The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-21

MrS. w. EDWARD File entertained at
a luncheon yesterday afternoon at the
Country club in honor of Miss Mary
! McShane Of Omaha, The long table
was beautifully decorated with red
roses, the flowers being arranged In the
center of the table to form the initials
| OF the guest of honor and the hostess.
| The place cards were hand decorated
| In roscbuds Twcnty-Six guests were
oidden to meet Miss McShane,
Miss Beatrice O'Connor entertained
| informally at cards yesterday after
noon In honor of Miss Blanche Cherry.
| Five hundred was the game OF the
afternoon, five tables being filed with
the players At the close OF the gamc
the prizes were awarded to Miss
Cherry, Miss Elsie SCheid and Miss
Helena Crtzer, The decorations and
appointments were Japanese pink roses,
and japanese umbrellas were used in
the parlor, the dining room being deco
rated with Shasta daisies and yellow
mustard blossoms. The tally and score
cards were hand-deoorated figures In
water colors. The guests, at the close
of the game, cut for baskets of pansies.
Invited TO meet Miss Cherry were Mrs,
VIII Ray, Mrs. j G. Sawyer, Mrs. John
c. DAILY, Mrs. Frederick L. Leonard,
Mrs. VIII Druehl, Mrs, PercIval O. Per
kins, Mrs, Harry Goodwin. Miss Louise
Lamson. Miss Agatha Berkhoel Miss
Susan Sawyer, Miss Marie Luce. Miss
Florence Grant, Miss Traddles Patter-
son. Miss Mamie Sappington. Miss JeS-
sic Home, Miss Phoebe Hardin. Miss
Eva Richardson, Miss Ina Rudy. Miss
Dickert, Miss Alice Fisher, Misses
Helena and Bess Critzer, Miss Pearl
Savage and Miss Rose Howard,
Mrs. W. w, Armstrong was the host
ess at a delightful 500 affair yesterday
afternoon. The rooms were bright with
n profusion OF roses. seven tables being
filed with the players. During the
afternoon Mrs. Armstrong was assisted
by Miss Carrie Goliath.
Mrs. w. d Yingst entertained at
prettily appointed luncheon yesterday
afternoon In honor OF Miss Nicholas or
Missouri The decorations were I'm yell
low. covers being laid for fourteen.
The table d'hote dinner proved very
popular at the Country club last even
ing. a number Of parties being formed.
Karl Scheid entertained at a box
party last evening al the Orphcum. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. II, f, Schauf-
felbcrger, Mrs. j, &. Hooper, Miss Aga
tha Berkhoel Miss Marion Hooper
Miss Beatrice O'Connor, Miss Salle
Fisher, Jack Berkhocl and VIII Nc
Crca.
Miss Irene Short and Miss Preale
Clark entertained the graduating class
of 04 Of the high school last eveT-ing
at the homo OF Miss Short. The rooms
were decorated with roses, the flowers
being arranged in tall vases and jar
Mrs. Richard Evans and Miss Bessie
Beesley have gone East. where they
VIII visit with friends and relatives for
q couple OF weeks.
Frank King has gone to the coast,
where he Will spend several weeks.
Miss Violet Williams gave a box
party at the Orpheum Wednesday
afternoon. Her guests were Misses
Lizzie Williams, Leona Richardson,
Bessie Wilcox, Annie Jesperson and
Doris Ferry.
The marriage OF Miss Una Pratt and
John Giles took place yesterday at noon
In the Temple. A reception was given
I'm the evening at the home of the bride
Mrs. Elmra Jennings and daughter,
Miss Myrtle, Will leave this Week fol
Illinois. Indiana and New York to spend |
the summer months.