The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-21
EVENTS OF THE WEEK

Miss Merle Taylor entertained Wed
nesday afternoon for her guest, Miss
Aileen Haley of Nashville, Tenn Gold
englow and sunAowers in the dining
room and library were used IN pleas
ing effect while in the living room Law
ender and white sweet peas were used.
Punch was served in the library by
Miss Aileen Taylor and Mrs. E. Y,
Taylor, and Miss Venus Romney as
sisted the hostess in receiving,
For Miss Marguerite Williams and
Miss Elizabeth Holdeman who are
guests at the George T. Odell home,
Miss Winnifred Bride entertained with
a luncheon at the Country club We'd
nesday. The goldenglow was used IN
charming effect, the place cards being
carried out in gold and white, with the
monogram Of the hostess adorning the
corner.
Mrs. Frank P. Swindler was hostess
at luncheon at the Country club We'd
nesday when covers were laid for
twenty.
For Mrs. George Knox and Mrs.
George Jones OF San Francisco, who
were formerly residents Of this city,
Mrs. Frank Knox delightfully."- enter
tanned at luncheon at the Country
club Wednesday.
Among some of the hostesses at the
Country club Wednesday were Mrs.
D. c. Roberts. Mrs w. W. Armstrong
Miss Stella Fabian and Miss Mildred
Mcmillan.
Miss Hazel Clark entertained Tues
day afternoon in compliment to her
o-
City. The rooms were attractively dec
GRATED IN flowers Of the season, mas
turtiuris and asters being used in pro-
fusion. Games were feature of the
afternoon, prizes being given TO the
winners. Miss Clark was assisted by
her mother. Those present to meet the
guest OF honor were Mrs. Frank Lowe,
Mrs. c. G. Barron, Mrs. c. c. Parsons,
Jr,, and the Misses Isabelle Shifer,
Edgarda Wedgwood. Edna Coates, Sadie
Coates, Amy McDermott, Elinor Prout,
Rowena Korns. Ruby Kerner, Helen and
Rose Evans, Kate Groo and Dorothy
and Phyllis Dwyer.
For Miss Ruth Ridd. whose marriage
to Varsil Hammond took place Thurs
day evening. Mrs. Mabel H Johnson
and Miss Sybil Geary entertained at a
linen shower. Twentyfour young peo-
pie were present TO enjoy the evening,
which was passed. in guessing games
and fortune telling. The decorations
of the rooms were in nasturtiums and
red berries. Mrs. W. E. Coulam as
sisted the hostesses in entertaining.
Mrs. George Voris was one OF the
hostesses OF Tuesday afternoon, when
she entertained with three tables or
bridge for Miss Minnie Balm, who is
a guest Of Miss Edith Campbell, "a sis
ter Of Mrs. Voris. The cheerful dec
orations were carried out in golden
glow, and the hostess was assisted in
Progressive bridge occupied the after
noon, Tor which prizes were awarded
10 the winner and the guest of honor
Monday afternoon the Misses Venus
Romney and Merle Taylor entertained
lat a luncheon in Liberty park in com
pliment to Miss Alene Haley Of Ten
nessee, who is the guest OF Miss Tay-
lor. Miss Haley returned Thursday TO
Tennessee.
Miss Nellie Nicholson pleasantly en-
tertained Monday afternoon for Miss
Naomi Felt, bride of the week, and
Mrs. Chester Y. Clawson, who has re-
Gently returned from an eastern wed
ding trip. Cards were features OF the
afternoon. Goldenglow was used in ar
tistic profusion throughout the rooms
The young hostess was assisted in enter
tanning Mrs. W. j. Eldredge.
A delightful social event of We'd
nesday was that given by Mrs. J. NJ
Silvers at her home for Mrs. Frank
Laben, a former resident of this city
who left during the week for her home
IN Pueblo. Colo. In the house the color
scheme OF yellow was effectively car
ried out with cnrysanthemums, the
rooms being darkened and the lights all
shaded in yellow which threw a rich
golden glow over the guests On the