The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-05

The quarters of Colonel and Mrs.
Walter Scott, at the post, were the
scene of a large and brilliant reception,
Wednesday evening, when they enter
taiued the garrison and a few friends
from town, in honor Of several visitors,
Mrs. ard Miss Ward of San Francisco.
Mrs. Powers of ST. Paul. Miss Bradley
of San Francisco. and Miss Stubble6eld
Of Nashville. Tenn. The rooms were
beautifully decorated for the affair in
roses and carnations. The hall and re-
cnption rooms were in red roses. and the
dining room in pink roses, with bas.
ket of the flowers III the center of the
table. at either end of which were silver
candelabra with pink candles, and
shades and from the chandelier to the
four corners Of the tables were broad
noured bv Mrs. T. r. Harker and Mrs.
Ryan, assisted by Mrs. Arrasmith and
Miss Cowles. The garrison orchestra.
stationed on the veranda. furnished the
music between the hours of $50 and 10,
when about eighty-five friends called.
Punch was served in the hall by Fill
pino boy,
Many articles and gifts Of money
were received at the donation reception
for the BOYS of the detention school.
gwen at the Ladies Literary club
house. Wednesday afternoon. The
rooms were well filed with friends, who
were received by Mrs, Byron Cumm gs,
Mrs. Warren Benjamin and Mrs. A. T.
Moon. Dainty. refreshments were served
downstairs, The tea tables were pret.
tily decorated in autumn leaves. with
a crystal vase of white chrysanthe.
NUNS. in the center. Here Mrs. W. V.
Rice poured, assisted bv Mrs J. C.
Hooper, Mrs. c, II. Mcmahon. Mrs
Mary Berc and Mrs G. II. Raybould.
Delightful music was furnished between
the hours of 3 and BIZ Miss Maud vii.
liams and her orchestra. Charming vo-
cal selections were given by Mrs. Cor
iune Harris Hammer. accompanied bv
Miss Marjorie Mulvey. and Mrs. Rose
e, Gotwaldt, accompanied by Miss
Street
Mrs. George J. Gibson entertained
three tables at bridge tea Wednesday
rooms were effectively decorated in vel
low and white cbrysantbcmums with Il
large vase Of them in the center Of the
tea table. where Mrs. G V. Wallace and
Mrs. =. o. Howard poured tea, assisted
| by Miss Gertrude McGrath a few
friends including the fanccs came in 10
tea. Prizes were won by Mrs. Ernest
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Katherine Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fowler of Nv.
ack will leave after the HOLIDAYS for
South America, where they will spend
several months. Mrs. Fowler was for.
merly Miss Georgia Savage of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Richards and
Miss Richards are the guests Of Lieu
tenant and Mrs s. NJ. Parker al West
Point. Later they viii 60 10 California.
10 remain until spring.
DR., and Mrs. 8. II. Pinkerton and Mrs,
! PinEerton e mother, Mrs, Kissick, will
leave this evening for Long Beach. Cal.
where Mrs, Kiss.ck will spend the win.
ter.
Miss MinHette Baer entertained Miss
Helen Maynard and her bridal party ut
IA charming pink luncheon, Wednesday
Mrs, o. ]. Salisbury and her daughter,
Mrs. Lewis Mccormick will leave TODAY
for months trip in the East,
Mrs, Richard Savage left Tuesday
evening for Wyoming, where She will
spend few weeks
Mrs. F.. J. Fabian and her daughter.
Miss Stella Fabian. will leave Sunday
for the East
Miss Slsvan has returned from A six
weeks visit in the East.