The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-07

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| Invitations arc out for the twenty
! sixth annual commenc ement exercises
of Rowland Hall They will begin with
I the baccalaureate sermon Sunday, June
Q. at ST Mark s cathedral, hy the Right
Rev, f. S. Spalding, A musicale will
be given by the piano department at
the Congregational church Monday.
! June 10, at S p. m. There will be an
address TO the students at Rowland Hall
| Tuesday, June j, at 2. m, by Rev.
| r.. l. Goshen, and the commencement
exercises will be held at St Mark IS
cathedral Wednesday, June u, at IL
a. nj.
Mrs. ". s. Alexander entertained at
a bridge tea yesterday afternoon. The
decorations were roses and pconics and
prizes werc won by Mrs. Glendinning,
Mrs. Woodward, Mrs. Cannon, Mrs.
Terry, Mrs. Cosgriff, Mrs. Murray and
Mrs, Wing B. Allen. The guests filed
seven tables.
Girard Hale arrived Tuesday from
New York, where he has spent the past
year in an art school, and done very
creditable work. He was awarded a
scholarship, which is a great honor, as
only twenty are given to 900 students.
He also had honorable mention of his
Pi'Iut'o lHdI Nclc 'h an cAhipit-
| Miss Carrie j. Stewart is enjoying
| visit with one of her old~time friends
Fred Is. Logan, musical director for
Maude Adams, also with her cousin Ar
| thur Gephart, Il merchant OF Seattle,
Wash. Both gentlemen are very much
pleased with Zion and predict for it
a second Chicago.
| The ladies of the First Presbyterian
church are planning for garden party
TO be given on the lawn Of Hoyt Sher
man s home at the corner of First ave
nue. and Q street, The date for the party
hasn't been decided upon, but will be
announced a little later,
Miss Mary and Chifa Mayne enter
tanned yesterday in honor of Miss Lucy
! Gaby. Twenty friends enjoyed the
afternoon. The house was prettily deco
rated in roses, and a prIzc Won by Miss
! Murphy, as author of the best poetry
! read.
! Mrs. Kent o. Keyes gave an elaborate
/ luncheon at the Commercial club Thurs
/ day afternoon at l o'clock, entertain
ing twelve guests. The place cards
were American Beauty roses and swa-
stIka pins.
Mrs Clarence Post entertained at a
! luncheon yesterday at her home in
honor of Miss Beatrice Davis, Covers
were laid for six, and the decorations
were red roses.
w G. Waters of New York, who has
been visiting his parents for the last
three weeks, left for Los Angeles last
/ evening and will return from there 10
New York by the northern route.
Mrs j. A. Foley entertained yester-
dav afternoon. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Bcifuss. Mrs, Egan and Miss Marie
Gibbons. The decorations were all in
red
! Mrs. Hayden and her daughter, Miss
Grace Hayden of Nebraska City, will
be here soon TO spend the summer with
Mrs. Walter Lyme on East South Tenn
pie.
Mrs. C. G. Verbryck and her son Gar
rison, and sister. Miss Douglas leave to-
day for Spear Fish, s, D., to spend a
part of the summer with relatives.
Fred Hale. who came from Stanford
and has spent several weeks here, Will
leave Saturday for Ely to spend the
summer.
DR.. and Mrs. Helmick have as their
guest their daughter, Mrs. c. c. Coun-
tryman, from Iowa. who viii spend a
couple of months Will. them.
Dr.. f.. V. Silver aud his little SON
Charles, left on Wednesday for New
York, 20 be gone several weeks.
NJ ,pl M-s W r I,ke and Nise