The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-11


Mrs. j. +; Jennings, Mrs A. ID.
Cleveland, Mrs. J. V. Sadler, Mrs. Rich
ard Stinglcy, Miss Maclean and Miss
Carpenter of Washington, D. c.
Mrs w. p. Rushmcr entertained
tWenty-one children AT her home Wed.
ncsday afternoon in honor of the sixth
oirthduy OF her son, Hesscl Follow.
ing the games and music, a dainty
luncheon was served, where the guests
were seated at two tables, each prct.
tily decorated in rcd and white. y small
req wagon tllcd with apples and lighted
WITH SIX red candles formed the con.
terpiccc on each, while the favors were
rcd baskets, filled with red and white
sun bonnet babies. Covers were laid
for Burnice Lncas, Ruth Lucas. Wavne
Farnsworth, Howard Tucker, Dorothy
Lucas, Jewel and Chappie Pauloo. Cath.
eryn Hahn, Dale and Jean Petit. Har.
mel Petlt, Grace Jones. Harold Jones,
Beatrlcc Iolbert, Gertrude Tucker, Jack
Billings, Dorothy Farnsworth. Ruth CO.
ell, Paul Cecil and Helen Vincent, Mrs.
IL lMnShmer was assisted by Mrs. Charles
| Tolbcrt.
One of the charming teas of the week
was that Wednesday afternoon, when
Mrs. stephen II. Babcock received about
sixty of her friends between the hours
| OF ) to 6, III honor of Mrs. A. +, Rykcrt
of Paris, who with her husband and
son arc spending a few weeks here on
thor way. East, from spending the
| summer at DR.. Rykcrt s old home in
| Canada. Clusters Of yellow ehrvsan-
| themums were effectively used in the
DECORATIONS. with a tall crystal vase
or them IN the center of the tea table,
which was covered with a lace piece
yellow nd
low. shaded candles. Mrs, Babcock was
assisted by Mrs. b. X Smith, Mrs. J.
Il. Walker, Mrs. Ernest Bambercer and
Mrs. Ray Walker
a dancing party was given the mem.
bers OF the Thirteen club last Tuesday
evening as the Odcon by Mr., aud Mrs.
W. ). Watson, after winch banquet
was rendered the host by the club mem
oerS at FRANKLIN S. Those present were;
a /: larson and Miss Millie Norman,
noutz, \. Y. Olsen and Miss Mable
Bundle, W. z. Bennett and Miss Mabel
Iarpy, DIR. L. NJ. Keyser and Miss
Pearl Houtz. NJ. r. Gray and Miss
Gwin Lang, J. 3, Snyder and Miss
Birdie Schmierer, Roy Frost and Miss
Evelyn Boothe, +. A. Myers and Miss
Sleda Anderson. NJ. Chessman and Miss
Il
Georgia Reed, W. G. Watson and Miss
Elsie Watson and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W.
Rauscher.
A pretty wedding was solemnized
Wednesday at high noon by the Rev
Bishop Scanlan at the Cathedral rarson-
age. when Miss Sadie NJ Peeler, daugb-
ter of Mr., and Mrs, D. p. Peeler, OF
kalispell, Mon, became the bride of
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The bride was attended by her sister,
Miss Lillian j. Peeler. and Carl
o Lewis, of ST. Louis. Mo, acted as
best mau. After the ceremony tho
party enjoyed delightful wedding
breakfast at the Wilson botcl Mr.
and Mrs. Bland will be at home TO
their friends after December l5, in the
Peeler home at Kalispcl, Mont. Mr..
and Mrs. Pecler and daughter, Miss
Lillian, and little son Robert, will spend
the winter in Santa Barbara, Calf
Mrs. c. II. Morehouse entertained sew
en- tables AT a bridge tea "Wednesday
afternoon. y variety Of chrysanthe-
NUNS were used in the decorations with
large vases Of -tbem throughout the
rooms. Mrs. Morchousc was assisted
by Miss Elipor Stewart and Miss Jose
phino Deyereaux Prizes were won by
lor, Mrs. \. c. Smith. Mrs. A. II. En-
sign, Mrs. J. 4. Reeves, Mrs L, Han
chctt and Mrs. G.. NJ. Bacon.
Mrs. Walter r Eldredge and Mrs.
John Nicholson entertained seven tables
AT five hundred Wednesday afternoon
Al the home of the latter, which was
effectively decorated in pink cbrysan-
themums. The hostcsses were assisted
by Mrs. George Winsness and Miss Mel
lie Nicholson. Prizes were won by Mr..
w. H. Wcyher. Mrs. Van Spalding
and Mrs. Ernest Lambournc.
Mrs. s. L. Mayer entertained five
fables ut second bridge tea We'd
nesday afternoon at her apartment ir
the Oaks. which was prettily decorated
in yellow astcrs. Mrs. Mayer was as
sisted by Mrs. Will James, Jr.. and
Mrs. G. c. Crismon, Prizes were won
by Mrs. W. II. Biniz. Jr., Mrs, W, d.
Ycates.
Mrs, J, p. Evans. who is in New
York visiting Der daughter. Mrs. VI. |
j. Brines. Will return TO the home OF
her sister, in Omaha, where Mr.. Evans
will Join her and they Will spend
Thanksgiving. returning here the latter
paFI OF ING hloDih.
Mrs II. G., Mcmillan entertained a t
a charming luncheon at her homo Wed
ncsday, in honor Of Mrs Kiukcad of
Berkeley, Cal, and for Mrs Brinkcr
Of st. Louis, Mo. who arc visiting
here. Autumn flowers were prettily
used III the decorations.
Mrs. A, W Jacobs and small son,
of Rochester. y, V, who arc spending
this week here. will leave Saturday for
Ogden, where tbcy will visit Mrs ia
cob s parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Young,
before returning cast. 81
Lawrence Kcslcy left the first Of The
week for his home i'm Indiana. after
spending the past week here with Rob
rrt Mcintyre. former classmatc at
Exeter,
Miss Eleanor II, Rugcrson, who has
spent the past few weeks here, guest
of Miss Franckc. will leave next week
for her home IN Minneapolis. Minm