The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-21

Ruth Dakin of Denver, Colo, and Miss
Geneva Savage. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Fred Hornung and Mrs. NJ. Z. Lip
man,
Mrs. j. c. DAILY entertained twenty
one at Il kitchen shower at her home,
Thursday afternoon. in honor Of Miss
Eudora DAILY. The color scheme of
green and white was effectively
carried out, with n large mound OF white
carnations and ferns in the center of
the tea table, where Miss Bess Prim-
eaux poured, assisted by Mrs W. M. Nc
CTca and Mrs f. J. Roberts. In the
guessing game the prize was won by
Miss Primcaux.
Samuel Newhousc entertained twelve
at a box party at the theater. Thursday
evening, for his cousin, Miss Frances
Wolsley of Chicago, H.. who is his
guest for q few weeks. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper A. McCaskcll, Mrs.
w. G.. Filler, Miss Katherine Judge. Mrs.
Gerrida Moore. Miss AiIecn Maclcan.
Tod Goodwin, Charles Stimson, Mr..
Brayton and Frank Moore, After the
theater supper was taken at the Louvre,
where Mr., and Mrs. John Drew, Miss
Prince and Miss Freeman were members
Of the party.
Mrs. Arthur Williams and the Misses
Williams, who expect to leave early in
June with Col. Williams for the Philip
pines, we're guests of houor al a hand
somely appointed luncheon, Thursday.
given by Mrs. a, S. Rowan al her quar-
ters at the post. \ large basket of white
and lavender lilies graced the center of
the prettilv appointed table, around
al, Irrht .nt nd
Mr.. and Mrs. William Upton enter
tanned three tables at 800, Thursday
evening. in honor of Mr.. and Mrs w.
c. Thomas. who Will leave soon for a
trip abroad The rooms were prettily
decorated IN ferns and iris, Mrs. Upton
was assisted by her daughters, the
Misses Marian and Grace Upton.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.. Thomas and
daUg htcrs, the Misses Lilly and Emma
Thomas, with their son, W c. Thomas,
Jr. expect TO leave here about June 6
for New York. where they will spend a
few days with friends and sail from
there on the MauIetauia on Wednesday,
June Is. for six months trip in Wales,
Germany and England.
Cal. who have recently come here, will
be at home for the summer in the home
Of DR., and Mrs. d. Moore Lindsay, at
55l East South Temple street DR.. and
Mrs. Lindsay will be at home at the
Knutsford for several weeks after
June |.
The many friends of Mrs. Ida Nc.
kcehan of Tacoma. Wash, will be glad
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hear that her visit is on account Of the
very serious illness of her father. James
W, Campbell of 3l5 South First West
street
Mr.. and Mrs. +. O. Howard enter
tanned Twelve al charming luncheon
at her apartment in the Stauffer. Thurs,
day, when the table was prcttily dec.
Grated in spring blossoms,
Mr.. and Mrs r. P, Clark entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. \. IL. Peabody and Miss
Jennings al an informal dinner. Thurs
day evening. The table was effectively
decorated in the spring flowers.
Mrs Sarah and IiIias Swart enter
tanned few friends at progressive
whist Wednesday night Prizes were
won by Miss Edna Sheppard and Frank
ES(PsSel.
Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Pugslcv an.
nouncc the engagcmehi OF their daugh.
fer, Dora. to Horace Goodfellow, The
wedding will take place the latter pnrt
Of June.
Mrs. Samuel Newhouse, who has spent
the past two months in Paris. has uow
gone 10 London. where she will remain
until carly in the fall,
Mrs. g. W, p. Wiikin is here. the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mathew Cullen. for time, while Mr.,
Wilkin is in Ely; Nev..
Mrs. j. W. Smith entertained
twenty-seycn at luncheon Thursday
in honor Of her sister, Mrs. Dayton of
Iowa.
Lieutenant aud Mrs. Mcclure left