The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-25

tractively used in the decorations. The
hall was banked with large sprays OF
crimson rambler. while many vases of
! pink roses were used in the parlors.
and the dining room was in pink pc
onies. 4 cluny lace piece over pink
satin covered the tea table, while a
low mound OF pink roses graced the
center, with crystal candelabra with
pink candles and shades at either end
| The bostesses were assisted by Mrs
Raw Heckerman. Mrs. +. c. Falrweath-
er md Miss Helen Boxrud, The guests
were greeted at the door by little Miss
Lcjune Heckerman.
! The members OF the Bay View club
en nioyed their annual picnic at the lake
Thursday afternoon. Following the
ath dainty supper was served, when
covers were laid for twenty five at a
table arranged in the shape Of a Latin
cross and prettily decorated IN tn
ian colors of red, green and white.
while the table centerpicce was a
mound of white roses and ferns, the
club colors. The place cards were ma
rine italian scenes. The Italian idea
was carried out. as italy was the coun.
try studied by the club last year.
A delightful Kcnsington was enjoyed
al the Paul home Thursday afternoon.
when Mrs. Samuel Paul and Miss Ethel
Paul entertained about fifty of thelr
friends. A quantity Of garden roses
were used throughout the rooms. The
hostesses were assisted by Mrs. j. NJ.
Dart and Miss Anna Decker. During
the afternoon several musical selec-
tions were given by Miss Esthci Allen
on the violin, accompanied by Miss
Maud Thorn.
Miss Alice Young entertained forty
five at her home Thursday evening in
honor Of Miss Grace Grant, who will
be married June 30 The evening was
spent with games and music. The
rooms were prettily decorated in the
garden roses, while the lawn was bright
with many Japanese lanterns. Miss
Young was assisted by Mrs. Arthur
Shepherd and Mrs. Nephl Morris.
Miss Merry Lynch entertained eight
tables at a bridge tea at her hom'
Thursday afternoon in honor Of the
Misses Pansy and Bell Warner. who arc
uncle, Colonel T NJ. Sterrctt. The
rooms were bright with many vases o:
garden roses. Miss Lynch was assist.
ed BY Miss Fdgarda Wcdgwood and
Miss EGcs Yates.
Mrs. P. +. Ferguson and family left
Thursday evening for Long Beach. Cal.
where they have taken cottage for
the summer. During their absence
their home nj 1867 Second avenue,
viii he occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. W.
c., Bogue and two daughters.
Miss Ruth Cooper entertained six Al
charming pink luncheon at her home
Wednesday,, followed by a box party
at the Colonial. in honor Of Miss Flora
Cramer. who is visiting here from Hi
nois. A mound Of pink roses graced
the center Of the table, with rose
at each place.
George T. OdeIl. and party left Italy
June II and expected 10 he in Havre
on june %. MI Odcll has exchanged
transportation so that the party will
sail from Liverpool on the steamship
Clsminia August 81, thereby extending
their trip ten days:
Mrs Ralph f. Hoag entertained AT
an informal reception at her studio
Thursday afternoon. TO meet Franz A.
Bischoff of South Pasadena. Cal, who
is spending a week or two here. Mr..
Bischoff is an artist Of oil and china
painting.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold NJ. Pitt and
children sailed Wednesday, June %,
from Seattle, Wash, on the Minnesota
for their home in Manila. They expect
to arrive there early in August,
Mrs. W. P. Cooper, son and daughter
will leave early in July for Pasadena,
Cal, where they viii visit for a time
and later 90 To Ocean Park, Cal, for
the rcmaindcr Of the summer.
Miss I.eona Rogers and Hyrum Stew
art were married in The temple Thurs
dav noon, A reception followed in the
evening at the homo Of the BRIDES
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Orson 7, Rogers
Mrs Bryan Conrad entertained SIX.
at pretty luncheon III her quarters
at tho post Thursday. A large mound
Of red sweet peas formed the table
ccpterpiece.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, f. Neslcn are pleas
antIy located for month AT the Perry
hotel in Seattle. Wash;
Mrs. r. r. Harkcr will leave soon for
a visit of several weeks in the east.