The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20
A. b. Hirth, Mrs. F, l.. Parker, DR.. G.
7. Stiehl II. S. KNIGHT and r. J.. Carey.

The Ware home was the scene OF Il
pretty st Patrick Is 500 party Friday
evening, when the Misses Marian
Thompson and Florence Ware enter
tanned eight tables, and prizes were
won by Miss Margaret Merrill. Miss
Leona McCurtain, George Igleheart and
Oliver Richie.
Mrs. f.. II. Dorman entertained a few
friends at a delightful kensington at
her home Saturday afternoon, IN honor
of Miss Ethel Lane. an April bride.
The rooms were prettily decorated III
the spring flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. C, s. Bnrton entertained
at family dinner at their home Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. n. A. Robertson entertained
four tables at n bridge tea at her apart
ment in the Kensington, Thursday af-
ternon, Later a number of friends
went in to tea. The rooms We're prct-
tiIy decorated in green and white with
clusters Of hyacinths in the center OF
the tea table where Mrs, Mary Bailey,
Mrs. w. NJ. Bradley and Mrs. Charles
Post presided. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Wakeling and Mrs. Dyer Of Wash
iugton, d. c.
Miss Marjorie Short entertained six
tables at 500 Saturday afternoon in
honor of Miss Katherine Adams, an
April bride. Pink and white was the
color scheme prettlly carried out In che
decorations and tallics. Miss Short
was assisted by her sister, Miss Irene
Short, and by Miss Hess of Ogden.
Prizes were won by Miss McCarrlck
and by the guest of honor.
One OF the charming spring lunchcons
Of the week was that Thursday, when
Mrs. Lester D. Freed entertained TWEEN
ty~five in honor Of Mrs. G.. B. Sprague.
The guests were seated at small tables
each prettily decorated in datfodils,
while large mound of the flowers
pracod the Center of the large table,
where Mrs. G.. C.. Goodwin and Miss
Young served,
Mrs S. r. Parry entertained twenty
young people Friday evening in honor
of the birthday of her son, Leroy. The
rooms were prettily decorated in the
color scheme of red and white. Those
who enjoyed the evening were the
Misses Inez and Lillian Hill, Ethel and
Mabel ReesIev. Gcnevicvc Parry, Stella
Lund, Alice Emery, Margaret Morris,
Irma and Frances Hayward, Grace
Evans. Ida Rich, Evelyn Hawley, Myr-
tie Lavendar, Thadius Evans and the
Mcssrs, Arthur Davis, George Lloyd, A,
Anderson, Thomas Parry, Fred haste-
ley and C. Patterson.
Tho Cornforth home was the scene
of A pretty party Thursday afternoon
when Mrs. II. H. Cornforth entertained
in honor of the birthday of her mother,
Mrs, Whitlock. Twenty-Five friends en-
loved the afternoon of music and games;
in the latter prizes were won by Mrs.
f. NJ. Tucker, Mrs. Eager, Mrs. G, NJ.
Stocking and Mrs. Bennett. An elab-
crate luncheon was served and the
rooms were effectively decorated in
green. Several vocal selections were
gwen by Mrs w. Y, Fish and Mrs.
John Reid, while little Miss Myrn, BY
wafer gave several delightful readings
and songs.
Among the social events Of the week
was the Orpheum party Saturday atIer-
noon given in honor of Miss Edna
Hampton, an April bride, by Miss
Vera Bmbidgc. Eleven friends en-
ioyed the affair, followed by dainty
luncheon at Franklin s, when the table
was prcttily decorated IN purple and
each guest received a pretty bunch of
violcts.
Mrs. Mattson of Ogden will he here
the first of the week to spend few
days with Mrs. Frank Knox.
Mrs G. A. Weiser, who has spent
several months abroad with her father,
is now in Paris and expects to return
here the latter part of April Lieutcn.
ant Weiser, who is at the post, has just
written a song which is being published
in Europe, and later the Fort Douglas
band expects to play 1T.
Judge and Mrs. Elliott Of Manila,
who recently visited at the post with
Lieutenant and Mrs. c. b. Elliott,
where they made many friends, who will
be glad to hear that Judge Elliott has
Just had very fine promotion and is
now head of the department of police
and commerce in Manila, where they
are living,
Major and Mrs. w. e. Purviancc,
who have been stationed for the past
three months at Fort Mckinley. Phil
lppine islands, have been transferred TO
Camp Overton, which rs a six days
trip from Manila.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Cav will be home
the first of the week from month spent
in the east,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Oglesby will
be at home to their friends after April
l at Fifth avenue and G. street.
w 2. Noble and his daughter, Mrs
l.. C. Robinson and her child are reg
istered at the Palace hotel in San Fran
cisco, Cal, for a week or ten days.
Later they will go to Los Angeles and
the beaches.
Carroll Bintz and Waldemar Van
Cott, who are members of tho Cornell