The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-01

Shane and Miss Monroe, two visitors
IN the city. Six tables were filled with
the players, and Mt the close OF the
game the prizes were awarded to Miss
Maud Fitch and Miss Stella Mcintyre.
me hostess was assisted during the
afternoon by Mrs. Roscoe H Chan
ming and Miss Katherine Judge.
Two delightful affairs of the week
were the musicals given by Mrs. Will
nam -, Druehl on Tuesday and
Wednesday mornings In honor of her
guest Mrs- Lloyd Draper. The rooms
were bright with profusion OF June
roses, the music being furnished by
Mrs. oscar L. Cox, Mrs. George Wragg,
Miss 1rma Watson. Miss Ailcen Gray
MISS DIX, Miss Jessup. Miss Beatrice
O'Connor Miss Nellie Davis, Miss AL
yerta Martin, Miss Bess Critzer, Mrs
Lloyd Draper of Omaha and Miss Mary
Mayne.
Miss Elizabeth Mcintyre entertained
informally at bridge on Monday after
noon In honor of Miss Mary Moore
Inc decorations were In red and white
roses Sixteen guests were invited.
Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Leslie l..
Savage and Miss EloIse Sadlcr.
Mrs. A. s Bowers was the hostess
OF prettily appointed luncheon on
Friday afternoon. The decorat tions and
appointments were in pink, roses and
pink-shaded candles being used. Covers
were laid for eighteen.
Mr. and Mrs, G. M. Forbes enter
tanned at tea on Friday afternoon in
honor of her daughter. Mrs. e c Nc
Cullough who is spending the summer
In the city. The rooms were bright
with branches of cherries and pink
Inc IT
Holmer, Mrs, Brink and Mrs. William
James, Misses Ethel Partridge. Mamie
Sappington. Hazel Sappingon, Helen
Boxrud, Henrlka Wallace and Edna
Farnsworth.
Mrs. James L. Franken and Miss
Georgia Webber will entertain at a
luncheon tomorrow afternoon at the
Country club In honor of Miss RATHER
Inc Franken of Iowa
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Sawyer entertained
at prettily appointed dinner on
Wednesday evening In honor OF Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Earls. The decorations
were In pink roses. covers being laid
for six.
Miss Jenna Budd Geddes entertained
informally at luncheon on Friday after
noon at the Country club In honor OF
Mrs. Leslie l.. Savage and Miss Mary
Moore. Pink sweet peas were used
for the decorations and appointments.
Mrs D. c. Jackling entertained at
bridge on Friday afternoon in honor
OF her guest, Miss Gertrude Johns OF
New York. Eight tables were filled
with players.
Miss Edith Beless entertained a party
OF young friends Informally at her home
on Friday afternoon, the rooms were
prettlly decorated with syringa and
roses, guessing game being the fea-
ture OF the afternoon. The invited
guests were Misses Bertha Tyree Roso
Howard Cora Little, Rose Moench,
Ethel Cahoon. Bertha Crozier. Mar
garet Judd, Cora Mulgrave, Lena
RIves, Claudia Holt EsteIc Daft,
Florence Shermer, Nellie Shermer De-
borah Risley. Lucy I<rebs. Ruby Koe-
Der and Libbie Gushing.
A delightful lake party was given at
Saltair Tuesday evening by the Q and
A. club. The table decorations were
roses and sweet peas The place cards
were decorated with the O. and A en-
blem, skull and GROSS bones" Those
present were, Mrs. F. NJ Qualtrough,
Misses Janet and Kate Williamson
Pearl and Jennie Allenbaugh. Lydia
Smithen. Belle Walker. Henrietta Yer
million. Fanny Wheeler and Ollie Reed
Messrs. T. Williamson, J. Blakely. r.
H.mer, r. Cathcart. l.. ID. Patterson
Edwards, Nickum. Newcomb. Belcher
and Carlson.
The Doollttle club gave a dancing
party at Saltair Wednesday evening.
The girl members OF the club served
lunch. Those present were. Klea
Sheets, Annie Brewerton. Emaline
Bean. Marion Larsen, Georgia Reed.
Eva Crawford. Grace Dorlus. Mabel
Young Mamie Colvin, Martha Coalter
and Egbert White, David Hood. Blake
Earle. Leo Strong. Harold Cluff, VIII
Donkin. Leonard Iversen. Cecil Harvey,
Fred Donkin and Frank Smith.
Mrs. o. A Hannold will entertain in
formally on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Geo. F. Felt Mrs. n. u ElIer-
beck and daughters, Misses Ada and
Geneve. Leave Monday evening FOR
Portland and Seattle, TO be gone for
the summer.
DR.. j. Boyd Gordon has returned
from months stay In Missouri and
Colorado points.
Vile KY where he went 70 attend the
home coming. He also visited Chicago
and Kansas City on his return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B Shrader have
returned from their wedding trip ind
are at home at y street
Mrs Fred Pinkerton has returned
from visit of several weeks in New
York and Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Taylor Badger
have returned from their wedding trip
and vii be at home at the Sharp home.
439 East South Temple street
a musicale and supper was given on
Friday evening In honor of the birth
day OF Wilson B. Rhodes at the home
of his parents, 1851 South Second East
street Plano solos were rendered by
Miss Alverda Martin. Miss Hazel F.,
Rhodes, Miss Marcia Meigs and Mas
ter Wilson 3. Rhodes. Mr.. Conrad h
Olson played two violin duets with