The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-01

PCIEEIY 1PCIEIY !
PAN ned From Preceding Page,
~ Ia a profusion of pink and
!, Nations.
= ss Mrs. R. E, McConaughy de-
g, Entertained at another of
e kSbly delightful bridge and 500
y 4 len about forty guests pleas
led away the hours In cards.
n ,se Bergerman entertained the
Tan 1red club at her home Tues
noon. Tho rooms were beau
coYated with spring flowers.
3 were won by Miss Jean
I'd Miss Bergerman-
1.-The interesting events of the
w when Miss Gladys Kimball
a number of her young
20 meet Edward Mann and
ffilgus of Ann Arbor. The
e prettily decorated with pen
rcd carnations placed elfec
,und the room. The evening
nntly passed In games and
G'y7illiam J.. Buckley was the
3ay evening at dinner gwen
1drew's s mission house. when
Bent were Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Hiss Lucille Francke, Miss
IN, Miss Elinor Stewart, c. A.
ii Earl Fassett.
" Mrs. Henry Kimball delight"
rtained thirty friends In hon
John Henry Kimball in honor
&'fhday anniversary. Informal
Nolections were given, after
y Remainder of the evening was
w ards. A supper was served IN
NJ room which was beautiful IN
Tf spring flowers.
one dozen friends OF Mrs.
.lV}iams pleasantly surprised her |
ifternoon with an "alI-day'
, event being her SEVENTEEN .
Ht A delicious luncheon was
1en covers were laid for four
IT which the guests, all of
,s.re sixty years of age, each
y y; ,.autiful and appropriate toast.
w % assisted In helping make
npleasant one were Mrs. Harry
Mss. A. D. Williams, Mrs. +. ID.
y hhMIs. Fred Sands and Miss
u Hams. Vocal and instrument
Ewas enjoyed, Mrs. A. II. Pea
-ng in the afternoon and Civ
al delightful musical sclec
We home was beautifully dec
~ th pink and white carnations,
= he center of the dining table
y imense mound of the fragrant
Meith enc flower at each plate,
n of the occasion.
sarI Luke delightfully."- enter
a box party at the Shubert
tcrnoon, after which lunch
lerved at Franklin s.
E Sleatcr will entertain Tues.
lonor of Margaret Shannon
shower.
2 afternoon Miss Erma Snow
d at cards in honor of Miss
all, who leaves soon for her
Indiana. Prizes were Won by
West and Miss Valois Pierce.
ful luncheon was served, the
being beautifully brought
~ the assistance of roses and
'hite carnations.
hel Robinson was the hostess
evening at a delightful re-
honor Of her birthday. The
As pleasantly passed in music
8, the prizes being won by
land Guy Wilton. The rooms
i5ly decorated throughout with
n and ferns. Those present TO
M pleasant affair were Inez
eiFyel Rasband, Ethel Iarkin,
lckson, Bessie Young. Thilda
\ Emma Siddowsy: also Messrs.
tp, Ralph Casterline, John Lee,
rtln, Floyd Casterline, George
Richard Robinson,
led e. Arnold was one Of the
pr the week when she enter
flour, tables of bridge. The
\ ks assisted by Mrs. H. q. Mey-
AlIhome was prettily decorated
SY.pwers and purple and white
11ainty luncheon was served
le afternoon
alar monthly birthday lunch
N Young Woman S Christian as.
EFes held Thursday afternoon
"a iooms III Brooks arcade, the
ing Mrs, John Weir, The dec
#yere IN pansies, a largo basket
raced the center Of the table,
ne of the afternoon was the
On OF a large birthday cake
the delightful affairs of the
the dance given by Mr.. and
ellington Lake for Christian
noted lecturer. Tho dining
ne beautiful home was deco,
yellow satin ribbons and
inc delightful affairs of the
one at which Mrs, A. Fred
fthlned the members Of the
ub at her home Wednesday
The afternoon hours were
Il whIled away in cards, the
~ won by Mrs Lynch. After
'lcious luncheon was enioyed,
mons being beautifully car
lIlies and violcts. In the
me table was a large mound
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