The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-04

NEW YORK. Aug. 3.-Mrs Ava VIII
ing Astor, who several months ago OBJ
Jacob Astor. returned to New York from
London on the Oceanic today She WAS
met al the pier by Mr.. Dobbins. secre-
tary for her divorced husband and by her
son, vincent who had come from New
port on the fathers yacht Norma.
Ihesc circumstances revived the rI.-
imors that she might remarry her former
husband and Mrs. Astor was asked IL
she would go 10 Newport on The yacht.
II don't know she laughIngly re-
Asked the direct question il there was
ANYTHING In the rumor that she would
marry Lord Curzon. former yiccroy Of
India, she answered:
NO; these reports are not true
pretty luncheon Of Wednesday was
that given by Miss Lucille FRANKIE at the
Country club for Mrs. W. G. 3. Terrell
and Miss Lydia Soyd. who is the guest
of Miss FRANKIE. The dainty color scheme
OF pink was carried out in roses. sweet
peas and Gadlo)as. The ceuterpicce OF
pink rose buds, and loose sprays of the
three flowers were scattered over the
table. Several pink shaded candelabra
also added attractiveness In the table.
Candies and desserts were carried out in
pink. Covers were laid for eighteen,
those present besides The hostess and
guests OF honor being Mrs. w. J.. Kiser.
Mrs. Roscoe Brccdcn. Mrs. Elbridge
Thomas Mrs. Arthur p. Stone ard the
Misses Elinor and Marguerite Stewart.
Aileen Maclean. Mildred Mcmillan, Mar
Euerite Rice, Gertrude Hampton Ruby
Lambourne, Stella Fabian and Elizabeth
Allen.
Miss Louise Sullivan was another
charming hostess al the Country club
Wednesday when she entertained for
Mrs. Robert II. Allen who is a visitor
in the city. The table was bright with
abundance OF Eoldcnelow. the center
table n1Ntn.
basket filled with the pretty flowers. The
place cards were worry odd and unique.
being tiny imported Japanese rice. paper
cards ornamentcd with Japanese figures.
Yellow shaded candcabra We're used. the
effect being beautiful in the eNtrenc,
Those present were: Mrs. Robert II.
Armstrong. Mrs. w. c. Alexander. Mrs,
w. u. DoTohcr. Mrs. -. G. Cannon, Mrs.
{. w. Fihcld. Mrs. o. w Powers Mrs.
James Arrasmilh. Mrs. Arthur Hertz
Ter. Mrs. Louis Gates. Mrs w. II. Child,
Mrs. Richard kcycs Mrs. George Airs
and the Misses Mncttc Bacr Maymc
Noble and Winnie Rhodes.
Mr. and Mrs. Sig Simon entertained at
n beautifully appointed supper at the
ship cafe at the lake Wednesday even
ing for Miss Stella thurman of Louis
VILE KY. charming guest al the Simon
home. the table decorations were cX-
quisitc. The color scheme OF green and
gold was beautifully carried out with
In the center of the table was an i'm
mcnse brass basket filled with brigm
Goldenglow. with loose sprays of the
same flower placed about the table in
artistic protusion. Long streamers of
green tullc extended from tho. basket 10
the different parts OF the table. The
dainty place cards were imported. be-
ing hand-paintcd in gold. Those present
10 enjoy the pleasant affair were Miss
Thurman Of Kentucky, Mr.. and Mrs. Sol
ONION Goldstrom OF Omaha, Mr.. and Mrs.
:. b. Leon, and the Misses Lotttc Obern-
dorfcr. Jean GlaZicr Josephson. Helen
Colin. Pearl RothSchid, Emma Cohn Miss
Iloway OF New York, Daisy Furschgott.
Helen Self. Lily Levy. Allie Levy. MIN
cite Bacr. Tile Kahn and The Messrs.
Arthur Cohn, John Alexander. Levinson
Ezra Bacr. krauskoff. Lew Marcus
Dave Levitt. Julian Bambcrgcr &. o.