The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-05

Mrs, I. I. Slade was the hostess of
second in a series of morning card
parties given in honor of her sister
Mrs Justus Pearc of New jersey. The
rooms were prettily decorated with mas
turtiums and pansies, the tally cards
being sketches Of dogs in pen and ink
The prizes were awarded to Mrs f. c.
Collins and Miss Gibbons. The guests
were Mrs. Fred Wey, Miss Louise Wcy,
F. Bero, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. R. Mousse, Mrs
NJ Kirk, Mrs. D. c. Jackling, Miss
Hazel Shoebridge, Mrs, J, c. Orem, Mrs
Atkins, Miss Murphy, the Misses Glib.
bons. Miss Hulgrave, Miss Fav Nolan
of Michigan, Mrs. j. Griffin, Mrs G.
Kelly,
Mrs A. C. Ewing and Mrs. William
c, Alexander entertained at large
bridge tea Yesterday afternoon at the
KENYON. The parlors were prettily dec
Grated with profuslon of golden glow
and plumosa Twelve tables were filled
with the players and at the close of
the game the prizes were awarded to
Mrs. R. H. Kriebles, Miss Cosgriff and
Mrs. Richard Alley. The diningroom
was prettily decorated with pink asters.
mound Of the flowers being in the
center of the table, with small vases at
the corners. Miss Cosgriff poured coffee,
and was assisted by Miss Leta McMil-
lam Miss Fitch aud Miss Gertrude Nc
Grath.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Finch of Portland
arrived in the city yesterday. Mrs.
Finch was formerly Miss Jack Lane of
Portland, daughter Of Mayor Lane of
that city. The marriage Of Miss Lane
and A, G. Finch took place last Sunday
in Portland. and the couple have come
10 this city to make their future home,
Mr. Finch will have charge of the en-
craving department of The Tribune.
The marriage of Miss Florence Dill
lingham of Boston, Mass and DR., Ed
ward w. Adamson of Douglas, Ariz.,
was solemnized Yesterday afternoon at
clock at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
D, NJ Helmick The bride was attend
ed by Miss Madtheson of Denver, who
was gowned in pale green null over
taffeta; the bride wore oale blue silk,
EltH HdL Ol the Sdule ouduc.
Mr. and Mrs Huff, Miss Golda Huff
and Victor Huff have returned from
Denver and Manitou, where they have
spent the summer. Mr.. and Mrs, Huff
will leave during the month for Los An
geles, where they will spend the winter
and Will be joined by Mr.. Huff and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. A NJ Woodward and
little daughter Irene Of Lead, \. D,
accompanied by Master Frank Patton,
their nephew, have returned to their
home after a pleasant visit with Mrs.
Woodward IS parents, Mr.. and Mrs A.
F. tnilips.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. ]. Yard of Denver
have been spending the summer at
Ocean Park. They were guests on Sun
day at the home of Mr., and Mrs George
w. Snow,
Miss Beatrice Cbeesman came in from
the Walker farm yesterday and will be
in town until after the cotillion to be
given at the Amelia Palace.
Mrs. Aleck Sweetzer has returned to
her home in Burlev, Ida, after a pleas
ant visit with friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. {, van WORMS and
son, Lemert, are spending week in the
canyon.
Miss Elsie Ridge is the guest of her
sister, Mrs, Ray Walker, at the Walker
farm.
Mrs. c.. II Mccoy has returned from
a visit Of several weeks in Idaho.
Miss Pearl Pierce is visiting with
friends in Brigham City.