The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-04

crystal vase of purple iris graced the
center of the prettily appointed table,
around which were seated, besides tho
| guests Of honor, Major and Mrs. A s.
Rowan and Lieutenant and Mrs. Up
ham.
Mrs. A. J. Gorham entertained twenty
at a charming purple and white lunch
con at her home Thursday in honor Of
her cousin. Miss Dayton of Iowa. The
guests were seated at five small tables
each with q handsome centerpiece of
iris and snowbalIs. Following the
luncheon, Mrs. John Reed gave some
of her delightful readings,
Mrs. Lizzie Geisler entertained thirty
three at her home Wednesday evening,
in honor of her birthday. Games, music
and dancing were enjoyed, followed by
an elaborately appointed supper, when
rooms and tables were handsomely deco
rated III tulips and poppies.
Miss Stella Smith and Miss Georgia
Williams entertained at Colonial
party Thursday afternoon, which was
followed by a luncheon at Franklin IS,
in honor of Miss Eva Lund, who leaves
on Saturday for an extended European
trip.
Mrs. Kenneth C.. Kerr and Mrs. John
A. Marshal were guests Of honor at a
charming Spring luncheon Thursday,
given by Mrs. William Igleheart. a
large mound of spring flowers graced
| the center Of the table, around which
| twelve were seated.
Miss Lyle WINNER entertained TWEEN
| ty at the game Of hearts Thursday
| evening. in honor Of Miss Irma Eber-
hardt and Mr.. Mcfarland, who are to
be married early in June. Purple and
white iris was effectively used in the
| decorations.
Mrs. j. NJ. Bowman entertained
eight at prettily-appointed luncheon
| at her home Wednesday, in honor of
Mrs !. f. Evans, who left Thursday
for her homo in San Francisco, Cal. The
table was effectively decorate in spring
| flowers,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Walker
have left the beaches Of the Pacific
coast and gone into Los Angeles, and
are at the Daukersham hotel for
| a week before returning home
Mrs Berkhocl left Thursday morn.
ing for New York, where she will JOIN
her daughter, Miss Agatha, and sail
! from there June 10 TO spend several
months abroad.
Mrs. Milton Landcrs of San Fran.
cisco, Cal, sister Of Mrs. B. B Quinn.
is visiting in this city, with her two
daughters, and Will remain for the sum
| mer-
Mrs. G. B. Dunklc Of Washington,
Pa, will be here today to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. il. Mccoy, at
2G0 West First North street.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred S. Sharp Of Ko-
| komo, Ind, are guests Of old time
friends here until Monday. They are
pioneers of Howard county, Indiana
Miss Annette Hooper of Los Angeles,
| Cal. viii be here the last of this month
TO spend several weeks, the guest of
Miss Renee Redman
Mr.. and Mrs. A, Fred Wey and Miss
Mary Halloran arrived in New York
last Sunday evening from spending the
past five months abroad,
Miss Beth Critchlow will leave Mou-
day for San Francisco, Cal, where she
will spend several weeks visiting.
Mrs Downing Of Los Angeles, Cal,
arrived Thursday, to be the guest of
her aunt Mrs. G. Ira Tuttle,
Mrs Eugene Chandler will leave to-
day for Boston, Mass, where she will
spend the summer.
Mrs Union Worthington was hostess
al an informal bridge tea at her home
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Carl Allison of Ogden is spend