The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-10

Clarence ]. Bamberger was the host
of beautifully appointed dinner Sun
day evening at the Alta club. in honor
OF Miss Elizabeth Mcintyre, Arthur
Hertzler of Lancaster, Pa, and Harold
Content of New York, who is a gueSt
at tho Bamocrgcr home. Mrs, Ernest
Bamberger acted as chaperone and the
guests were Miss Edith Sutherland.
Miss Mcintyre, Mr. and Mrs Leslie L.
Savage. Miss Marjorie Ellerbeck, Miss
Carrie Calvin, Miss Loreen Leary. Miss
Stella Fabian. Miss Bob Ellerbeck. Miss
Evelyn DAILY. Miss Eloise Sadler, Miss
Mary Smedley Miss Jenna Budd Ged-
des, Miss Dora DAILY, Miss Gertrude
Hanson. Miss Leta Mcmillan, Miss
Louise Sullivan. Messrs, Robert Law
renee, Sidney Bambcrger, DR.. Hugh
Sprague, Paul and Sam Williams. AL
bert Mccormick. Ben Siegel. Harold
Lamb VIII Mcintyre. Roger Sherman.
Harry Bintz. Earl Siegel, Wallace Bre-
demeyer and James Hogle.
Miss Ida Legg entertained at cards
yesterday afternoon in honor OF Miss
Edith Sutherland. Pink and green were
the colors chosen for the decorations,
the rooms being prettily decorated with
pink carnations and roses combined
with smilaX and plumosa. The tally
and score cards were hand-decorated
rose cards. Five hundred was the game
of the afternoon. The guests Invited
to meet Miss Sutherland were Mrs. Roy
Hampton. Miss Howat, Miss Grace
BEETLES, Miss Jessie Home, Miss Jean
Odell, Miss Beth CrItchlow, Miss Ju-
LA Cullen, Miss May Brunton, Miss
Maude Wheeler, Miss Bessie CroXall.
Miss Nellie Loback, Miss Stella Cohn.
Miss Eloise Sadler. Miss Grace Will
hanson of Denver Miss ELI Holmes.
Misses Selma, Alice and Mary Wall.
Miss Geneye Horlick, Miss FlorencG
Sears. Miss Elinor Stewart, Miss Allne
Crismon, Miss Kate Groo, Miss Fanny
Breeder.
Miss Stella Fabian and Miss Edna
Dunn entertained forty of their friends
at a lake party last evening, in honor
OF Miss Carrie Calvin of Oakland, Cal.
The party left the city on special car
at o'clock. a luncheon being served
at the beach at $50, The long table
was prettily decorated with pink sweet
peas and roses, the place cards being
effectively decorated and arranged as
programmes The chaperones of the
evening were Mrs. James F. Dunn. Mrs,
c. C. Calvin, Mrs. Ferdinand Fabian
and Mrs. Justus Jungk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard A. Keyes en-
tertained informally at dinner Sunday
evening at the Alta club. The private
dining room was beautifully decorated
with a profusion of crimson Rambler
roses. the flowers being arranged In tall
vases about the table. The place cards
were water colors OF beautiful girls.
Covers were laid for Col. and Mrs. Ben
| jamin Lockwood. Maj. and Mrs. Ed
ward Pendeton, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Fitch and Capt, and Mrs. Perry.
Mt and Mrs. David Keith and David
Keith. Jr., left Saturday for Long
Branch. where they VIII spend several
| weeks at their summer home.
| DIT. and Mrs. Tyndale left last even
ing for Los Angeles. where they VII
spend some time.
Walter H. Evans, who was graduated
from Cornell this year arrived in this
city Monday for a two weeks visit
with E. A. Rogers.
NJ. r Wheeler, a member OF the 190t
| graduating class of Cornell, is expected
home this week,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. CritZer Misses
Helena and Bess Critzer and Miss Jo
sephIne Devereux spent Sunday at tht
Lucien cutoff.
Mr. and Mrs. James L Franken anC
Miss Katherine Franken spent Sunday
| at the Hermitage,
Mrs. Sanford Pettibone OF Pittsburg
Kan. is visiting Mrs. A. NJ. White o
this city.
Miss Burkella Pierce has rcturnc,
from Colorado. where she has been Wis
itlng for three weeks, and is now d
home TO friends at 81 East North Tenn
pie street
Miss Grace Williamson OF Denver
| who has been the guest of Miss Id;
| Lcgg for the past week, will leave 10
| her home Saturday,
Land Board to Meet.
| Tho 81, 70 Rnnrd Of Land Cnmml S sion