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

Mrs Heber Lee entertained at 500
yesterday afternoon in honor OF Mrs.
Harold Russell and Mrs. c.. II. Brook,
The parlors were bright with a profu-
sion OF yellow and red nasturtlums ana
poppiess the library being In pink and
white. the rambler roses being used
with ferns Nasturtiums and poppIe5
also formed the decorations In the din
ing-room. Besides the guest prizes tho
winners were Mrs. Elmer Darling and
Mrs, Sidney Evans. The hostess was
assisted during the afternoon by Miss
Daisy Harding and Miss Jean ingalls,.
Those invited to meet Mrs. Russell and
Mrs. Brook were Mrs. w. w, Arm
strong, Mrs. c, NJ. Bell, Miss Harriet
Dunster, Mrs. Everett Buckingham,
Mrs. Edward Drake, Mrs. Frank Hobbs,
Miss Edith Hobbs, Mrs. William Dale.
Miss Daisy Harding. Mrs. Jay Tarvin
Harris, Mrs. Sidney Evans. Mrs. George
It. Brice. Mrs. John c. Lynch, Mrs o,
X. Lewis, Mrs. Simmons. Mrs. Schuyler
Snyder, Mrs, w. w Rivers Mrs. NJ,
H. Stewart Mrs. Thomas Marioneaux,
Miss Alice Needham. Mrs. Mccoy, Mrs,
Harry Knight. Mrs. George Scott, Mrs.
Ed Kimball, Mrs, George Savage. Mrs
Julia Taylor and Miss Jean ingalls,.
Mrs, Frank B. stephens entertained
at an informal tea yesterday after
noon in honor of Mrs. NJ. Bahler of
Ohio and Mrs. w. f. Weeter of Poca-
tel1o. The parlor was effectively deco
rated with pink and white sweet peas,
while the library and dining-room wore
bright with red and yellow 'nastur-
tiums, Baskets f1lled with cherries
were passed and the guests asked t1
guess the number of cherries in each
basket. The prizes were awarded to
Mrs. Don Porter, Mrs. Frank Knox
Mrs oscar L. Cox and Mrs. A. r
Vomer. Thirty-five guests were IN
ylted.
Miss Lorecu Lcary entertained ut
cards yesterday afternoon in honor of
Miss Stella Fabian and Miss Carrie
Calvin The decorations and appoint
ments were In green and white. mar
guerites and plumosa being used. The
game Of the afternoon was 800, and the
prizes were awarded to Miss Mary
Smedley and Miss Evelyn DAILY. The
guests We're Miss Mamie Sappington,
Miss Bob Ellerbeck, Miss Aimee Best
Miss Mcintyre, Misses Gladys and Mar
garet Richmond, Miss Helen Jennings,
Miss May Kervin, Miss Edith Suther-
land.
Miss Olive Ferris entertained infor-
mally at dinner last evening In honor
of Miss Celia McCready and David
Nelson. whose marriage will take place
on the afternoon of Wednesday, the
18th, The table was prettlly decorated
with deep red roses, the place cards
being decorated with the same flowers.
Beside the guests of honor covers were
laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Buford
McElroy, Miss Eberhardt, E. l.. Middle
ton and Alex Eberhardt
The hop given at the fort last even
ing was one OF the most enjoyable OF
the season The hall was effectively
decorated with flags and bunting and
an excellent programme was furnished
by the band. the hall being filled with
the dancers.
Mrs. Thomas Weir entertained eighty
FIVE of the ladies OF the Presbyterian
church yesterday afternoon at a Ken
sington. The rooms were beautifully
decorated with crimson and pink ram
blers Those assisting In the dining
room were Mrs. II. G. Mcmillan, Mrs.
William Alexander, Mrs. La Fayette
Hanchett, Mrs. Alvin. Andrews. Mrs.
Kate p. Anderson gave number Of
vocal selections.
Mrs. Allen NJ. Howard, Miss Rose
Howard and Wallace Peck will leave
Will spend the summer at Way Up
WickiuD,"
Mrs. f. c. Raybould, accompanied by
Miss Rose Rayboud, arrived in the city
yesterday from southern California,
where they VIII spend a month before
returning to the coast
Miss Tena Breckon OF Toronto, Can"
Is the guest of her uncle, J. T, Breckon.
for Visit OF several weeks.