The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-17

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! elaborate event Of Thursday even
M " ..es es the garden party given at ROW.
"ssu WI nv the members of the Girls
s. nsH eociety. The beautiful grounds
endg, dhgr,l,iantly lighted and the Hawaiian
s,hsdours furnished music There were
xfune .tclling booths ana G nlso noS%, o0o.ns
for sale Tho reception committee
,s,od OF Mrs Morris l.. Ritchie, Mrs.
IIism c. Jennings: MIS-, 5 X Cola
''ij Mrs. c. L. Perkins. Miss Clara Col Col
fHs n; and a,as MRS chairman @ nj of the ~ re-
cns Committee. The candy tables
5n'H N charge OF Miss Godbe and the
TN branch of the Girls Friendly So
~ st' Marks church. and Miss Gale,
tSe ~ girls OF ST. Paurs church. served
on153e' 20 o3 81 Peters and st, Johns
5ehss had charge of the flower booths.
j. S. Birch was chairman of the
r. committee The fortune telling
(, R,n vas in charge OF Mrs. W. 2. Kiser,
lic9otn l I'wcilIe SMJ FRANKIE, Mrs. McCune and
Sanpington, The affair throughout
ls-s = most successful one. and all the
~nmittces deserved great deal OF
IN for their splendid work. The
'<seds of the affair will I'll go toward
&r1ifnr the fund for the summer camp,
i III az there was a large attendance.
Ufe sum was realized.
LII and Mrs. T. G.. Webber and family
all
- fWo weeks at the different hotels.
onc of the pleasant affairs Of Thurs
IL sSternopn was the second in a series
bridge teas given by Mrs. Elbridge
hor,es at her Second avenue home.
ZEN tables of the game were played.
All later large number OF friends called
4 w. lea. Mrs Walter Stone and Mrs.
uucIl SchuIder poured in the dining
N1n assisted by three charming young
Tia the Misses Katherine Richards,
Eanor Park and Delate Currie, The
1or scheme Of green and white was
nffIy and effectively carried out with
Z <es and sr1ilax.
Ms Julia Cruise Howe will celebrate
cighty- birthday anniversary
n afternoon. A large reception will be
Esn from 3 10 {. O'clock at the home
her SON Charles R. Howe, 26i North
{ |zt West street. No formal invita-
ms nave Oetn lSSuSus buk an
\ cordially invited TO attend.
Mss Phyllis Dwyer pleasantly enter
.sAned Monday afternoon for Miss Dolores
trre who was married Wednesday
/ ming at the First Congregational
I1rch. The afternoon was passed in
1 Ids, the prize being won by Miss Dor
~ Partridge. The decorations were
4 IN roses. the centerpiece on the table
'rg pink La France roses. The hostess
rs assisted by Mrs. Frank Jennings.
Iose who enjoyed the afternoon were
k- Lulu Hemmick, Mrs. Wallace Hun
"a Miss Rae Campbell. Miss Dorthy
sirtridge Miss Katherine McCarrick.
y Myrtle Jack and Miss Mignon Den
The Misses Adella and Corwin Pitts.
companied by their younger sisters
\ Lee and Corrinne, have left f.-
eadcna. where they Will spend the
nme'.
Iiss Vida Fox and Chester Y. Clawson
prnfng at l o'clock. They left imme-
ltely after for Los Angeles, where they
stay for month or six weeks. Upon
cir return they will be home TO their |
ends at 81 Second avenue.
Electa CHAPTER No 8. o. E. s.. will
buffet picnic at the lake Satur- |
n me o'clock train. All members OF |
order arc cordially invited TO be |
sent.
n her usually charming manner. Miss |
py Lambourne entertained Thursday
Frnoon at six tables of bridge, COM |
ouentary to her guest. Miss Carla |