The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-14

MRS. w G. Sharp OF New York was .ba
guest OF honor at a. bridge whist narty
gwen py Mrs. Hubbard Reed yesterday al
Lne Alta club, followed by a luncheon
lue decorations for both were in ninll
sstels, very pretty effect being secured
oy the lowered ehades. The place cards
usso we're something unique, ss they
t.e meIe esch miniature painting brought
from europe. Those who won the prizes
at bridge. which were all modern books
were Mrs. Ferdinand Fabian, Mrs. Ben
ner y: Smith, Miss Marine Mason and
MISS Adelaide Mason. The others who
were present were Mesdames W. G.
sherp, W. s. Bancroft. Walter Fitch. w.
v; Hice: Mark L. Reque, W. E. Fife, j. T.
denning, Miss Gretta Cosgriff, Miss Ma
rle Dermttt end Miss Lane
Mrs. George ". Lambourne entertained
ct her second card party OF the week
yesterday afternoon. The rooms were
made very attractive with flowers. the par.
LOT with pink roses and white asters, the
library with pink asters and the hall with
oahl1as and ferns, In the dining room
purple asters banked the nnantel and
were set In tall cut glass vase on the
table. Those who assisted were Miss
Birdie Arnold. Miss Ruby Lambourne
Niles Catherine Adams and Miss Virginia
Shannon. The guests in all made up six
tables.
Miss Stella Fabian was the guest Of
honor at luncheon given yesterday at
the Alta club by Miss Edith Sutherland
The table was prettily decorated with
pink and white asters with etchings for
place cards. The guests invited were the
Misses Loreen Leary, Julia Cullen. Jean
Odell, Grace Harrison, Leslie Woodruff
al
Ida Legs, Florence Grant, Elinor Stuart.
Evelyn DAILY, Dora DAILY and Elsie Ridge.
Mrs. George Sutherland chaperoned the
party.
Miss Xenia Druce and Fred l.. shoder
OF Seattle, who were quietly married
Wednesday by Bishop 7, A. Williams.
we're given a reception last night at the
brides home from TO II. TO which about
sixty guests were invited The rooms
were In golden glow. dahIias and sweet
peas. Mrs. Shoder received In her wedding
gown Of pearl gray silk and carried white
roses. The couple left after the reception
for Seattle. where they will make their
home temporarily.
Mrs. ]. D. Laforge gave 500 party yes
terday at the Manitou hotel for Miss Ju-
liza Drake, who has been her guest for
some time. The tables for the eighty
guests were set in the lower hall OF the
hotel, which was artlstically decorated
in sunnowers. The hostess was assisted
by Mrs. w, l.. Green. Miss Julia Drake
leaves Saturday for her home in Keokuk.
Ia, accompanied by her father, Z, r.
Drake, who also has spent the summer
here.
Miss Edith Sutherland and Miss Julia
Cullen leave September %, the former
for Wellesley and the latter for Miss
Benefits Seminary on the Hudson. not
far from New York, Miss Stella Fabian
leaves for the same place. September 20,
Mrs Robert G. Gemmcl entertained in
formally at bridge whist party yester-
day morning in her apartments at the
Emery Homes About sixteen guests
were present.
Miss Kate Costley. a teacher in the
normal department Of the State uniyer-
sity, has returned from ogden. where
she has spent the last few weeks visit
ing friends.
Mrs NJ. w. Medlicott and Miss Carrie
Medlicott of Topeka. Kan. are the guests
of Mrs. w. J.. Green. They Will return
to their home in about week.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Moore have
moved their residence TO 2s7 Sixth East,
occupying the residence which was for
merIy that of Mrs. T. r, Black
Mr.. Schultz of Nebraska, formerly a
West Point cadet. now a lieutenant on
his way to the Philippines, has spent a
few days visiting in Salt Lake.
Mrs. Thomas Bryant gave a supper at
Franklin's last evening to a few OF her
friends in honor OF Miss Hardiman of
Butte,
Mrs. A. II, Ensign Will entertain at a
800" party next Saturday afternoon.
Miss Hazel Stevens is spending the
week with friends at Bingham.
Miss Edna Dunn left Wednesday 10 at
tend school ut Georgetown.