The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-17

Bransford were guests of honor at
handsomely appointed luncheon at the
Knutsford hotel, Saturday gwen by
Mrs. Elizabeth Bonnemort and Mrs. Jo-
seph Young. The fifty-fiyy,e guests were
seated III Il table laid IN tho shape of
L and prettily decorated in red and
white A large crystal vase of Ameri
can Beauties stood in the center OF the
table, while at either end were crystal
vases of white chrysanthcmum and
smilax Loose ferns were dropped over
white table cover. The place cards were
hand-palnted in American Beauties.
During the luncheon music was furn-
ished by the Hawaiian troubadours, The
hostesscS were assisted by Mrs. Nj, Ben
Mon, Mrs. z. S. Eeogh, Mrs. II. c. Hoff-
man, OF this city, and Mrs. Il d. Ryan
and Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald, Of Og-
den.
Mrs. r. IT. Tempest, Jr.. entertained
six tables at bridge tea Mt her home,
Saturday afternoon. in honor of Mrs.
William ST. Clare Rivers, The rooms
were effectively decorated in a pro-
fusion Of autumn leaves and red and
white dahlias Mrs Tempest was as
sisted by Mrs. f. II, Lucia and Miss
Evelyn Tempest. Prizes were won by
Mrs, w. w. Rivers and by the guest
of honor.
Mrs. Bonner " Smith entertained at
prettily appointed yellow and white
luncheon at her home Wednesday, in
honor of her mother, Mrs. James A.
Miner. Covers were laid for twelve old
friends of the guest of honor
Mrs. L. J. Nudge received informally
"Wednesday afternoon for her guests,
Miss Maud Dilts of Council Bluffs, la,
and Mrs. II. X, Hancock of Bingham.
Mrs. E. r. Montgomery entertained
at delightful Kcnsington at her home
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Stella Fabinu and Miss Carey
Marshall entertained four tables al IA
bridge tea Friday evening at the home
Of the latter, which was prcttily decor
ated in autumn leaves and flowers,
Mrs. Bessie Mathews entertained fiji,
luchcon Thursday i'll honor of her
mother and aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Encc
and Mrs. Pierce Wouack who were
visiting here. Those TO meet the guests
of honor were Mrs. Carrie Encc, Mrs.
Stenhouse. Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Dour-
ious: Mrs. Proctor, Mrs. Brown. Mrs
Gnrnettc. Mrs. McAntce. Mrs. Kemp
Mrs. James Christensen, Miss McAtnec
and Miss Proctor.
Mrs. Dan Coulam entertained eighteen
at parcel shower at her home Satur.
day afternoon in honor of Miss Erma
Read, who will be married Wednesday
Pink and white cosmos were prcttily
used in the decorations. Mrs, Coulan
was assisted by her sister, Miss Frances
McMaster. In the guessing game prizes
were won by Mrs. Read aud Miss Clark
Mrs. Charles Cody was the hostess
at a charming kcnsington, which was
| given at her home Thursday An Gle
CANT luncheon was served. A mound
| of beautifully tinted autumn leaves oil
large hand embroidered doilic formed
the centcrpicce. Autumn leaves wer,
also used rs place cards The hostess
/ was assisted in serving by her mother
Mrs. Sarah McCabc. Those enjoying
the delightful affair were Mrs. Charles
Andrews, Mrs. j.. Lauehlin, Mrs. Leon
ard Metz, Mrs, O, j, Ogg, Mrs. a. j
| Stafford, Mrs. D. Phillips, Mrs Harry
Griffin. Mrs. +, Il. SIopaDskey ano
| Mrs. VIII Hess Prizes were awarded
to Mrs. 4. j. Stafford and Mrs. L
LaughlIn.
The home of Mrs. p. A. II. Franklin
was the scene of n pretty wedding n
I o'clock Thursday evening. Octobc,
IT., when her daughter. Miss Catherine
became the bride of Carl Il. Fcrlin. Th,
ceremony was performed by the Rev
III. I. Hansen in the presence Of the
relatives and a few intimate friends
| Mr. and Mrs. Ferlin will make then
| home IN Salt Lake City.
Mrs. j. II. Winwood. 56s East Fourfl
| South. entertained ut delightful lunch
con Saturday afternoon in honor of hcl
| daughter Lois S birthday. \ Games am
music were enjoyed. Delicious refresh
ments were served. The home was beau
tlfulIy decorated with autumn leaves
In the dining room the idea was car
ried out.
Personals.
Miss Jennie LeBay who has been th,