The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-08
Affairs of the Week,

One OF the prettest affairs of the
week was the luncheon given by Mrs.
James l., Franken and Miss Webber at
the Country club OH Wednesday after
noon In honor of Miss Katherine
Franken of Iowa. The decorations were
very effective, being a combination Of
Wild flowers. Loose bouquets of the
flowers were in the center of the six
small tables, The place cards were
sketches of summer girls. Fifty guests
were bidden to meet Miss Franken.
Miss Elizabeth Mcintyre entertained
informally at dinner on Wednesday
evening at the Country club. The
guests were: Miss Beatrice Cheesmani
Miss Jenna Budd Geddes, Miss Eloise
Sadler, Miss Mary Smedley, Mr.. and
Mrs. z. D Thompson, Arthur HertZler,
Roger Sherman, Ben SieGel Harold
Fabian. William Mcintyre, Clarence ].
Bamberger and Harold Content of New
York.
Clarence Bamberger will entertain
forty friends at dinner this evening
at the Alta club in honor of Miss Eliza
beth Mcintyre Arthur Hertzlcr of Lam
caster, Pa, and Harold a, Content of
New York, who is the guest OF Mr.
Bamberger.
Mrs Edwin F Holmes entertained a
party OF friends on Wednesday after
noon at Oakwood. The guests left
the city In autos at 5 o'clock. and at 6
a buffet supper was served at the coun-
try home, Those invited were: Mrs.
Windsor V. Rice. Mrs. Helen So&h-
we'll of Montreal, Mrs George Phelps
Holman, Mrs. David Keith, Mrs.
George w. Downey, Mrs, M. S. Wood
ward. Mrs. George Y. Wallace. Mrs,
jay Taryin Harris, Mrs. H. G.. Nc
MILAN, Mrs. F. A. Fabian, Mrs. Will
liam McCaskell, Mrs. Harkness.
Two delightful afternoon affairs Of
the week were those given on Thurs
day and Friday by Miss Lorcen Leary
in honor of Mrs. Leslie L. Savage, Miss
Eloise Sedler, Miss Carrie Calvin and
Miss Stella Fabian, The rooms wero
prettily decorated with marguerites and
emilax, tho prizes being awarder to Miss
Mary 6medley. Miss Daily. Miss Jenna
Budd Geddes and Miss Louise Sullivan.
On Monday afternoon Misses Maude
and Lillian Fitch entertained infor-
mally at bridge in honor Of Mrs. Les
lie l.. Savage and Miss Mary Moore.
Tho hostesscs were assisted during the
afternoon by Mrs Roscoe II. Claiming.
Five tables were filled with the players
and at the close Of the game the prizes
were awarded to Miss Katherine Ged-
des and Miss Margaret Scallon.
Mrs Heber Lee entertained at 800
on Friday afternoon In honor Of Mrs.
Charles Brink OF Denver and Mrs
Harold Russell. The rooms were bright
with red and yellow nasturtiums and
poppies. The hostess was assisted duB
ing the afternoon by Miss Daisy Hard
ing and Miss Jean Ingalls,, Seven tables
were filled with the players and beside
the guest prizes were awarded to Mrs.
Elmer Darling and Mrs. Sidney Evans,
Mrs, O. A. Honnold entertained at a
large Fourth of July party on Wednes-
day afternoon, the rooms being prottily
decorated with symbols of the national
holiday Tho dining room was bright
with red and white carnations and blue
bachelor buttons, firecrackers and
small silk fags being scattered over the
cloth. Twenty-Five guests we're pres
ent.
Mrs. W. G. Lamb was the hostess OF
prettily appointed luncheon Friday
afternoon, followed by bridge. The
decorations were In pink, four small
tables being decorated with pink roses,
Tho place cards were hand decorated
with roses Bridge prizes were award
ed at each table. those receiving them
being Mrs. George Airs. Mrs, NJ. S.
Woodward. Mrs. Kriebel. Mrs. Joe Gal
Ilgher and Mrs f. F. Holmes, The
guests were Mrs, David Keith. Mrs,
/ Edwin F. Holmes. Mrs. Helen South
we'll of Montreal. Mrs, Windsor V.