The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-22

a number of dinners were given last
evening at the Country club preceding
the semi-monthly dance. Among those
who entertained were Miss Katherine
Judge, covers being laid for ten, Other
entertainers were Miss Kate Williams,
Mrs. B. a. Gemmel. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Hale, Mr.. and Mrs, William Reid. Miss
Cosgrif, Albert Mccormick, Wallace
Bredemeyer, David Taylor.
Mrs. w. D. Donoher and Mrs. George
Airis entertained a number OF their
noon at the Country c!ubN In honor of
Mrs. y. Chester Thompson and Miss MI
nette Baer. The dining room was deco
rated with pink sweet peas and ferns,
Those assisting the hostesses during the
afternoon were Mrs. Adolf Baer, Mrs.
Hers, Miss Jessie Peabody and Miss
kearns. Sixteen tables were fllled with
the players, the prizes going to Mrs. d.
c. Jackling and Miss Peabody.
One of the most delightful affairs OF
the wedk was the bridge tea given by
Mrs. James Finlen and Mrs. James Ivers
on Wednesday afternoon in honor OF Mrs
christopher Turner Sf Butte The par
lors were prettlly decorated with white
sweet peas and blue bachelor buttons,
while pink sweet peas and Japanese pipks
were used in the library and dining-roona
The tally and score cards were beauty
heads done in sepia, Fourteen tables
were filled with the players and at the
close OF the game prizes were awarded to
Mrs. Sam Porter, Mrs. O. X Lewis and
Mrs. w. D. Donoher.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Forbes entertained
informally at cards last evening In honor
OF Lieut. aud Mrs e. C. Mccullough. The
rooms were bright with sweet peas and
paSfOrt luna FIVE "a h1pe hainu With
the players.
Miss Mabel Lamb was the guest Of
honor ut an informal afternoon affair
given on Thursday by Mrs. ", w. Anness.
Pink sweet peas and smllaX were effect
lively used for the decorations, nastur-
tiums being used I'm the dining room
Twenty-four guests were invited to meet
Miss Lamb. The hostess was assisted
during the afternoon by Mrs. Clarence
Post. Miss Olive Ferris and Miss Irma
Eberhardt.
Miss Helen Shepard entertained at a
breakfast on Monday morning in honor
OF Miss Clella McCready, The table was
prettDy decorated with nasturtums and
sweet peas, covers being laid for Mrs
George T. Badger, Mrs. Elliott Klmball
Mrs. Henry Catrow, Miss Lucy Gaby
Miss Ethel Shepard and Miss Helen Bur
ton.
Mrs. Charles Crismon entertained the
members Of the Sewing club and their
escorts informally at cards on Tuesday
evening in honor OF Miss Inez Adams Of
Ogden and Miss Clella McCready. Tho
rooms were bright with nasturtlums and
sweet peas. and four tables wero filled
with the players.
Mr. and Mrs. w. p. Kiser entertained
informally at dinner last evening at the
Country club preceding the dance. Gov
ers were laid for Miss Lyster OF Chicago.
Miss Nan Lyster, Charles Nelson and e.
B. Wicks.
Miss Ethel Rogers entertained on
Thursday evening in honor of CLYDE
Squires, who has recently returned from
New York. The roofuS were decorated
with yellow nasturtiums and marlgolds
Pink and green were chosen for tho dec
orations in the dining-room and library,
Punch was served during the evening by
Miss Gladys Rogers and Miss Corell
James. a guessing game was tho feature,
the prize being poster, Fifty guests
were present,
Creighton and Ross Brown entertained
Il party OF friends at the lake on Friday
evening in honor of their guests Miss
Grace Harrison and William Hopkins OF
LoclShaven, Pa. The chaperones were Mr..
and Mrs James II. Brown aud Mrs w. j.
Montgomery.
Miss Marjorie Higgins entertained In
formally at luncheon yesterday afternoon
in honor OF Miss Louise Walden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie T.. Savage enter
taIned Informally at dinner on Tuesday
evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H
Whitman of Garfield.
Mrs, A. d, Sunline entertained at
lawn party on Thursday evening I'm honor