The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-04

scene of an elaborate bridge tea Mon
day afternoon. when Mrs. Glen Miller
entertained eight tables, The rooms
were bright with spring flowers. The
parlors were effectively decorated with
large vases of pink carnations, while
the dining room was in red and yellow
tulips, with a silver basket of the
flowers in the center of the tea table,
where Mrs. William Igleheart poured
Mrs: Miller was assisted in receiving
by Mrs. Howard Stowe, Mrs NJ. l..
Richie and Mrs. j. NJ Banks. Miss
Frances McChrystal received the guests
at the door. Cards with the gold mono
gram of the hostess were used for
talllcs- A mum Der of friends later went
w. r. WIghtman, Mrs. Mary Bailey,
Mrs. A. E. Hutchinson, Mrs. Richard 4.
keyes, Mrs. Lafayette Hanchett, Mrs.
F. A. Vincent, Mrs. j. NJ. Banks and
Miss Tlnsman.
The monthly social of the Girls
Friendly society was held at the home
Of Miss Elizabeth Groo Monday even
ing. when the rooms were prettily deco.
rated IN the spring flowers 4 musical
and literary programme was enjoyed.
Piano solos were given by the Misses
Lucy Lewis and Leda Wallace. while
vocal selections were given by Mrs.
Martha Royle King and Miss Groo,
Mrs. e. +. Richards gave several of her
delightful readings.
Mr.. and Mrs ". C. Jennings and
sou and daughter will be at home at
Rowland hall, after May IL. for the
rest Of the month. Mrs Jennings and
the Pacific northwest, where she will
visit Mrs. J. G. f. King, formerly of
TINS, city, who is now living in Port
land. Or. Mr.. Jennings and son will
spend the summer at the hall,
One Of the most elaborate recep.
tons given at the University Of Utah
was that Monday afternoon given by
the senior class in the reception room
OF the Library building. The guests in
cluded the faculty. the governor and his
staff, the state officials and prominent
members of the clubs of the city.
Friends will be glad to hear that
Mrs, Tierpap is convalescinp after her
dangerous illness. Mrs. Tiernan's son
and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Tier
nan, Of San Francisco, Cal, are here
for an indifinite time.
Mrs. Bacon, who has spent several
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bis wife, Mr. and Mrs. George NJ.
Bacon, will leave Saturday, accom-
panied by her granddaughter, Isabel
Bacon, for her home in Chicago. III.
Mrs. S. V. Derrah left Sunday even
ing for two weeks trip to ST. Louis
aud Kansas City, Mo- Mrs. Derrab s
mother will return with her to spend
the summer here.
Mr., and Mrs. Grant Hampton and
Mrs george a.; Lowe have as their
guests Mrs, William A. Gile and her
daughter. Miss Gile. Of Worcester.
Mass, who will spend some time here,
Mr.. and Mrs, C. Fl. Griffin will
leave Thursday for Washington. D. c.,
and New York. where thew will snend
the remainder Of this. month.
Nelson Dickerman of Hammonton.
Cal. will be here this evening. to re-
main until after his wedding to Miss
iarrie Ferron, on May 10,
Mr., and Mrs. Fl. G. Whitney and two
sons, and daughter. who arc travelling
abroad, expect TO sail for home on Sal,
urday. June 5.
Friends Will be glad TO hear that |
Mrs. Pauline Howard is improving at
st. Mark s hospital, after a serious
operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard Read have
returned from spending several weeks !
IN Denver, Colo. and Los Angeles. Cal.
Mr., and Mrs. Clarence A. Gaines of
Paio, Alto. Cal, are rejoicing over the /!
arrival of son.
Clarence Murphy will be home Sat I
nrday from Clalrmont school, near San
Francisco, Cal
Mrs. Small of Boston, Mass, is here,
the guest Of Mrs. Glen Miller, for q !
few days.
Mrs. Elhridgc Thomas is spending
this week in Logan, the guest of Mrs, |
Peery.
Glen Miller has gone to ST. Louis.
Mo, for short trip.
Paiuts.
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