The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-29

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Mrs, George Savage entertained at a
beautifully appointed luncheon yester-
| day ut her home in honor of her sis
fer, Mrs, j. o. Duke. of Chicago The
guests were seated at ten small tables,
ana the decorations were especially
| pretty. Large branches of cherries
were used in profusion and large bas
kets OF them hung between the arches
| he tables were decorated with them
/ aud m one corner of The room was a
| cherry tree with hatchet The place
cards were haud-painted with cherries
| and June quotation on each one. The
cherry idea was also carried out in the
luncheon course, which was followed by
500. at which the prizes were hand
painted plates with cherries ON and "A
book called cherry. The winners were
Mrs, l.. w. Snow and Miss Georgia
McKimmens. Mrs. Savage was as
sisted by Mrs. Walter TutSle, Mrs A.
II. Snow, Miss Peirce. Miss Helen
Greenwood and Miss Louise Savage.
Miss Marjorie I.oda entertained at a
handkerchief shower. followed by
| luncheon. al her home Yesterday after
noon in honor of Miss Helen Santschi.
f, he decorations were in Canterberry
bells. Covers were laid for ten Over
the guest of honor hung large bell
with lavender and white ribbons go
ing from it to the four corners of the
table, DURING the afternoon a pT,Zc
was won by Miss Jessie Home for
making the best drawing Of the bride
to-bc Punch was served during the
afternoon by Miss Bcss Baldwin,
Mrs. Oscar H. Cox entertained yes
terday AT Kensiugton in honor Of
her mother, Mrs. Buddcmer, and her
: Il. 4.
week for Los Angeles. The decorations
were in sweet peas, and about forty
friends enjoyed the afternoon with
guessing games. al which a prize was
won by Mrs. o. \. Honnold, During
the afternoon punch was served by
Miss Edna Dwyer.
Mrs. w. A. Wctzell left last evening
for Portland to visit her brother, Or.
William Cummings. Then she viii visit
in Seattle, Spokane and San Francisco,
returning TO Portland in August, where
Professor WetZell will meet her and
they will spend n month there together
Professor Wctzcll left last week for
the Fast, whore he Will teach music IN
the summer schools at Boston and New
York
Mrs. Margaret Robinson Kerr enter
tanned al an informal reception last
evening in honor Of her sister, Mrs
William Anderson, Of Milwaukee. The
decorations were in roses and sweet
peas. and the dining room was in pan
sizes with large bowl Of thcm In the
center Of the table Punch was served
by Miss Gray, and about 200 friends
called during the hours Of s and Ill.
Mr. and Mrs John r. Morgan en-
tcrlarncd at dinner on Tuesday even
ing in honor of Mrs. Bertha Hoffman
Of Rock Island. H.. who Is here visit
ing her brother Mr.. r. Dumbcck, at
3Sl Seventh avenue,
Last evening there was an informal
hep at the Post hall, which WAS al
tended by tine usual number of town
society people. 1t was followed by an
informal supper at the home of Captain
and Mrs. Woodward.
Mrs George Airs entertained de-
lightfully al bridge on Tuesday after
noon The decorations were in roses.
and he prizes were won by Mrs. j. j.
BroughaIl, Mrs. Sam Porter and Mrs,
Fred Dern.
The Twentieth Century Bridge club
held its last meeting Of the season with
Miss Hartley on Thursday afternoon.
Prizes were won by Mrs. j. j. broug-
! hall and Mrs. Sanford.
Mrs. John r. Mattress and her two
daughters returned home Thursday
from Milford, where they hnyc been
for Ten days visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
scph Mattress.
Miss Jennie Sands was the guest
of honor Friday afternoon at PINK
aud green luncheon given by Miss Edna
Coates.
Dr. and Mrs. f. V. Silver and two
children will return today from
month 3 visit with friends IN Ne"
York.
Mn. and Mrs Horace Smith arc nowy
at home for the summer at l3o% N
street, Northeast, Washington, d. T.
Mrs. Tcrril and Miss Tcrrill will
leave on Monday for Seattle 10 spend
the summer will, friends