The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-31

One Of the prettiest luncheons of the
| summer was the one given yesterday
afternoon by Miss Julia Cullen in honor
| of Miss Edith Sutherland. The Indian
| idea was carried out entirely in the ap
| pointments and decorations. Indian
| baskets filed with sunfowers and cat
tails were In the center and at the cor
ners of the table The place cards were
water-color designs of Indian heads
Following the luncheon, archery was the
feature of the afternoon, the bows and
| arrows being the favors. The prize for
the best craftsmanship was awarded to
Miss Jessie Home. The guests invited
to meet Miss Sutherland were Mrs. Fred
Leonard, Mrs. Charles Lawrence, Miss
Beth Critchlow, Miss Jean. Odell, Miss
Ida Legg, Misses Dora and Evelyn DAILY,
Miss Hollister Hancock, Miss Agnes
Ryan, Miss Susan Sawyer, Miss Jessie
Home, Miss Margaret Ryan. Miss Jo-
sephine Devereux, Miss Stella Fabian,
Miss Edna Farnsworth, Miss Florence
Sears. Miss Helen Evan, and Miss Liza
beth Weitz.
Mrs. c. G. Slade entertained at a 500
party, yesterday morning in honor of
her sister, Mrs. Justus j. Peare of Pas
sale. N. J. Golden glow was used in
the hall, while the parlor and dining
room were bright with pink and white
sweet peas. Seven tables were filed
with the players and the prizes were
awarded to Mrs: Beer. Mrs. A. Eller-
beck, and the Misses Ada and Geneve
Ellerbeck. The guests invited to meet
Mrs. Peare were Mrs. George Reed, Mrs.
L. L. Downing, Mrs. J. C. Lynch, Mrs.
John A. Reeves, Mrs P j. Moran, Mrs.
Edwin Sheets, Mrs. Lafayette Han
chett, Mrs. E. A. Wall, Mrs. J. j. DAILY,
Mrs L. Peaslee, Mrs. NJ. B. Whitney,
Mrs. A. Ellerbeck, Mrs. H. Hutchinson,
Mrs; W; c. orem, Mrs; P. Gibbons, Mrs.
j. M. Moore, Mrs. Emmett Moore, Mrs.
De Bouzek, Miss NJ. S Slade. Miss
Quigley of Chicago and Miss D'Armon.
Miss Helen Letch6eld entertained at
a prettily appointed luncheon yesterday
afternoon in honor of Miss Susan Saw
yer. The table was bright with pink
asters and sweet peas, the place cards
being Gibson heads done in sepia. the
work of the hostess. Besides the guest
of honor covers were laid for Miss Beth
Critchlow, Miss Alta Rawlins, Miss
Helen Boxrud, Miss Florence Sears,
Miss Traddles Patterson, Miss Mamie
Sappington, Miss Dollie Davis, Miss
Rae Bartch and Miss Della Janet Rich
ards.
her son Howard, will leave tomorrow
for Denver and Colorado points for
two weeks visit. During their stay
they will visit Mrs Ida Gregory, Judge
and Mrs Lindsay of Denver and F. r.
Young, brother of Mrs. Young,
Miss Gertrude McGrath entertained
at luncheon yesterday afternoon at
the Country club in honor of Miss Leta
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for the decorations and appointments,
covers being laid for fourteen.
Mrs. R. E. McConaughy entertained
at Kensington yesterday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. j. A, Srawley of Den
yer. The rooms were prettily decorated
with lavendsr and white asters. Twenty
guests were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowenstein entertained
at a beautifully appointed dinner last
evening in honor of Miss Henrietta
Stein. Red was the color used for the
decorations and appointments, twenty
guests being present.
William and Robert Mcintyre will re-
| turn from the Mcintyre ranch in Can.
ada tomorrow and will leave September
for Exeter, y. H, where they will
enter school for the winter.
Mrs. ". G. Sharp entertained at
prettily appointed dinner last evening
at the Country club, The table was
, decorated with sweet peas and covers
were laid for twelve.
|
Mrs. T. R. Stein announces the en-
gagement of her daughter Henrietta to
Joseph II. Blumberg Of Capetown, South
Africa. The wedding will take place
in October.
Miss Bess Callison returned Wednes-