
roses, and fcathery vine About TWEEN
ty-iive were present TO meet the guest
OF honor, besides Mrs. ID. c. Brown and
MIS- T.. j. kearns, who assisted Mrs.
Hampton. Miss Brown is TO be married
on Wednesday in the Temple to w a.
Child of this city. In the evening
reception will be given them by Mrs.
u. j. kearns.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. P. Davis of 167
Mcclellan avenue, celebrated their
golden wedding Saturday evening. The
house was prettily decorated ju yellow
and white flowers. During the even
ing dainty refreshments wcro served,
and about fifty of their friends called.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis have lived in Salt
Lake City about eight years, where
dent of the City Council; Mrs. c. d.
Swift and Mrs. II. g. Smith, also re-
side.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Richardson and
Mr., and Mrs. Il. Il. Bondurant gave
delightful entertainment Sunday in
honor. of Mrs. George Wagstaff and
sons, late of Burnley, Lancashire, Eng
land. The parlor was beautifully deco
rated with pink and white asters, and
the diningroo with autumn leaves
and purple asters. There was music
by Mr.. Richardson and Miss Grigps
and rccitations by Mrs. E. Mum.
Mrs. c. C. Goodwin gave an informal
luncheon yesterday for her daughter
Mrs. Leslie j.. Savage, who is here for
q short while from Goldheld. Places
were set for twelve of her intimate
friends at the table, which was prettily
decorated with autumn flowers
Creighton Brown has classmate
visiting him for a few days, l.. r. Will
cox of Cedar Rapids, Ia. Both grad
uated from Yale last year. They are
considering going 10 Nevada together,
though as yet nothing has been def
nitely decided
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Stringer and
their little granddaughter. Bernice are
visiting with friends in Denver, They |
viii extend their journey Fast and may
"a IA oh I,,l
before their return.
Mrs. Jernegen of Mishawaki, Ind, |
and Paul Stevenson, her nephew, who |
has been brought home sick, arrived in
the city yesterday and are with Mr.. |
Stevenson S mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard a. Keyes will |
leave today for the East and South. |
where they expect TO stay for sin |
weeks, visiting Chicago, Washington,
New York and Atlanta.
Miss Laura Samson will leave the
hospital today and will be very glad |
to see her friends at the home Of her !
sister. Mrs. Il. j.. Harvey, at 1925 |
Second street
Mrs. Nose Christensen of Boise will |
arrive in Salt Lake this morning, and |
will visit with her mother, Mrs. c. s. |
Nichols, for some time,
j. !, Thomas will be home Friday |
from Toronto, Canada, where he has |
been attending the Odd Fellows con
vcntion.
Mrs. J., ]. Keyes will leave today |