The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-07

tables at bridge tea: Friday after"
noon, IN honor of Mrs. T. L. Lynwood.
of New York, The rooms were prettily
decorated in pink and white chrysan-
themums. Mrs, Kinney was assisted by
Mrs. j. W. Curtis and Miss Lucy Ryan,
bridge, Mrs. R. F. Gray and by the
guest of honor,
Today will be an interesting one for
Salt Lakers, as 1t will be ''Tag Day.
the first one that has been tried here,
but it is hoped it will turn out as sue
cessfully as it has in other cities. Dozens
Of ladies interested will parade the
streets pinning tags on the inhabitants
for the benefit of the Y. W.. C. A. The
wearers of these tags will show that
they have helped the Y. w. c. a.
A quiet wedding took place Thurs.
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs; n; c. Manning. when their son,
Miihlseith, The ceremony was per
formed at 7:30 by Rev, E. /. Goshen,
in the presence of q few friends. Mr.,
and Mrs. Manning will be at home TO
their friends after November ID at 43
NJ street.
A cablegram has been received tell
ing of the safe arrival in the Phil
ippines of Captain and Mrs. Briant
Wells and family and Mrs, Wells
mother, Mrs. Thomas Jennings. They
landed November and will be sta
toned at Fort William Mckinley, few
miles from Manila.
Mrs. Samuel Newhouse. who has spent
the past six or seven months IN Paris
and London, Will land in New York
today. where she will spend a week OF
two at the st. Regis She will return
here the last of November to remain
until March.
The Misses Charlotte and Lucy Trow~
bridge entertained about twenty at
cards. Thursday evening, in honor of
Miss Cal Cutting. of Los Angeles.
Prizes were won by Mrs. !. W. HYDE,
Miss Agnes Lusty and Jack Scheid.
Mrs. Mathew Cullen and Miss Julia
Cullen entertained eight tables at bridge
Friday evening. in honor of Mrs. L. J..
Lynwood, of New York, The hostesses
were assisted by Mrs. W. 3. Stanley
and Mrs. +. u Leonard,
Mrs. T. G. Griffin spent Friday in
Ogden, where she accompanied J. Nc
Pherson Boyd and his brother, John
Boyd, who left Friday evening for San
Francisco, where they will soon sail
for Honolulu and Japan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Hibbard of
Milwaukee, Wis, are rejoicing over the
arrival of n son, Mrs. Hibbard has
many friends here. She was formerly
Miss Bertha Parsons.
Mrs. R. L. Tracy and her niece. Miss
Louise Stubblefeld, OF Nashville, Tenn,
FRIDAY
Cal, where they will spend several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard S Stowe have
moved into their new house at Walcott
avenue. Federal Heights, where they
Will be Mt home to their friends after
November i5.
Mrs. Harry G.. Roberts and small son
OF Denver, Colo, Will be here today TO
remain until after the holidays with
her parents, Mr., and Mrs. NJ B. Sowlcs
Mrs, Adolph Alff returned Thursday
from spending the past three months
with her. daughter, Mrs, Mckay, at To-
lcdo, Ohio,
Mr.. and Mrs, NJ. j. Cheesman re.
turned last week from visit with their
daughter, Mrs. R. j. Campbell, at Fort
Du Pont, Del.
Miss jeanette Luman. who has spent
some time in Cheyenne and Denver. is
now the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Davis,
at Dacona, Colo,
Miss Laura Farrell has returned from
the east. where she has been visiting
relatives for the. past three months.
]. +. Cosgriff returned Thursday
evening, from a few weeks spent in
New York,