The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03
SOCIETY

. SOCIETY
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An & AMI enbarra ssments. Tho Tribune +
iii Z caucus that persons leaving social Z
notes, and especially m marTissEe s !
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Society seems TO have taken on new new
a.ace nj life for June is opening with
\ Snv number OF really smart events, to
i kay nothing OF the marriages. IL Is no,
v ficeable that greater attention to detail
is given at the current afternoon attairS
sl,an ever before, and in some cases the
afrernoon teas are OF quite an elaborate
description
/ Mrs. Leroy Dinwoodey entertained at
charming luncheon Thursday, compl
hentary 10 Mrs. Walter Stone
Miss Kirkpatrick will be hostess at
bridge tea Friday,
(. Mrs Russell c. Woodruff will entertain
VEaturday afternoon.
III Mr.. and Mrs William Reid have asked
"A few friends In for an informal tea sun
lay evening In commemoration OF their
crystal wedding.
~ Mrs s. V Dcrrah has returned from
Al visit OF several weeks with her sister,
wAIrs. Avery Turner, in Amarillo. Tex. Her
g. mother Mrs. Ten Eyck. who has made
t1hcr homo IN Salt Lake CITY for the past
Year: and who accompanied Mrs. Derrah
10 Texas Will remain with Mrs. turner
ror the summer.
Mrs Corey Albritton pleasantly enter
fained few old friends a the home OF
her mother, Mrs. E. Bonnemort, on South
Temple street
One OF the events OF this afternoon will
e-frier1lan at her home on South Temple
ka,street, The members OF the Crystal cluD
'~to he the honor guests.
''s The Misses Marjorie Brooks and Their
]p,c Sa Godbc were the complmented
quests at Il handkerchief shower given
Ind Bess SnclSrove. The home was pref
Q-tily decorated with spring flowers. Later
IN the afternoon a dainty luncheon was
Ferved
a. One Of tho weddings or Thursday morn
Ing WAS tllat OF Miss Lucille Patten and
DA, j. Wilc'1cn. \ wedding reception for
Ffelatives ana friends was held from TO
Las O'clock. The decorations were elaborate
NY carried out in roses,
g The monthly birthday luncheon for the
SEiriS Of the Y w. 9. a was held at their
rooms in The Brooks Arcade Thursday
noon. with Mis-. w. r. Butler as hostess.
~ one OF The pleasant affairs of Thurs
DAY afternoon was the entertainment
. given by Mrs. Thomas Nipper for the
:. members OF the Inamanuel Baptist church
,a1at her home on South Temple street. The
seis sr:"' was '' '''''' '''' ''''
" Mrs George Brown delightfully."- enter
saained Thursday afternoon for the mem
kcrs of the James Is. Mexican w. II. c.
IA luncheon was served later in the day
the decorations being in spring flowers.
plr:erly Miss Viola Godbe Of This city. Will
frrVe Saturday. to DC the guest OF her
Parents. Nv and Mrs. b. J.. Godbe, dur
fns the summer.
\ The Misse. Grace sullivan. 'OS. Edna
ramomilc and Ethel BiNby. 90. of ST.
MarH's Academy Aiumnac association Will
n Entertain in honor or the twelve members
81 the graduating class Of this year al a
. flaucinG party al the knights OF Colum-
A bus lrsll Saturday evening.
'pflernoon after TWO months trip
A. through the northwest.
h One OF the pretty weddings oi Thurs
day evening was that of Miss Virginia
A Smith and Harry T.. Cantner which tool;
-'place at , o'clock at the home OF the
Brides parents in Dunbar avenue. The
yabside was attended by her sister. Miss
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