The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-04

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Mrs. George Francis Stiehl held A.
large and beautiful reception Wednss-
day afternoon, The decorations were
IN the national colors,, The parlor in
crimson ramblers. the library in
many vases of white carnations and
sweet peas, and the dining in the
three colors. A large flag hung be
tween the doors and over the win
dow. The table centerpiece was drum
hlled with red and white sweet peas
and bachelor buttons There were MANY
small s hags over the white table cover
and on the curtains Gut glass dishes
! filled with red, white and blue candies,
added TO the artistic table The chan.
deliers in all the rooms were trimmed
IN .smilax and small flags. Mrs George
bnce and Mrs. w. H Child served
tea and coffee. Punch was served by
Miss Bailey, Miss Allen and Miss
large flag, with punches of red, white
and blue flowers. Mrs, stiehl was as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. Philip
Clark and Mrs. A f. Rykert of Paris.
Most delightful music was furnished
dur1ng the afternoon by guitar and
mandolin orchestra, which was in the
| upper hall under the stars and stripes,
out in the refreshments. Small silk
flags were In the sherhet. Strings of
| hrecrackers added to the decorations
Many friends called during the hours of
and 6. and were welcomed at the
door by little Miss DeEtte McChrystal
and Master Ralph stiebl.
Miss Joreen Leary entertained al
the Country club Wednesday in honor
nT 5,-,
oratlons were in the national colors. 4
bowl of white flowers formed the cen
terpIece, with punches of red and blue
flowers at each end, The place cards
were punches of small frecrackers.
Covers were laid for Mrs Easton, Mrs.
Cleveland, Mrs, Cannon, Mrs. Behal,
Mrs Breeden, Miss Hansen, Miss Bord
en-, Miss Niles, Miss Sadlcr, Miss Kings
bury. Miss Sullivan, Misses Marge and
Aurania Ellerheck, Miss Mcintyre,
Miss Mclean, Miss stingley, Miss
Townsend, Misses Bess and Mildred
Mcmillan, Miss Baer and Miss Lcary.
Mrs. V. 81. Pease entertained in honor
of Mrs. w. II. Jones Wednesday after
Japanese luncheon, The tables were
decorated with flags and roses Later
there were cards. The decorations at
the card tables were Japanese sketches
Mrs. l.. n. Deaue won the first prize
and Mrs. Lizzie Campbell the second.
Mrs. Wideuer won the consolation prize.
An imported vase was presented to the
guest Of honor. Mrs. John l.. Bowman
will entertain at luncheon Saturday for
Mrs, Jones.
Miss Kingsbury entertained at
dinner Wednesday evening. The dec.
orations were in pink carnations, and
the place cards were green leaves. Gov
ers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Thomp-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Cannon, Miss Nc
Lean, Miss Stingley, Miss Townsend,
Mr. Campbell, Mr.. Lundgren, Lieut..
Robinson and Miss kingsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Tuttle celebrated
their twenty anniversary with a
dinner Wednesday evening at their
home on III street Covers were laid
for forty at small tables. The dec
orations for the house were the national
colors The table was decorated III
smiax and crimson ramblers, the place
cards were hand painted with bride
and groom.
Mrs. w. +. Fife entertained AT the
Country club Wednesday. Bridge was
enjoyed followed by a luncheon, al
which covers were laid for thirty five.
The decorations were in the national
colors and the place cards were small
flags. Each guest was presented with
a red, white and blue flag as favor.
Dr.. and Mrs. W. S. Hudson will be
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs, T. fl.
smith in an automobile party to Ilol-
laday park to spend the Fourth.
Mrs. o. S. Williams and her son Don
aid left for California. where they will
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Will
Jams at Riverside.
Mrs. Joplin and small son viii leave
soon for California to spend the sum
mcr, most Of the time Will be spent
at Catalina island.
The Mission Circle Of the First Bap'
tist church will meet with Mrs. George
Paul on Friday at two o clock, at IA
Wellington court,
Miss Jack Farrell is spending few
days with her parents, MI and Mrs. J
" Farrell, en- route to New York from
the coast
Miss Edna Rivers. Of Los Angeles, is
spending her vacation With her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs ", Frank HiIis'
Mrs. Ross and Miss Ross have re-
turned from a visit in Denver and arc
at home at the Fifth East hotel.
Miss Jessie Home left last evening
for Butte where she will spend month !
or six weeks with friends
Mr. Russell Swcnson has returned
from EIv and is at home with his
parents on First street
M;ss Wiunifred and Lcola Schrack
will return on Sunday from California.
Mrs. w. II. Brown is mt nome lor
Tho present at 90 d street.
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