The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20

Budd Geddes and Miss Louise Sullivan.
Tho veranda was decorated with pottcd
plants and ferns, an orchestra being sta
sniefld TONED in ~ one corner Mrs. Powers was was
Lord Tracy, Mrs. Walter G. Filler. Mrs.
W Montague Ferry, Mrs. c. c. Goodwin.
Mrs. Benner x, Smith. Mrs, E. o, How
ard and Mrs. Edward S. Ferry.
Miss Mary Robinson was the guest Of
honor at q beautifully appointed dinner
gwen on Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
Walter 9. Filler at the Country club. The
five tables were decorated with lilacs,
and the guests hidden to meet Miss Rob-
lnson were Mrs, Edward S Ferry. Mrs
Montague Ferry, Mrs. f. o. Howard. Mrs,
Orlando w Powers. Mrs, David S. Muir
day; Mrs. Wnber w Flagg, Mrs. William
Reid, Mrs Leslie L. Savage. Mrs. Thomp-
son. Miss Mary Moore. Mrs. Arthur Bird.
Mrs r.. II. Charming. Miss Margaret
Park Miss Anna Mccormick, Mrs Wind
ert 3. HnrlIness, Mrs. Frank Jennings.
Mrs Benner y Smith. Mrs, Robert Gould
Smith. Mrs. Gerge Jay Gibson, Mrs. Louis
Cecil Robinson. Miss Laura Sherman, Mrs
Don Carlos Roberts, Mrs. James l.. Fran
ken. Miss Georgia Webber. Mrs. Union
Worthington. Mrs. Clifford Pearsall. Mrs
Maud Fitch, Miss Addle Zane. Miss Kath-
crime Geddes. Mrs. Ernest Bamberger and
Mrs Sol Siegel
Mrs. 1sadore Mayer and Mrs. Charles
Cain Cr1smon entertained q number of
their friends AT a delightful card party on
Tuesday afternoon. The Parlor was deco
rated with many vases of white and pink
carnations, while the dining-room was en-
tirely In rcd Violcts and ferns were used
in the library. The arfair was IN honor
of Mrs. Charles Sebrce and Mrs. Lynn
Kemper. The tally and score cards were
decorated with the, monograms Of the
guests of honor and spring flowers. Five
hundred was the game of the afternoon.
nine tables being filed with the players
Besides the guests prizes. the prize
awarded to Miss Marie Gibbons. The host
esscs were assisted during the afternoon
by Miss Aileen Crismon.
During the week Miss Beatrice Chees-
man. Miss Gertrude Hanson, Miss Eliza
beth Mcintyre and Messrs. Tod Goodwin,
George Lawrence and Ellis Freed have
been tho guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Gates at Bingham
Miss Elise Sadler entertained Informally
at bridge on Wednesday afternoon In hon
or of Miss Helen Bamberger The rooms
were prettily decorated with white and
purple lilacs. the dinng-Toom being In
green and white where low bowls of
honeysuckle were used. The guests were
Mrs Leslie L. Savage. Miss Louise Sui
Ivan, Miss Stella Mcintyre. Miss Jenna
Budd Geddes, Miss Pearl Van Cott. Miss
May kcryln. Miss Mary Moore. Miss
Mary Smedley, Miss Susan Sawyer. Miss
Bob Euerbeck. Mrs. Ralph A. McBroom,
Misses Evelyn and Dora Daly, Miss lone
McLouth. Miss Gertrude Hanson. Miss
Beatrice Cheesman. Miss Elizabeth McIn-
tyre Miss loreen LeaTy and Miss Mamie
Sappngton.
Mrs Willis Lamb entertained Informal
ly at bridge on Wednesday afternoon.
The decorations were of lllac3 and pinl,
carnations. The prizes Of the afternoon
were awarded 10 Mrs, D. c. Jackling and
Mrs. Fred Richmond, Mrs. Charles Rook-
lidge, Mrs. z. NJ. Allison. Mrs. Joe Cal
lgher. Mrs W. T. Ronoher, Mrs. George
Airls, Mrs. j. Harris. Mrs. Frank Harris
and Mrs. D. C. JacBling.
Mrs. George Putnam entertained lnfor-
mally at luncheon on Friday afternoon in
honor of Mrs T. Horn, who is the
guest of her daughter Mrs. c. L. Rich
ards. for d few weeks. The table was
prcttily decorated I'm green and white IL
vited TO meet Mrs Horn wero Mrs. Hal
Brown. Mrs. Wornock, Mrs. Bromlec and
Mrs. c. f. Richards.
Mr. and Mrs j T. Treasure entertained
informally at cards on Friday evening I'm
honor OF NIr. and Mrs. j. Wyche of
city TO make their future home. Tho
rooms were decorated with vases of Ii
Ines and pansics Five hundred was the
game OF the evening. eight tables being
filed with the players during the oven
ing The hostess was assisted by Miss
Elsie McMillen, Miss Rose Evans and
Miss Ncttlo Luman.
Mrs. John Hinnman has Issued invita-
tions for a card affair to be given on
Wednesday afternoon
Mrs, Heber NJ. Wells will entertain at
a luncheon on Wednesday afternoon In
honor of Miss Mary Robinson.
Miss Putnam and Miss Eleanor Putnam
entertained ut an informal luncheon yes
terday afternoon. In honor or Mrs
.Nk : TNtss,,H ..F ne.
A bank of pansies was In the center OF
the dining table. with shades OF hello
trope ribbon extending 10 the corners OF
tho table, and clusters OF pansies were
used as fayors. Tho place cards were
water-color designs OF spring flowers
Following the luncheon an informal mus
Mrs Graham T. Putnam. Miss Elizabeth |
Groo, Mrs. Jack Keith and Miss Eleanor
Putnam. Besides tho guest OF honor 4,
covers wero laid for Mrs, Benjamin Ray
mond, Mrs, George c. Hunting Mrs
Thomas Guildstonc Griffin. Mrs Graham
F. Putnam. Mrs Lewis Evans. Miss
Groo, Mrs. Frank Swlndler and Miss
Parker.
Mrs. Lafayette Hanchett was tho host |
css OF a pretty green and white luncheon |
yesterday afternoon, the decorations be- |
Ing snowballs and smilaX Tho guests |
were Mrs L, J.. Johnson. Mrs r, E. Nc
Peaslee. Miss Margaret Gibbons, Mrs. |
Schuyler Snyder Mrs Hugh Thomas. |
Mrs A. j. Gorham and Miss Simpson.
Robert j. Glcndinnins entertained at
lancbeon yesterday afternoon at the Alta |
club, In honor of Moses Bryne OF New
York.
Miss La Prelc Hatch entertained yes
terday afternoon, In honor OF Miss Pearl !
Eimbnll The rooms were decorated with |
smlaX and purple and white lllacs
Guessing games wore the features OF the