The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-29

! Mrs. c. G. Plummcr and Mrs. Frank
Druehl entertained Yesterday afternoon
at a garden party at Wandamcre. 1t
was a most successful party The cars
. left at 2;30. When the party reached
the park they were received by seven
Young ladies who were dotted around
the grounds, and the Mandolin club,
located IN boats out on the lake. rem
dered music that was beautiful. Lem
cnade was served by three Young ladies
in the green house. After the guests
were shown around the grounds. which
have been greatly improved. they were
taken to the dancing pavilion where
an elegant programme was heard,
solo. 1.-The Spring Song, by Miss Os-
borne, two spring recitals by Mrs. Lyle
hart. and a solo by Mrs. Plummer, fol.
lowed. Miss Johnson, in Greek costume,
danced Spanish dance. while the party
sang Abide With Nc. > Those who as
sisted during the afternoon were Mrs.
Ledyard Bailey, Mrs. Frank Vincent.
Mrs John Caine, Mrs. G. Il. Richards,
Mrs. Milton Oglesby. Miss Dwycr and
Mrs Walter nruehl. About 260 guests
were present and greatly euloyed the
afternoon. 1t was an ideal place for
a party.
Mrs Howat and her daughters gave
delightful tea yesterday afternoon,
The house was beautifully decorated,
the hall and parlors in the wild blue
bell and the ccntcrpiece on the table
was n huge basket filed with the field
flowers, and the lights were on. Those
who assisted in pouring tea and coffee
we're Mrs Grant Hampton and Mrs.
". $. Ellcrbccll. Many friends called
during the hours of \ TO =,
Mrs. L. c. Webbcr and Miss Webber
entertained yesterday afternoon at a
bridge tea, The house was beautifully
decorated, the parlors and library IN
white peonies and the dining room and
centerpicee IN red pcoues. Those who
assisted in pouring tea and coffee were
Mrs. Daggart, Mrs McCaskell. Mrs.
David Keith, Mrs. j. c. Cainc and Mrs.
Lockwood. About forty enjoyed the
afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Tuttle entertained
at delightful dinner Monday evening
in honor of Captain and Mrs. Bishop,
of Grand Rapids, Michigan, and MI,
and Mrs. \. \. Tuttle of Pittsburg.
Covers were laid for eleven. and the
table was beautifully decorated In yell
low.
Miss Helen Santschi entertained al
dinner Monday evening IN honor ol
MISS lsldScr anu MISE w - .
were laid for the following guests:
Miss ,Jessen, Miss Edwards, Miss Mar
garct Evans, Miss Lowensteln, and the |
two guests of honor,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Findeisen announce |
the marriage of their daughter, Flea
nor. 10 ". w. Hanks. The wedding !
took place in Ogden Saturday evening,
The young couple will make their home
here.
Mrs. W. W. Rivers entertained ncr |
500 club of four tables yesterday art
ornoon Prizes were won by Miss Ste |
vcns and Mrs, Rivers The next meet. !
ing will be June IT, at the home of Mrs. |
Snow, lib First street.
Mrs. d, c. DcGrafT entertained al 800 |
Monday afternoon. The decorations
were Margueritcs and prizes were won
by Mrs. Jack Reeves and Mrs. W. j.
Lake,
Mrs. Frank B. Stephens and Mrs. j.
NJ. Bowman leave the first OF. June TOT
Los Angeles, where they Will be loineu
by Mrs. J. j ,Judson, and together tasS
will spend the summer at some oi tne
beaches.
Mrs. Burkett Of HALEY, Idaho. and
her daughter. Mrs. Starrh. Of Shoshone,
Idaho, who have been visiting friends
here for several weeks, left last night
for their homes
Miss lone Morrison left Monday Tor
the East 10 spend the summer. she
goes first to attend the graduating ex
creises of Wellesley
Mrs. w. f. Iermsine will be in salt
Lake The first of June, 10 be the guest
of Mrs. Boyd for few weeks. on her
way East.
Mr.. and Mrs. l., c. Moore left yes
tcrdav for Southern Utah, where they
Will spend the summer camping out
The enlisted men Of Fort Doug las
will give dance in the Post hall tnis
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dutton aud small son
are at the Kenyon for few days
DR.. and Mrs. McEuery leave tomor'
TOW for their home in San Francisco