The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-07

carnations, while the place cards were
hand painted violctS, with the hostess S
coat of arms on the other side, The
tally cards were also in violcts, and
the refreshments were carried out IN
the violet colors. The ices were served
in the shape of bunch Of grapes. In
the bridge that followed prizes were
won by Mrs. George Brice. Mrs. +. D..
Woodruff, Mrs. j. W Curric, Mrs.
George II. Raybould, Mrs. A. II. Snow
and Mrs. j. I. Treasure.
The junior class at st. Mary acad-
cmy was entertained at charming
luncheon Thursday by Miss Lydia
White, ono Of the members of the class
The fourteen guests were seated at n
round table. handsomely decorated in
the class colors of yellow and green,
with large mound of carnations in
the center of the table, while the place
cards were hand painted in horseshoes
Covers were laid for Miss Bernlce
Kohn, Miss Adelaide Sun, Miss Mona
Reno; Miss Bertha Michels. Miss Lilly
Brovles, Miss Margaret Mcdonald. Miss
Winnie Mcdonald. Misses Florence
Fern and Margaret Sullivan, Miss Mary
Hughes. Miss Nell Smith aud Miss An
geline Hcckart.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Cram was the scene OF Il beautiful
wedding Thursday afternoon. when
their daughter Belle. became tho bride
OF Homer Reed. The ceremony WAS
performed nj 3 clock by Rev. T. -
Short in the presence of the families
and few close friends 4 wedding
luncheon followed. when covers we're
laid for fifteen. The rooms were hand
somcly decorated in pink and white
roses and carnations. Miss Cram made
n charming bride in n handsome gown
of white linen, and carried an armful
of American Beauties. Mr and Mrs
Reed left later for n short wedding
trip. They will return here to maize
their home.
Mrs. ElwNqd S. Brown entertained
The members of the Sewing club nj a
box party at the Orpheum Thursday,
followed by a dainiily appointed lunch
con at Franklin S. when covers were
laid for Mrs w NJ. McCrca. Mrs. T..
J. Roberts, Mrs i. L. Leonard, Mrs.
j, G. DAILY, Mrs. W, M Hunt Miss
Winifrcd Lynn, Miss Maud Sappiugton,
Miss Estcllc Clinton and Miss Eudora
DAILY.
Mrs. F.. d. Hammond entertained
thirty-two at q delightful Kcnsington
Thursday afternoon at her home, which
was effectively decorated i'm pro-
fusion of sunflowcrs. Mrs. Hammond
was assisted BY Mrs George Ryan. The
afternoon was spent in hemmiug nap.
liins. and the prizes were won bv Mrs.
Lewis Bowman, Mrs, III. Zcrbe and Miss
Mabel Zerbc.
Mrs. j. Fred Dnyncs entertained
seven tables at n five hundred party
Thursday afternoon at her home. which
was prettily decorated in pink and
whlto carnations. Mrs. Dayncs was as
sisted by Mrs. Z. j. Anson. Mrs. G..
b. Anson. Mrs. h, W. Dayncs and
Mrs. j.. w. Snow.
Friends viii be glad to hear that
Mrs, G. L. Cotton. who Is in Lincoln.
Neb., with Mr.. Cotton IS parents. is
recovering from serious illness. Mrs.
Cotton was formerly Miss Jeanette
Luman of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Harvey expect 10
leave about the middle of June for q
two months stay in the Pacific north.
west. Their son, Earl Harvey. who is
IN q military school in Pennsylvania,
viii be home the first of June.
DIR, and Mrs. w ID. Donohcr and
little daughter are planning to leave
late IN the summer for Europe, where
DR.. Donoher win spend six months or
more IN study.
MI and Mrs. John Henry Walker left
Friday evening for Los Angeles. They
will be gone about six weeks and will
return by way Of San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. W J.. Greiner and Mrs
Miller have moved from the Woodruff
and are now AT home to their friends mt
Henry apartments,
DR.. and Mrs. j. r. White have as
their guest DR., Whites mother. Mrs,
White Of New York who will spcnd
the summer here.
Mr.. and Mrs, Prossor Of New London.
o., are here. tho guests of their daugh
ter Miss Prosser, tho secretary of the
Y, w. G.. A.
Mics Helen Allen entertained few
trends ut Il kensingtou at her home