The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-23
Affairs Of the Week.

Affairs OF the Week.
Mrs, c. W. Boyd entertained four
at prettily appointed luncheon at the
University club Saturday, IN honor Of
her son, friedrich. Beside the guest of
honor. covers were laid for Miss Ber-
nice Brown and Miss Dorothy Arm
strong of Ogden. Miss Margaret An
drews and Eugene Reeves.
Mrs Nicholas A. Robertson enter
tanned eight at party at the theater
Saturday afternoon, followed by pret-
tily appointed pink and white luncheon
at Franklin g, when the table was eff
fectivcly decorated in sweet peas and
covers laid for Mrs Mary Bailey, Mrs.
C. II, Post, Mrs. June Sadler Donnell,
Mrs Charles Lawrence, Mrs. i, f. Nc
Gurrin, Miss Minnie Sadler and Miss
Annie Adams.
Miss Carrie Atkins and Miss Mes
sic Patterson, two june brides, were
guests of honor al bridge tea Satur-
day afternoon, given by Miss Florence
Cmlmer at her home, which was bright
with pink and white sweet peas,
large mound of the flowers gFaced the
center of the tea table, where Mrs.
Frank Roberts poured. Prizes were
won by Miss Hazel Snppington and by
the guests Of honor.
Miss Davis. who is visiting her Sis
ter, Miss Williams, at the post, was
guest of honor at matinee party at
the theater Saturday given by Mrs. a.
s. Rowan, followed by luncheon at
her quarters at the post, where several
later went IN,
Miss Ferris and Miss Webb enter
tanned about twenty-five friends at
Kensincton, Saturday afternoon, at the
| home Of Miss Ferris, IN honor OF MISS
| Irma Eberhardt, who will be married
in June. The rooms were bright with
spring blossoms.
The Burton home on First avenue
was tho scene Of pretty dancing party
saturday evening. when Mr.. and Mrs
| Charles s, Burton entertained fifteen
counles in honor OF Miss Jean Spencer
and NJ. n FAIR. who viii be married III
! June. The rooms were eilectiFe,y
decorated in a profuslon oil whlte u
lacs. Mr.. and Mrs. Burton was assist
ed by DR.. and Mrs, j. W. Clawson, MT
and Mrs. Edward Kimbal and MIS-
Louise McCune
Mrs. A. n. Ensign presided over a
charming pink luncheon at her home nor
Saturday, followed by bridge. Pink
shaded candles added 10 the very at
traetivc decorations, while low crys"
tai bowl Of sweet williams graced the
center of the prcttily appointed ia
BILE. around which twelve were seated.
In tho came priZes were won by Mrs.
r. Chamberlain. Mrs. Frank Margett
and Miss Retta Dye.
At the table 'hotc dinner at the
Country club Saturday evening, Mr;
and Mrs. L. c. Robinson entertaincd
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Catrow, MI and
Mrs. Edward McGurrin, Miss Maymc
Noble and Mr., O'Brien, Mr. and Mrs.
r. C.. GemmilI had covers laid for five;
Mr., and Mrs. T. c. Griffin entertained
four and DR., and Mrs. II. n. Niles
had covers laid for six.
The members of the '05 class, in
cluding Mrs. Benjamin Ferris, Jr., Mrs
Rose McDonough and Misses Florence
Donahue, Anna Rotzler and Lolo Guth-
ric. entertained the thirtvsIX members
of the alumni of St, Mary's academy
Saturday evening at the home of Mrs.
McDonough, which was prettlly decor
ated in the school pendants and the
academy eolors OF blue and white. The
evening was spent with games and
music.
Mrs. F. F. Schoppe entertained in
formally Saturday afternoon for Miss
Mabel Eager, who Will be married on
June 9.
Mrs. Lee G.. Ransahoff entertained at
a matinee party at the Bungalow Sat
urday afternoon, followed by a very
pretty luncheon at Franklin s. The
guests were Mrs. McConahay, Mrs,
Dunn, Mrs. Chambers and Mrs. Jen-
sen. Mrs. Ransahoff expects to leave
soon to mako her home in Butte,
: Mrs r. T. .Wlncman and Miss Wine
man entertained eleven little girls FRI
day afternoon in honor Of the eleventh
birthday of MurieJ Brennan, The color
carried out, and tho rooms were pro-
fuselv decorated in carnations. Music
and games were enjoyed. followed by
dainty refreshments. Prizes were won
by Martha Bradley and Bessie Bailey.
Wednesday an enjoyable lavender
luncheon and kitchen shower was given
Hamilton school, In honor Of Miss
Claire Stevenson, June bride. The
color scheme was prettily carried out
in the decorations and ices.
John Z. Wright, manager Of "The
Mills Of the Gods' company, playing
at tho Colonial thcater, gave compli'
! mentary supper Friday evening IN
honor of Monroe Salisbury and mem
bers of the company, at the College
Inn. A souvenir menu, on which the
,, different dishes were designated by ap
propriate lines from the play, and spe
cial musical selections were arranged
for, and speeches and songs given By
the different members Of the company
Mrs. r. A. Wall was guest Of homo,
at bridge tea Saturday afternoon
given by Mrs. Fl. G. Hoffman. The
parlors and library were prettily decor
ated in spring flowers, while the dining
room was in pink and white. A cluuy
lace piece over pink covered the table
A large mound of pink and white car