The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-21

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Mrs. Jake Israel gave beautifully
appointed luncheon Tuesday at Frank
lins for Mrs. W. c. Hall. After the
luncheon tho guests went To Mrs.
Israel g apartments at the DAILY hotel.
where delightful musical programme
was given. The guests were: Mrs
Kent o. Keyes, Mrs. Lee Kahn. Mrs.
C. C. Sloan, Mrs. Joe Sa1mar, Mrs. Tom
Farrell, Mrs. Charles Stain, Mrs.
Schooling, Mrs. Charlotte Jeffries, Mrs.
,. Camomi]e, Mrs. Fred Meakin, Mrs.
c. II. Bodel, Mrs. +. C.. Loofbourow,
Mrs. NJ. a, Brandt, Mrs. ]. T. Boes,
Mrs. John Shea, Mrs. Duncan, and the
guest of honor, Mrs. W. c. Hale. The
color scheme was red and white. the
same ideas being carried out in the
apartments.
A number of the charitable ladies of
the city are making arrangements for
a donation reception, to be given We'd
nesday afternoon, November /. for the
benefit of the Boys Detention school.
Mrs. j. c. Cutler has kindly consented
TO throw her house open for the worthy
cauSc- MIS, w. V. hlCe IS W nave
charge of the dining room, assisted by
Mrs. j. c. Hooper. Mrs. c. II. Mcmahon.
Mrs. G.. II. Raybould and Mrs. Solon
Sriro. Mrs. Warren Benjamin and
Mrs. A. T. Moon will assist Mrs Cutler
in receiving. Music and refreshments
will be given. Donations of books,
games clothes, pictures and many other
things will be thankfully received.
Mrs. Parker, who is spending some
time in Paris, entertained at a beauti~
fu yellow tea there rot long ago.
Among the Salt Lakers who eniovcd
the affair were Mrs. Bamberger. Mrs,
Joseph Eamberger. Mrs Thomas
Marioncaux. Mrs. Ellsworth Daggett,
Mrs. Fred Hill, Miss Kimbsll and Miss
| Rose Hartweli.
Mrs. n, l.. Charles entertained five
tables at n bridge tea at her home
Tuesday afternoon Assisted by Mrs.
i. J, Campbell. Miss Stella Fabian and
Miss Mary Smedley, Prizes were won
bridge Mrs A. e. Ewing, Mrs. r. NJ.
Breeder, Miss Mary Moore and Miss
Mary Smcdley.
\ number Of church friends of Mrs.
| r. J. Nipper surprised her at her home.
Io44 East South Temple street, Tues
/ day afternoon. and presented her with
A token OF their esteem. Refreshments
were served and pleasant time ELI
| ioycd by all.
Cards have been received here from
I Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shearer. annouuc
! ing the marriage Of their daughter. Mrs.
! Janet Shearcr Peterson, and Marcus
| Nalr gA,,,. rfnh ~,
| San Francisco, Mr., and Mrs. Davis will
! he at home TO their friends after De.
cembcr Is Ut tho Rransford.
Miss Ailoen Maclean, who has snent
some time visiting in Boston and Ralti-
more, has now joined her mother in
Kansas City, whore they arc the guests
Of Mrs. Macleap's sister.
Mrs. J. G. Braun of California will
be ut homo to her friends this after
noon at thc residence of her mother,
Mrs \. Lane, 42I South Third East
! street.
Mrs. j. NJ Bdwcll and two children,
! who have spent over a year abroad,
will arrive here Thursday or Friday of
! this week and be at homo TO their
friends at rs Fifth East
Mrs. WINDSOR, who has spent some
! tImo IN Europe, sailed from Paris Tues
day and will return here carly in No.
vombcr.
Mrs Fred Earle and little daughter.
and her sister. Miss Welhy. are located
at Pacific Grove, Cal, for tho win
ter
Mrs. John Reed will return today,
after a month s visit with friends in
! Denver and KANSAS City
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +, Pcarsall have as
their guest Mrs. Pearsall 8 mother, Mrs
Davidson Of Butte.
Mrs. \. r, Sawyer will return soon
| from Il visi, of several weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Carl G. Brown, in Sau
Francisco.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Hunt oe Seattle is here.
the guest ct her daughter, Mrs. n C,
Roberts.
Mrs. i. ". Smith viii return next
week from nm extended visit with
friends in The East.
Mr- aud Mrs. w. C. Thomas are now