The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-13

Ing over the table, on which a beautiful
Irish point lace table cover brought from
London was set. The library was in
three tones OF purple asters. the hall In
yellow sunfowers and the pnrlor In pink
and white asters. Trailing vines and
sweet peas draped over the curtains gave
very pretty effect, Another was OF
the heart effect in all the arrangements
OF the golden glow and asparagus fern
in the drawing room where Miss Daisy
Rnybould, Miss Lorilla Horne and Miss
Eta Lambert served punch. The brides
gown was OF white peau de crepe made
dunchess. with lace bertha, which is an
heirloom In the family MIR. and Mrs.
Woolley will be at home after October 10
at 336 East Fourth South.
At the Country club yesterday after
noon, those who entertained at luncheon
were Mrs. W, C, Sharp. Miss Maud
Thorne, Mrs. R, II. Charming and Mrs
w. G. Filler. Saturday next there will
be tea In the afternoon. followed by
tennis games, and at night a dance Will
be given TO all the members OF the club.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. E. H Thomas
entertained at handkerchief shower,
followed by a luncheon, at the Keith
apartments. in honor OF Miss Charlotte
Mcdonald OF Wisconsin. who Will be-
come the bride OF James II. Brown, Sat-
urdey. The dining-room was tastefully
decorated in green and white, the bride
elects chair being marked by huge
bouquet of white orchids and ferns tied
with white ribbons. Covers were laid
for sixteen. The following were the
guests invited to meet Miss Mcdonald;
Mesdames r. H. Brown. c. c. Sloan, II.
A. Nelson Burl Armstrong. Frank Tay-
lor. Lillian B. Gleason, Thomas Ash
worth, William Reese, H, Robinson, the
Misses Theresa Taylor. Erma Clawson.
Agnes Dalquist, Geneva NJ, Smith Of
Butte. and Olga Dalquist.
Mrs. Il. d, Rumel gave a china show
er yesterday afternoon for Miss Dell
Burns, who is soon 10 marry f. W. Foul
ger. The entertainment was from 3 TO
o'clock. The dining-room was prettily
decorated in sweet peas, and the other
rooms In sunlowers. About twenty
guests were present, among whom were
the following: Mrs, J. B. Burns. Mrs.
B. Sprunt. Miss Daisy Vincent, Mrs.
Harry Anderson. Mrs. O. c. Drummer,
Mrs. J. C. Lyon. Mrs. Elsie May Angel.
Mrs. L. Wardrop. Mrs. S. Browning, Mrs,
II, Brain. Mrs s. Smith. Miss Nellie
Smith, Mrs. r, Decker, Mrs. A. Coulter,
Mrs. Charles Newton. Miss Ethel Ru-
mel. Miss Emma Darlington and Miss
May Arnold.
Ward Burgess and wife, who have been
spending the summer in Alaska passed
through the city Wednesday on their
way 10 Omaha. While here they were
entertained at dinner by Dorsey Bur-
CESS. They also stopped on their trip
at Ogden. where Archie Blgelow and his
wife took them for an auto ride up the
canyon TO give them a mountain trout
dinner al their summer home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Burgess left finally for the East
last night.
The marriage Of Miss Pearl Peirce and
Mr. Eugene Smith is announced to take
place on the evening of September 2e
at the First Congregational church. The
Rev. z. l. Goshen will perform the cere-
mony at 7:30 o'clock. About 200 OF the
friends OF the couple Will witness the
wedding, but afterward only the imme
diate family and most intimate friends
will attend the dinner given in honor of
the couple BY Mrs. NJ, i, Snow.
The history section Of the Ladies' Lit
erary club will meet this morning at 10
o'clock in the clubhouse. Mrs. Byron
Groo will give the topic Of the morning.
The subject OF the one-mlnute's talk Will
be "Demosthenes.
Miss Adelaide Peters entertained last
evening at a Dutch luncheon 10 honor
OF her guest. Miss Frances Hnrdimap
of Butte The dining room was bright
With asters and sunfiowers. Miniature
stems were the fayors.
Judge McCartys mother, Mrs. James
McCarty will spend the winter with the
Judge Mrs Levjna Murray OF Marys-
Vile, the mother OF Mrs. McCarty, re-
turns home next week from her visit
with her daughter.
Miss Mary Sherman, formerly Of Salt
Lake. passed through Ogden yesterday
on her way from Berkeley, Cal. TO Ma
tional Park seminary, Washington, where
she Will enter school
Mrs Mary Donoush and her grandson.
Friedrich Martin, left Wednesday for
their homo In Indianapolis after
months visit with MIR. and Mrs, T. l..
Yundt,
Miss Ethel Collins, who has been vls-
iting Mr., and Mrs, John Manlcy. has re-
turned TO her home at Indianapolis.
Mrs. Helen Mcdaniel who has just re-
turned from Europe. and who is singing