The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-10

table, which was lighted with red-shad
ed candles. Mr.. and Mrs Shaw will be
at home TO then friends after June 10,
at lJ2 East Ninth South street
Mrs. Frank f. Harding entertained
five tables at a bridge tea Wednesday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Harold Pitt,
who Will leave Saturday for Manila
Garden flowers were handsomely used
III the decorations, yellow roses and but
tcrcups in the parlors. and pink clover
blossoms IN the dining room, with a
large mound Of them in the center of
The tea table Mrs. Harding was as
sisted by Mrs. Hcbcr Lee and Mrs.
Englcs. Prizes were won by the guests
of honor. and by Mrs. j, VI. Frccland
and Mrs. john Thompson.
Mrs. w. G. Williams entertained
twelve at a prettily appointed dinner,
Wednesday evening i'm honor of Miss
Mary Carr and W. ii. Richly, who will
be married the latter part of this month
The table was effectively decorated in
pink roses, with Il mound of them IN
the center Of the table, while pink satin
ribbons went from the chandelier to the
four corners Of the table. Besides the
guests of honor, covers were laid for
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Groesbeck. Mrs
Frances Young. Miss Scharcr, Mrs En-.
ma Sanders, John Carr. Harold Grocs
beck, Roy Williams, and Palmer.
Miss Zina Lambert entertained five
tables at "hcartsi Wednesday after
noon in honor of Miss Jean spencer
who will be married this month. The
color scheme of red and white was eff
fectiVely acrried out. \ profuSion of rcd
and white roses were used, while the
tally cards and refreshments were ear
ricd out in red hearts. Miss Lambert
was assisted by Miss Grace and Miss
Fac Lambert. Prizes were won by the
guest of honor, and by Miss Alice Nib
lev and Miss Mamie Nccdham.
Mrs. s. l.. Richards entertained sixty
at a kcnsington. nj her home Wcdncs-
day afternoon yellow roses and a va
ricty Of pconies were prettiIy carried
out in decorations. The parlors were
in green and white, the library in red,
and 4, ,i.G- thG dining room, room in pink, Mrs.
Richards, .r., and Miss Taylor Dur.
ing the afternoon Il guessing game was
enjoyed. Wednesday evening Dr. aud
Mrs. Richards entertained about fifty
friends.
Al the table d 'hotc luncheon at the
cnun'TN clup' wednesday, MIS-, James
+. Jennings entertained eight, in honor
of Mrs Ernest I.Idrcdgc of Portland.
Ore, and Miss Whittier of Vancouver.
Is. G, a large mound of yellow roses
graccd the center Of the prcttily-ap-
pointed table around which were seated.
besides the guests of honor, Mrs Ken
meth G. Kerr, Mrs. Walter Jennings.
Mrs. Frank Jennings, Mrs. G.. Z. Badger
aud Mrs. Center:
Many friends here viii be interested
in a wedding which took place Monday.
June T. in Portland, Ore, that of Miss
lyah Baird OF Portland, and q. j. Ches-
ter of this city. After Il wedding "trip
in California. Mr. and Mrs Chester wifi
return here TO make their home
Friends will have an opportunity of
SccIug the beautiful water color paint
ings of Miss Elizabeth Spading Of Den
yCT, Colo, for another week. they will
be nu exhibition in ihc studio Of Mrs.
X. f.. lloag, in thc knutsford hotel
Mrs. Jennie l.. Cohn and her daugh
ters. the Misses Stella and Elsie. have
taken cottage for The summer at 40
Sunset avenue, Ocean Park, Cal Mrs
ID. W. Lipman and small son arc with
them
Mrs. Vaughn Paul entertained nine at
a prcttlly appointed luncheon at the
Wilson hotel Wednesday in honor of
Miss Marie Luce. A low bowl of pink
and white sweet peas formed the table
centcrpiccc.
Miss Corbin. n teacher of Rowland
hall left Wednesday evening for New
York. where she will Join friends and
sail from there June "a. to spend the
summer in Europe.
Mrs. T.. Scharer announces the en-.
gagement Of her daughter, Mary, To w.
II. Richly, The wedding will take place
Tuesday, June D..
Mr.. and Mrs. z. y. Farnsworth and
the Misses Farnsworth Will leave today