The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-27

covered with white lace over lavender
was shaded in lavender candles, with
large mound of lilacs in the center
Tea was poured by Mrs. J. s. Brans
ford, assisted by Miss Kate Adams
and Miss Margaret Barstow Prizes
were won by Mrs. George Bell, Mrs
George Gushing. Mrs. Lawrence Greene
and Mrs. c. w. Boyd,
A prettily appointed spring luncheon
Wednesday was the monthly birthday
party of the y. w. G.. A., held at the
Brooks arcade. The round table, where
Mrs. Martha Roylc King presided as
hostess, was handsomely decorated in
white and green. while a large crystal
bowl of snowbaIs and lilies of the val.
Icy graced the center of the table
around which were seated, beside Mrs
King. Miss Frances Graham, Miss
Young. Miss Petit, Miss Edna Hemp
hlll Miss Lolo kellogg and Miss Laura
Farrell
Major and Mrs. H. d. Styer and
family, who have spent the past three
years in the Philippines. at Fort Viii
lam Mckinley, seven miles from Man
ia. will return 10 this country in Sep.
tcmbcr. The Twenty-ninth Infantry. to
which Major Stevens is attached, will
probably be stationed in New York
state. Mrs, Styer is the daughter of
Major Edmund Wilkes of this city.
Misses Rae and Olive Bartch enter
tanned four tables at Il bridge tea
Wednesday afternoon. in honor Miss
Eudora DAILY. Primroses were effective
Iy carried ont in the decorations, with
n large mound Of them in the center
Of the tea table, where Mrs. r.. j. Rob
erts poured, assisted BY Miss Mildred
Mcmillan. Prizes were won by Miss
DAILY and Miss Mamie Sappington.
Letters received from Mrs. Egbert
Roberts. now in Honolulu, state that
she and Mr. Roberts are comfortably
settled in their new home in the para
disc Of the Pacific. Mr. and Mrs. Rob
Roberts S son, Albert Taylor, also a
former Salt Laker, has resided in Homo
lulu for several years.
Mrs. w. G. Williams entertained
eight at Il box party at the Orpheum
Wednesday afternoon, followed by a
prettily appointed pink and white
sweet pea luncheon at Franklin s, when
covers were laid for Mrs. Frank Groes-
Tobias, Mrs. C. S. Patterson aud Mrs.
Emma Sanders.
At the table d'hote luncheon at the
Country club Wednesday, among those
who entertained were Mrs NJ. I'll. Mel
vim. who had covers laid for four: Miss
Kate Williams, who entertained SIX:
Mrs. T. r. Woodbridge. five; Mrs. {.
w Fifield six. The rooms and tables
were effectively decorated IN spring
flowers.
The Utopia club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. George
w. Reed, when prizes were won by Mrs.
w. r. Beer. Mrs. H. G, Hoffman, Mrs.
T.. d. Woodruff and Mrs. Reed. The
next meeting of the club viii be We'd
nesday, june 9, with Mrs. +. A, Wall.
Mrs Susie y. Gates has gone east
for = month to visit a number Of the
latest eastern schools TO get ideas for
the construction of girls dormitory,
which will be built for the Agricultural
college co-eds.
Cards of invitations TO the commence
ment exercises Of West Point, which
will take place on juno 9, have been
received by. a number of Salt Lakers.
One Utah hoy is n member of the gradu-
ating class.
Mrs. Walter Lewis of Butte, Mont.
is here TO spend some time. the guest
of her mother. Mrs. 5. 5, Walker, and
her sisters, Mrs o. X, Lewis and Mrs.
NJ II. Stewart.
Twenty friends of Mr. and Mrs. C..
w. Boyd surprised them Tuesday even.
ing. in honor Of their twcnty-thTd we'd
ding anniversary. The evening was
spent playing cards.
Mrs. NJ, p. Whitney will spend Decor.
alton day with friends in Provo.
Miss Josephine Devereux entertained