The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06
SOCIETY

Lewis, who is visiting here from Butte,
Mont, were guests Of honor at bridge
tea Saturday afternoon, given by Mrs.
Frank Harding, Six tables were played,
and later few went into tea, The
rooms were prcttily decorated with
large vases of yellow roses and purple
iris. Prizes were won by Mrs. George
l.. Savage, Mrs Heber Lee and the
two guests of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Child en-
tertained delightfully."- Saturday even
ing, in honor of Miss Eudora DAILY and
Mark ". Lillard:
Miss Marie Luce, a summer bride,
was guest of honor at five hundred
party Saturday afternoon. given by
Mrs, c. A, Rulon and Mrs. r. A. Rudy
at the home of the latter, which was
bright with vases of iris and snowballs.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Ernest Urien,
Miss Lloyd and Miss Luce
The Osborne home on East First
South street was the scene of large
bridge tea Saturday afternoon. when the
Misses Isabel and Amy Osborne enter
tained seven tables of bridge and thirty
extra to tea, in honor of Miss Eudora
DAILY, who will be married next Wednes
day. The color scheme of rod white
out. A profuslon of red peonies were
used In the parlors, with snowballs and
ferns in the dining room. A hand"
some cluny lace piece over green COW
cred the tea table, while large green
basket, with large green satin bows of
ribbon, filed with snowballs graccd the
center of the tea table, where Mrs. f.
assisted by Miss Irene Leonard and
Marion Oberndorfer. The little Misses
Berncc and Margaret Browning opened
the door Prizes were won by Mrs, c,
c. Crismon, Mrs. J. G. DAILY. Miss Le
Compile, Miss Elinor Stewart. Miss
Neva Hoy, Miss Martha Johnson and
Miss DAILY.
Among those who entertained at the
table 'hote dinner at the Country club |
Saturday evening were Mrs. i. B. Rob-
lnson, who had covers laid for ten; in |
honor of Miss Louise Stubblefield: Mr.. |
and Mrs. J. NJ. Bldwell, who entertained |
five; Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Gemmell, who I
had four, and Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Cum
mingham, who had covers laid for four.
Mrs. r. w. Dayncs entertained four
teen at handsome pink luncheon at her
home Saturday in honor of Miss Knud
son, June bride. \ large mound of
pink roses graccd the center of the
table. with pink satin ribbons going
from the chandelier TO the four corners
of the table.
Rowland hall was the scene Of a bril-
liant reception Saturday evening from
to IL, The spacious rooms, which were
decorated in iris and vel
low roses, were throngcd with patrons
and friends, who were received by
Bishop Spalding, Miss Clara Colburne
and the two seniors, Misses Nctta Pow
FL and Dora Bradley. Punch was served
during the evening in the library by
the juniors, Misses Beulah Behle, Bea,
rice Sumner, Rocman Ritchie. Josephine
We'll, Dora Blunck and Ella Harr. This
morning at st, Mark S cathedral Bishop
Robinson of Nevada will preach tho
paccalaureate sermon for Rowland hall.
Monday evening at the First Congre-
yational church, Miss Flanders will give
he Rowland hall musicale and present
he medals. Tuesday evening a play
Will be given at Rowland hall by the
Students, call '"The Princess" by Ten :
nyson, and Wednesday morning at IL
, clock the commencement exercises
will be held at st. Mark S cathedral
Many friends from the high school
md the Il. ID. s. university occupied
ooXes and made up parties for the after |
,rday for Miss Margaret Whitney's ,
'lay, 1.-The Sub. In the evening The {
,oxcs were occupied by the members Of ,
he Governor club
Mrs. A. J. Gorbam entertained thirty
It literary afternoon, at her home 8
Miss Anna Decker gave a 6
cry entertaining review Of "Friend- /