The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-04

The Child home on East South TEN.
pie street was thc scene of pretty tea
Thursday afternoon, when Mrs, Will
liam II Child entertained in honor Of
her guests, Mrs. NJ. W. Child and Mrs,
y. G. Hartshorn of Boston, Mass. Tho
rooms and tea table were attracnvcly
decorated in snowhaIls and IRIS. Tea
and coffee were poured by Mrs. II. 6.
Mcmillan. Mrs. Thomas Weir. Mrs. W.
V Rice. Mrs. Sam Porter, Mrs. w. T,
Kisor and Mrs. i. n. Keith. Punch was
served by the Misses Rae and Olive
Bartch and number Of their friends.
Between the hours of and 6 about
seventy-fve friends called.
A very quiet wedding solemnized in
the First Presbyterian church at high
noon Thursday, was that Of Miss Mabel
"A. Eager and DR.. David Il. Barnard.
Or. W. NJ. Paden officiated in the
presence of The immediate family Miss
Eager wore stylish travelling dress of
gray with hat and gloves 10 match,
Her only attendant, Miss Lulu Barr,
wore white serge suit. DR.. w. b.
Felt acted as best man. DR.. and Mrs,
Barnard left later for a wedding trip,
and will be at home to their friends
after July at Garfield, Utah.
Mrs. Harry Clark entertained six
ables at FIVE hundred party Thurs
day afternoon at her home. which was
prcttily decorated in the spring flow
crs. The parlors were in pink and
white roses and carnations, and the
dining room in purple and white, with
a large mound of iris and snowballs in
the center OF the tea table. Mrs. Clark
and Mrs. Ruby w. Owen. The prize
was won by Mrs. A. H. Ensign.
Mrs. G.. a. Light was hostess at a
bridge tea Thursday afternoon, -Four
tables were played and later n number
went in to tea The color scheme Of
pink, white and red was attractivcly
used. The parlors were in a profusion
Of pink and white sweet peas and the
rod peonics formed the table center
piece, with red shaded candles at either
cud Mrs Light was assisted by Mrs.
Carl Allison and Mrs. Frank Chamber.
lain.
Wednesday afternoon Miss Caine IS
class Of the fifth and sixth periods do
mestic science class of the high school
entertained mt luncheon. in honor Of
the senior girls of thc class, including
the Misses Wilcox, Smithen and Lewis
The table was prettily decorated in
daisies and smllax. The hostesses were
the Misses Clara Malta, Neva Walker
Laura WINNER, Helen Craft, Lula
Molklerup. Amy Trcmayue, Della Grose
Alisr Brown. Katherine Malin and
Charlotte Cummings.
Mrs. +, w. WoDnacott entertained
twelve Thursday evening AT book
shower, in honor of Miss Nell Bull, n
June bride The color scheme of pink
was prcttily carried out. The rooms
were effectively decorated in pro
| fusion of pink roses. 4 large basket
| of the roses graccd the center OF the
table, with a pink satin bow of rib
bon at each corner, The place cards
used were small booklets. In the guess
| ing game a book was given as prize
| Music followed. Mrs Wonnacott was
assisted by Mrs. H. W.. Branch,
Mrs Fred Jennings was guest OF
honor at a five hundred party given by
| Mrs. Harry Clark Thursday afternoon
/ Mrs. Clark was assisted by her sister
| Mrs. Ruby Williams Owen, Mrs, a, b
| Hubbard and Miss Hazel Clark. A
prize was won by Mrs A. RI. Ensign
! The parlor was decorated with carna
| tions ana roses aud the dining room in
a profusion of purple and green.
Colonel and Mrs. w S. Scott enter
| tained at n dinner at their quarters al
the post Thursday evening, in honor OF
] Colonel and Mrs. Williams A large