The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-03
SOCIETY

A delightful affair was tho 20 clock
tea" given yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
Percival Osborne Perkins in honor of her
guest. Miss Helen Petre OF the Savage
Grand opera company. Early In the
evening a number Of the men called and
a musical programme was enjoyed Miss
Petre sang number of songs. her clear
soprano being heard TO a splendid nd
vantage In "Elizabeth's s Prayer" from
"Tannhauser," and 20 Luce di Quest
Avier." by Donlzetti Miss Edith ElIcr-
beck and Miss Beatrice O'Connor assisted
in musical way. The parlor and music
room were prettily decorated with low
bowls OF pink La France roses and plum
osa White carnations and trails OF smi-
lax formed the decorations in the dining
room, where Mrs. b. a. NJ. Froiscth pre-
sided assisted by Miss Elsie Diclert In
vited to meet Miss Petre were Mrs. Gra-
ham F. Putnam, Mrs Alfred Peters, Mrs.
F. a Dlckert, Mrs. F. Whitesdo OCon-
nor Mrs. c. II. Mason, Mrs. a. h. Nc
Donald. Mrs. j. T. Donohue, Miss Davis.
Miss Elizabeth Mcdonald, Miss Mason,
Miss Evelyn Mason.
Mrs Howard Lamson entertained at a
luncheon yesterday afternoon followed by
an informal cnrd party In honor of Mrs.
Royden Becbee and the members OF her
bridal party. Kappa Theta colors OF black
and yellow were used for tho decorations.
A mound Of yellow Margucrites formed the
center piece with broad satin ribbons OF
black and yellow extending to the corners
OF the table The place cards were hand
decorated In yellow. AT so" tho prize
was awarded to Miss Jane Howat The
guests wore Mrs Roy Hampton, Mrs.
Hyde Dale. Mrs. George Steiner, Mrs.
Brewer Mrs. Royden Bccbce, Mrs Frank
Harris, Miss Beasey. Miss Edith Eller-
beck. Miss Mabel Baum, Miss Clare Soule,
Miss Clara Smith,
A farewell hop was given ut the post
last evening in honor of the officers and
their wives OF the artillery who leave
soon for Fort Russell Those who re-
ceiyed the guests were Nal and Mrs. Ed
ward Pendlcton, Capt and Mrs. d,
Sturgis Capt and Mrs. NJ II. Perry,
Lieut. and Mrs Royden Bcebee A buffet
supper was served at late hour, Lieut.
and Mrs. Alpha Easton presiding in the
dining room. About scVenty-iiYe couples
enjoyed the dance.
Mrs Everett Buckingham entertained a
an informal luncheon on Wednesday 0t-
ternoon In honor OF Mrs. j. G. Sprngue OF
Omaha. The table was prettily decorated
with crimson carnations, and the guests
hidden to meet Mrs. Sprague were Mrs;
J. NJ. Dart, Mrs. f. V Silver. MrE David
Hcmphnl. Mrs. James Dunn. Mrs, S. c.
Baldwin Mrs. Hinnman, Mrs. Frank p
Stephens, Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. A E. Kim
bali. Miss Harriet Dunster
Mrs Ira Hudson Lewis entertained
Informally at cards yesterday afternoon.
five tables being nlled with the players.
Bridge prizes were awarded To Mrs;
CVrord Pearsall and Mrs. Lcdyard
Bailey Mrs Lewis was assisted by Mrs.
Benner X Smith and Miss Blanche Kim
bail
Miss Gertrude Rennyson was the guest
of honor at an Informal luncheon given
by Miss Mary Olive Gray yesterday after
noon AT the Commercial club. Covers
were laid for ten.
Mrs. j A. Reeves. accompanied by her
two sons and Miss Elsie Dlckert will
leave tonight for Long Beach. TO be away
several weeks.
Miss Helen Buckingham is in Omaha
for n short visit with her sister Mrs.
Lynn kempcr.
Mr. and Mrs. clifford Pearsall will leave
for tho coast today.
Dr. T. B Beatty left for the coast last
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gallagher enter
tanned at an Informal dinner on Thurs