The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-08

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Following the regimental parade at
the post Friday afternoon, Mrs. W. i.
Puryicnce entertained about sixty
friends at a delightful tea at her
quarters in honor OF Mrs. Thomason
and her daughter. Miss Gale, who have
recently arrived here from the Philip
pines. Mrs. Purvience s quarters were
handsomely decorated in FILIPINO en-
broderies 4 handsome piece of pima
embroidery, done by the native
women. covered the tea table, with a
large cut glass bowl of pink and white
carnations forming the centerplcce,
where tea and coffee were poured by
Mrs J. NJ. Arrasmith and Mrs. II. l..
WalthaIl. assisted by Mrs. Upham and
Mrs. Guy Bucker. The hostess and
guests of honor were assisted in recelv-
ing by Mrs. w. s. Scott and Mrs. John
+. Woodward. Punch was served by
the Misses Williams:
The Mccormick home was the scene
Of an elaborate tea Friday afternoon,
when Mrs. W, S. Mccormick received
about 100 of her friends between
the hours of and 6 clock. The
rooms were handsomely decorated in a
profusion of spring flowers, while pink
roses were effectively used in the din
ing-room. \ large basket of the
roses graccd the center Of tbe tea
table. with silver candelabra with pink
candles and shades at either end.
Tea was poured by Mrs. O. i. Salisbury,
assisted by Miss Bancroft aud Miss
Thorn. Mrs. l.. B. Mccormick and Mrs
Jasper McCaskcll presided at the punch
bowl. while Mrs. Mccormick was as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. William Nc
CaskelI,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. \. Maxwell of
Oakland Cal. have announced the en-
gagcment of their daughter; Miss Edna
Dean Davis, formerly of this city. TO
Irwin McNicco. eldest son of Or. and
Mrs, r. 6. McNicce The wedding Will
take place in June. Miss Davis is a
niece of Postmaster Arthur i. Thomas.
Mr.. McNiccc graduated from Princeton
university in '0j. and now has charge
of the electrical work for the Telluride
Power company in several towns in
southwestern Utah,
Capt. and Mrs Robert II. Allen OF
the Twenty ninth lufantry. who have
been stationed at Fort Mckinley,
Philippines. received cablcgram on
March % TO sail as soon as possible for
this country. for Capt. Allen TO take
part in the shooting contest TO be held
Francisco. Cal. on Wednesday, May 13.
and viii be here Nav 10. TO spend n
few days with Mrs, Allen 5 parents. Mr..
and Mrs, W. II. Mcintyre,
Mrs NJ. A. Peters entertained fen at
a prcttily appointed luncheon. followed
by bridge, Friday 4 large mound OF
pink carnations aud smiIax formed the
table ccntcrplocc. around which were
seated Mrs, j. II. BardwolI. Mrs. w. w.
Rivers. Mrs. u. ". Sherwood. Mrs. g.
II. o. Sanford Mrs. Heritage and Mrs
+. NJ. West. In the game the prize was
won by Mrs, II, o. Sanford
Col. and Mrs. w, s. Scott entertained
SIX AT dinner at their quarters Friday
evening for Mai, Charles G.. Morton. 4
large mound of pink and white carna-
tous graccd the center Of the prcttily
appointed table, around which were
seated, beside the guest of honor. Mr.,
and Mrs. Richard a. keycs and Capt.
Savage,
The Lundi Soiree Girls met with
Miss Marion Wesley Monday evening
Games and music were enjoycd, fol
lowed by supper. when covers were
laid for the Misses Marian Uamlin. Lii
lian Nordquist. Susie Glenn. Cecilia
Kirk Ruby Larson. Dclavou Childs and
Alice Ricllcy,
The annual election of officers for
the current event and current literature
section of the Ladies' Literary club
was held Friday afternoon at the club
house, Mrs. II. X, Klingendcr was re-.
elected chairman, Mrs. Addison Caine,
assistant chairman, and Miss Tinsman,
secretary.
Among those who Will 90 10 Ogden
| Tuesday for the bridge tea TO be given
by Mrs. and Miss Joyce. are Mrs, T..
NJ. Allison. jr:, Mrs, II. 2. Henderson,
Mrs. Frank Hsgenbarth. Miss Jane
howat and Mrs. B. A. Mcmillan
Mrs +, j. McGanney entertained four
/ tables at cards Friday afternoon for
Mrs. Jack Thompson Of Park Citv. Thr
rooms were bright with spring flowers.
Mrs, MeGanney was assisted by Mrs.
Hewitt.