The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-24

Mrs Hubbard Reed entertained at
beautifully appointed luncheon at l
O'Clock yesterday at the Alta club. and
later the guests went to Mrs. McCor-
nick IS musical tea. 1t was n SNOWFALL
luncheon: the decorations were entirely
in green and white and the talles were
hand painted French cards. Covers
were laid for the following guests;
Mrs. Benjamin Lockwood. Mrs. w. S.
Mccormick, Mrs. McCaskell, Mrs David
Keith, Mrs, W. V. Rice, Mrs. Wood
ward, Mrs. Fl. G. Mcmillan, Mrs. Ken
meth Kerr, Mrs. J, B. Cosgriff, Mrs. C.
W. Powers, Mrs. d. S. Murray, Mrs,
J.. i. Terry, Mrs Risque, Mrs c. S.
lesson, Mrs. Megeath, Mrs. r, j. Glen
DINING Mrs Ernest Bamberger, Miss
Crawford and Miss Mason.
The Woman's Republican club enter
tanned at 500 yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Starley. 226 East
South Temple The house was prettily
decorated and about forty guests were
present The prizes were won by Mrs.
Dean Mestill and Mrs. a, D. S. Rey"
nels Mrs. Charles Fl, Mcmahon was
present and made a brief talk on be-
half of the boys of Canyon Crest
farm. Mrs. Bonnemort. who was also
present. suggested that the members
of the club each become committe of.
one TO solicit substantial aid for the
ranch, where the little fellows are To-
Gated She headed the subscription list
by a donation of so. and Inc proceeds
of the afternoon we're also added to the
fund,
Mrs. Howat and her daughters enter.
tanned Yesterday At a bridge tea and TO.
day Will entertain at 800. The house
was prettily decorated, the hall and
parlors IN the wild bluebcll, and the
dining-room in American Beauties.
Eight tables were filed with the play
ers and prizes were won by F. b.
Fabian. Mrs. Hugh Thomas. Mrs. FL
dredge Thomas, Mrs. Arthur Davis,
Mrs. Frank Gustin, Mrs. Frank Roberts,
Mrs. Roy Brown and Mrs. Dana Smith.
Samuel Newhouse and his uieces re-
turned last night from Washington.
Miss Georgiade Moore came from Mount
Vernon seminary, where she has been
in school, and Miss Ruth kingshury of
Germany will spend few weeks with
Miss Moore.
Miss Edna Dwyer entertained at a
delightful luncheon Yesterday in honor
of Mrs. l.. c. Miller, who, leaves soon
10 spend the summer abroad, The
decorations were red and yellow roses.
Covers were laid for eight and an in
formal musicale followed the luncheon.
At meeting Monday of the
woman s section of the y. NJ, c. \. of
ficers for the coming year were elected
as follows: Chairman, Miss Kate WI
liams; assistant chairman, Mrs. j.
Gorham, secretary. Mrs, W. n. Ferrt,
and treasurer, Mrs A, o, Honnold.
Mrs. II. n Mayo entertained at an
informal luncheon Yesterday IN honor of
Mrs Burkett OF HALEY, Ida. and Mrs.
Starrh of Shoshone. Ida. The table
and house were decorated in snowballs,
and covers were laid for six
Many friends will be sorry to hear
that Miss Mary Hoag underwent very
serious operation Tuesday at the J.. ID:
s. hospital The last reports record
! that she is quito comfortable,
Miss Burkclla Pierce returned last
evening from the East, where she has
spent the winter, and is at home now at
81 East North Temple,
Mrs. Oatman. who is on her way from
California TO her home in Denver. is
here TO spend the summer with her
/ daughter, Mrs. Thomas Marioueauy.
Miss Bertha Tyree returned Tuesday
evening from Nashville, Tenn, where
she has spent a year at Belmont col
/ lege.
Mrs. r Lee Kirk and children are
visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs, j.
! L RnrknlcN for a few weeks.