The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-13

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Miss Stella Fabian entertained at
delightful bridge tea at her home Mon
day afternoon IN honor of the Misses
Chapman, who are spending the summer
here, from Boston, Mass. Seven tables
Of bridge were played, and a number
later went in to tea. \ profusion of
pink and white sweet peas were prettlly
used in the decorations, with n low
mound Of them in the center of the tea
table, which was covered with a cluny
lace piece over pink satin. Mrs. j..
NJ. Bailey poured assisted by Miss Edna
Dunn and Miss Elinor Stewart.
The homo of Mr. and Mrs George FL
lis was the scene of a pretty wedding
Monday morning. when their son,
George Howard Ellis, was married TO
Miss Florence Evans. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. 7. A Simpkin
at 10 o'clock, in the presence of the
relatives and few close friends Mr.
and Mrs. Ellis left later cor Il snort
wedding trip, and viii be at home TO
their friends after August l, at Garfield
Miss Elizabeth Lamson, wnc spent
last winter in Berlin stud~Ing music,
and has spcnt the past three months
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs l..
f.. Lamson. left Friday for Washington,
ID. c.. where she will spend week with
her sister, Mrs. Horace Smith, She Will
spend the remainder of the summer with
relatives in Summerville, \. j., and sail
| from New York early in September for
another winter in Berlin.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard A Keycs enter
tanned Col. and Mrs. 4. Williams, the
Misses Williams. Miss Davis and Major
! \. S Rowan at IA handsomely appointed
dinner at the Alta club Sunday even.
ing The table was effectively deco
rated in pink and white sweet peas.
Monday evening. Mr., and Mrs. Kcyes
entertained Mr. and Mrs ]. B, Cos
griff and Mr. and Mrs r w Boyer at
an auto drive and supper at Lagoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Macmillan and
! family motored TO "IdlewIldN Satur-
day, whore they remained until Sunday
evening. guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
IIollingsworth, who have a cottage
there. Others who motorcd to %he Her
mitage FOR Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
| {. r. Pearsall Judge and Mrs. G.. G..
Armstrong also spent the day there,
| Miss Hazel Marie Rannan and Hay
ward Stanley Ray were quietly married
nj noon Monday, at the parsonage Of
Phillips Congregational church by Rev.
| L. \. Simpkln. After a short wedding
trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray will he at home
TO their friends at No. . Waites court.
Dr. and Mrs. Orson Howard, who
have been spending u few days in Los
! Angeles, Cal. expect 10 90 to the
beaches the last of this week, where
they will locate for a time in the hope
that the change Of climate will benefit
! DR.. Howard 5 health
Dr. and Mrs. Walter Frazer. who
have been stationed at Fort Meyer.
/ Va, have now gone 10 Batangas, seven
/ tv.five miles from Manila, where they
are TO be stationed for two years.
j, b, Ingram and daughter, Miss Dor
othy. Will leave today for Seattle,
Wash, and British Columbia. where
they Will spend the summer, and return
here early in September
Mrs J. S. Ferguson and family and
Mrs. Ferguson g two little granddaugh-
tiers, Annette and Josephine McBroom,
Will leave this week for Brighton to
spend g month.
Mrs Davis OF Chicago on her way to
Los Angeles, is making a week S visit
! with her brother and sistcr-inlaw Mr..
B. Davis and Mrs. LYMAN Lewis of
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Barron en-.
tcrtaiucd at Il lake party Saturday even
ing, giving supper aud dancing later
in the evening. Twenty guests were
prescnr.
Mrs II. p. Henderson returned home
SUNDAY evening, accompanied by hen
niece, Miss Florence REYNOLDS Of Chi
cago, III, who will spend few weeks
here.
Mr.. Preston. who has spent the pas,
year with his daughter. Mrs. G, T.
Dcihl. has now gone 10 Colorado 10
spend few weeks with his son.
Mrs. Willis Ulinc and children viii
be home thc last OF this month. from,
spending some time with Mrs. Uiine s
parents in Lcavcnworth, Kan.
Captain Frank NJ. Savage entertained
eight AT dinurr nt the Louvre Mon.
day evening. IN honor Of Lieutenant sud
Mrs. G. AZ Weiser,
The Misses Nora, Myrtle and Wins
Reese, daughters Of T.. NJ, Reese. left
Monday afternoon for an extended visit
in Seattle, Wash,
Mrs. l.. T.. Hall. who left several
weeks ago for Mt, Holyolle TO attend
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