The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-24

The Misses Rae and Olive Bartch
entertained at a prettily appointed 500
| affair yesterday afternoon in honor of
Miss Susan D. Sawyer, one of the
autumn brides The rooms were pret-
tlly decorated with pink and white
sweet peas and ferns. The hostesses
were assisted during the afternoon by
Mrs William Childs. Six tables were
filled with the players and at the close
OF the game the prizes were awarded
to Miss Sawyer, Miss Helen Buckinp-
ham and Miss Beatrice O'Connor. The
| bridal idea was carried out in the ap-
| polntments and tally cards, which were
| decorated with brides and cupids, the
| ices being in the form of green and
white wedding bells,
A delightful tea was the one given
| yesterday afternoon by Mrs J. G Saw
yer in honor of Miss Minnie Denny
of Butte. Yellow was the color chosen
for the decorations and the golden glow
snd sunfowers were used in profusion
Tall vases and jardinieres were filed
with the flowers. A bed of the glow
was In the center Of the dining-room
table, with smaller vases at the corners.
Those invited to meet Miss Denny were
Mrs Fred Earls. Mrs. Melvin Sowles,
Mrs. Percival 0, Perkins, Mrs Will
Druehl, Mrs: Harry Goodwin, Mrs.
George T; Badger, Mrs. A, B. Witcher,
Miss Lena Welby, Miss " Daisy RAY:
bould, Miss Agatha Berkhoel, Miss
Beatrice O'Connor, Misses Ada and
Val Murphy, Miss Elsie Dickert. Misses
Lucy and Edith Gaby. Miss Hazel Pond,
Miss Ethel Dofflemeyer. Miss Elizabeth
Hampton and Miss Helen Denny.
Mrs. W. W. Anness was the hostess
nS tal
terday afternoon in honor OF her guest,
Miss Bessie Chambers Of Omaha, The
table was decorated with pink and
white sweet peas and smilax Yellow
sunflowers and golden glow were used
in the hall and parlors. Beside the
guest of honor, covers were laid for
Mrs. f. O. Lee. Mrs. o. A Honnold,
Mrs. Alfred Peters, Mrs. Charles G.
Plummer, Mrs, Benjamin Young, Mrs.
Clarence Post. Miss Bessie Williamson,
Miss Bess Critzer, Misses Ef1ie and
Lucy Hatch Misses Florence and Alice
Chambers Of Omaha, Miss Beth Ward,
Miss Martha Waters, Miss Alice Man
ming, Miss Olive Ferris and Miss Mary
Mayne.
Miss Ina Rudy entertained at cards
Yesterday afternoon. The rooms were
prettily decorated with golden glow
and sunf1owers, the tally and score cards
being Dutch figures. Five tables were
filled with the players, the prizes being
awarded to Miss Virginia Elmer and
Miss Phoebe Hardin. The hostess was
assisted during the afternoon by Mrs.
J. B. Rudy and Mrs. Z: Z. Dean.
Miss Irene Judges entertained thirty
of her friends at an auction party last
evening. The guests were enveloped in
sheets and willow cases and were then
numbered and auctioned to the highest
bidder. The lawn was strung with
many Japanese lanterns. Refreshments
were served in the house at small ia
bles, which were prettily decorated with
potted ferns and pink sweet peas. The
place cards were hand decorated with
red auction flags.
Mrs. B. F. Bauer entertained at the
second of a series of luncheons yester-
day afternoon at the Alta club. The
table was effectively decorated with
golden glow and covers were laid for
eight.
Mrs. Mary s. Turner of Denver is
the guest of Judge and Mrs. j. G.
Royle.
Misses Bess and Mildred Mcmillan
returned from Brighton on Wcdnes-
day.