The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05
EVENTS OF THE WEEK

Mrs. j. f.. Dcardorff and Miss Nellie
Pitts pleasantly entertained at Il china
shower Wednesday afternoon, comDh.
mentary to Miss Ethel Cooke. The
afternoon hours were pleasantly whiled
away in social chat, luncheon beng
served later. The house was attractive
with n wealth of red and white roses.
Those present were Mrs, Charles Pitts,
Mrs Steve Ingham Mrs. Will Crowton,
Mrs. Ralph Pitts Mrs. Jim Pitts, Mrs.
Edward Pitts. Mrs, Fred CIuff, Miss
Ethel Cooke. Miss Jennie Cooke, Mrs.
David Cooke. Mrs. Harry Mercer. Miss
Nellie Burton and May lngbam.
Mrs. George Williams entertained at
Il prcttily appointed luncheon Tuesday
afternoon, complimentary to the NJ. B.
circle. when covers were laid for ten.
the decorations being prcttily carried
out with the assistance of roses. Those
present were Mrs Luna Moore, Mrs. Ida
r. Van Cott, Mrs. Lily c. Wostenholme,
Mrs. Mary Doxcy. Mrs. Mark Abrams,
Mrs. B. Laramie. Mrs. V Andrews and
Mrs. w. McNinnie.
Mr and Mrs. Roy West entertained
Monday evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs {. w. Montgomery. who soon
leave to make their home in Oklahoma.
Cards were the feature Of the evening,
when five tables were played. tho prizes
being won by Mrs. Carleton Barnes,
Miss Ruby Snow, Roy Kingsbury and
Roy West. A buffet supper was served
at the close of the evening, and musical
selections were given by Miss Mar
gucrite Duvall.
A decidedly original and delightful
affair was given by Mrs. Arthur W.
To, hnr hn
compimented guest was Mrs. Charles
A. Quigley. The appointments and de-
tails were carried out in Oriental effect
even TO the costumes of the hostess, the
guest Of honor, and her niece, Miss
Emma Quigley. wearing attractive
Japanese costumes. Iris and purple
phloX were used in the decorations of
the rooms and the tea table, whore the
menu included rice cakes, Chinese
sweets and other eastern delicacles
served in Japanese and Chinese dishes.
Four tables of bridge were played,
where the prizes were in tho Oriental
effect. and a number of invited guests
came in expressly for the tcu which fol-
lowed the game.
Mrs. +. S. Murphy was one of the
hostosses of Thursday afternoon. when
she entertained with a large bridge tea
at her home in street. The pleasant
rooms were made still more attractive
with masses of June roses, each room
being distinguished by one shade. The
livingroom in red. the library in pink,
and the prettily appointed tea table IN
the dinin~-room in red and white,
where Mrs. J. A. Reeves poured tea and
coffee. assisted by Mrs. Joel Nibley,
Mrs. Joseph NIbley and Miss Winifred
Brice. Ten tables of bridge were
filled with players. while others came in
for tea. The prizes Of the afternoon
were won by Mrs Fred A. Hale, Mrs
George A. Steiner, Mrs. d. G. Jackling
Mrs. James Ingebretscn, Mrs. r. Il.
McCenaughy. Mrs. w, G.. Mcdonald,
Mrs. Charles NJ. Bell Mrs. A, Fred Wey,
Mrs. Frank Parker and Mrs. Harry
Clark.
For Miss Clarice Saville and Joseph
A. kingdom, who were married in the
morning in the temple, a delightful re-
ceptIon was given from s to II o'clock
Wednesday evening at the residence of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Saville, in Fifth avenue. The parlors
were bower Of green and white roses,
syringa and palms, the bridal party
standing under n canopy of green
studded with flowers, the bride wearing
a dainty white silk gown and carrying
a bouquet Of bridal roses. Miss Emma
Darlington wore n pretty bridesmaid
toilet of pink silk tissue.
The Q. @. c.. club pleasantly enter
tanned Monday evening at a card party
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy West.
Mrs. G. w. Montgomery. who leave the
city soon to make their home In
Oklahoma. The greater part of the
evening hours was whiled away in the
enjoyment of cards, prizes being
awarded to Roy West, Mrs. Carlton
Barnes, Roy Kingsbury and Miss Tram
Snow. After the prizes were given a
dainty little buffet luncheon was en-
ioyed. the decorations in the dining
room being prettily carried out with The
assistance of a wealth of red roses.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. C. D. Moore
opened her pretty apartments in the
Swallow for a silver tea and cake and
candy sale. Quite a number Of parish
members called in the afternoon for tea,
each leaving piece of silver, thereby
poured by Mrs. Chambers, the newly
elected president of the guild. The home
was attractive with profusion of Grim
son roses.
Ono of the pleasant affairs of Monday
evening WAS d lawn paIIy given DY MIS-,
Charles w. Stewart and Mrs. Ellen
Stain, at the home OF the latter, 1877
South Twelfth East street, The large
shade trees were artistlcally decorated
with the stars and stripes, intermingled
with clusters of red, white and blue
lights. The earlier part of the evening
was passed in the singing of patriotic
songs. after which tasty supper was
served. the table being prettiy deco.
rated with garden flowers.
Mrs. G. A. Light entertained Tuesday
afternoon at box party at the Mission
in honor of the tenth birthday anpiver-
sary of her son, Cluff Pawlas. There
were twelve of his friends present as
follows: Marion Pawlas, Union Mills,
Mansfield Reeding, Melba Dunyon, Lu.
ellie Hemeuway, Jason Hemenway,
Julia MIehousen, Dolly Bishman and
Sammie Stewart. The young people
were chaperoned by Mrs. G. A. Light,
Miss Eth Marsing and Ruth Olsen. At
ter the performance dainty refresh
ments were served,
Mrs, o, w, McGill pleasantly enter.
tanned the members Of the Opal Card
club Tuesday afternoon. when cards