The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24

Mrs. G.. G. Phmmer poured tea. The
prizes Of the afternoon were awarded
TO Mrs. NJ. Whitney, Mrs, c. i. Rood,
Mrs. A. Warren, Mrs. G. H. Blanchard,
Mrs. Sam Porter, Mrs o. H. kister;
Mrs A. b. Baxter, Mrs. G. +. Stiehl
and Miss Ina Boutwell,.
Mr. and Mrs. Elias A. Smith enter
tanned at an elaborate dinner Monday
evening'at their home Is East Seventh
South street, To celebrate the seventy
first anniversary of 4. NJ. Weller, fa-
ther of Mrs. Smith. The house was
prettilv decorated with roses and ferns.
After several toasts appropriate to the
occasion were given, supper was
served.
The Misses Gibbons were the
hostesscs Monday at delightful
bridge affair at their home on Third
avenue. Luncheon was served in the
dining room, which was beautiful in
bostcsses were assisted in entertaining
by Mrs Louis Gates and number OF
young society girls.
Miss Ada Murphy entertained tho
member Of her card club and fe"
friends pleasantly at her homo Tues
day afternoon. She was assisted in ct
terJdlnlDR hN ner molneIs his'
scy, and her sister. Mrs. Arthur Muir
ply. The decorations were in spring
Flowers.
! Miss Mercy Lewis entertained at d
house party the last of the week at the
Walker farm. The party of young
people who went out to the pretty
oran, Miss Mercy Lewis, Miss Lucille
Clark Walter Folland, Ruel Halloran
and Lewis Sowlcs.
The members Of the graduating class
of St Mark s hospital were delight
| fully entertained Wednesday evening
by the St Mark IS Nurses alumnac at
the home of Miss Dahlia YoungberG.
| The members Of the graduating class
are the Misses Laurice Darlington,
Hannah Hansen, Lillian Simpson, Mary
Jacobson, Annie Anderson and Ruth
Webb. The evening was pleasantly
passed in games and music. after
which dainty refreshments were served,
with the class colors, blue and golo.
carried out in the home decorations.
Mr. and Mrs. o. G. Kleinman, 1852
Ninth East street, delightfully."- enter
Monday evening. An enjoyable even
ing was passed in music and games
after which light refreshments were
served, About one hundred guest
were present and a good time was en-
joyed by all.
Mrs p. G. Hampton delightfully."- on
tertained Thursday afternoon for hel
guest, Miss Ethel Plant of Sacra
mento, with several tables of five hun
dred. Pink tea roses formed the pret
/ ty decorations in the parlors, while til,
dining room was beautiful in lavender
carried out in lilacs. Mrs. i. NJ. Foot'
i, and Mrs. Charles Breach assisted in tht
dining room. In the evening Mrs
Hampton entertained fourteen younI
people al bundle shower TO meet Mis-
Plant, given in anticipation Of he
; marriage, which is TO take place th'
latter part of June in Sacramento.
{ Mrs. Lipman was hostess Thursda,
afternoon at the second Of n series o
Q bridge parties, at which twelve table
were played. Later in the Afternoon
q. dainty refreshemtns were served, th
a decorations being in roses and appl
blossoms, placed artistically upon eacI
table, and around the various rooms
n Mrs. Lipman was assisted in enter
: tanning by Mrs. Charles Bell, Mrs
George r. Smith, Mrs. Hugo Drueh
and Miss Gaby, Prizes were awarde,
y at each table 10 Mrs. II. n. Mayo, Mrs
: Charles w. Mount, Mrs, j. II. Banks
Mrs. w. Mcdonald, Mrs. w. j, Brown
ing, Mrs. A. c. Ewing and Mrs. RI
: cardo Struller of New York.
, Mrs. George Steiner was the hostes
> Wednesday at the weekly meeting o
the Bridge club, of which she is
member II was an unusually deli phi