The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-24

and Mrs. +. II. Berg and Miss Florence
, Allgood Mrs Sutton. mother of the
groom, wore handsome gown OF vel.
, low silk trimmed in black lace. and
Mrs. j. II Waters. sister Of the bride
wore pretty gown of Alice blue tat
feta. Mr., and Mrs. Sutton left later
Tor short trip east. Mrs Sutton wore
, a stylish travelling dress of gray serge.
Wltn hat and gloves TO match. After
April 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Sutton will be at
home TO their friends in Park City.
where Mr., Sutton is n prominent bust
ness man.
Miss Josephine Auerbach of New
York. who is here the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Cohn. was guest of honor
Miss Minette Baer. In the bridge game
which followed the prize was won by
Miss Helen Cohn, Tuesday evening
Miss Ancrbach was guest Of honor at
n card party given by Miss Helen Cohn.
when thirty young people enjoyed the
evening, and the prizes were won by
Miss Minette Baer, Miss Elsie Joseph
son, George Auerbach Max Cohn and
the guest Of honor
DR.. and Mrs. Fred Stauffer and sons,
Leaver and Harold, who sailed from
New York March D, landed at Alexan-
drla, Egypt. Tuesday of this week. They
viii spend two weeks there before going
20 Palestine Until April | their adj.
dress Will be Beyrout, Syria. After that
date they viii spend several weeks trav
cling before going 10 Vienna. where Dr..
Stauh'er Will visit several Of the large
| hospitals.
! Mrs. Hcber Lee entertained sixteen of
, hEr FRI dc af ltar al at h.
! con al the home of her sister, Mrs.
! Harding. Wednesday. followed bv a. box
party at the Mission theater, The
guests were seated at one table, which
was effectively decorated with a mound
of violets in the center and The place
cards were hand-painted in the same
! flowers.
Professor and Mrs. Arthur Shepherd
and children. who have made their home
! for the past two years in Boston, Mass.
are planning to sail late in the sum
mcr for stay of some time abroad.
where Professor Shepherd will study
huudeT the direction Of some Of the lead
| ing masters.
! Mrs. Thomas Jennings Will be home
! late in the spring from spending the
wiuter IN the east with her daughters.
! Mrs. BRYANT Wells. who, with her 'hus-
!
ernor s Island, New York. and with
! Mrs. Arthur Shepherd in Boston, Mass.
| Mrs. S. c. Snyder entertained six at
a prcttily appointed yellow luncheon
at her apartment in the lvanhoe. We'd
&c. II. Blanchard, Mrs. u. G. Williams,
Mrs Irene A. McKimmins. Mrs. j. A.
Mclean and Mrs. John Reed.
I
Miss Marjorie Dickson of Martin 's
, Ferry. O., who has spent several weeks
here with her cousin, Miss Stewart.
I left "Wednesday for a visit with rcla
f,ves in Los Angeles and San Diego,
Cal. She will return east the latter part
of JULY.
DIR. and Mrs. w S. LOOMS will have
rs their guests the latter part Of the
week Mrs. Loomis's sister and niece,
J Mrs A. l.. White and Miss Orphelia
White, who are on their way 10 their
J home IN Fayetteville, Ark, after spend
ing the winter in southern California.
! The Easter exhibit and sale of Miss
! Edith Mcguire : beautiful water color
paintings was held at l-eyson s Wcdnes-
day MANY of her oicturcs were Utah
scenes and, as usual. her exhibit was
an attraction for members Of society.
| Mrs. Richard y. keyes entertained
dozen vounR ladies NJ stall party nj
the Salt Lake theater Wednesday after
noon in honor OF Miss Winnie Rhodes
of San Francisco, Cal, who is visiting
here. The box party was followed by
! a luncheon ut the New Louvre.
Mrs Richardson Of Boston Mass.
and Mr. and Mrs. Packard and daugh.
iers of Oak Park, H.. VIII he here the
latter part of the week 10 visit Mrs,
| y. +. Putnam and her daughter, Mrs.
f. T. Heisler, at their home on Cath
crime street.
Miss Cecilia Warmop entertained
twelve nj a kcnsington at her home
Wednesday afternoon in honor of Miss
edna HAMPTON, spring bride.to.be
The rooms were prcltily decorated in
the season. flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. S James Dennis. who
are making their home i'll Washington,
u. c.. expect 10 leave soon for Georgia.
where they Will spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs, X, O. Kcves entertained
at a luncheon at the Cullen yesterday
at noon in honor OF Mr. and Mrs.
George NJ. Weaver of Chicago,
Lieutenant Wiley Evans Dawson Of
Fort Porter. who is 30 be married April
> Ia Miss Katherine Adams will he
here the last of next week,
The many friends Of Mrs. Henry, G..
Hoffman will be pleased TO hear that
she is improving after her operation IN
Baltimore. Md.
Nrs Ernest Anstce expects to leave