The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19

of Mrs. Ross Savage OF Kansas City,
The house was beautifully decorated
with roses, the dining room In white
and green and the library and pnrlors
IN pink and red carnations and roses.
A pleasant evening was passed Fri
day at the home of Miss Segrid John
son, it being her nineteenth birthday.
Music and games were features of the
evening, after which refreshments wero
served. Those who enjoyed the pretty
affair were GLADYS Wetcnkamp, Walter
Nelson, Lille Illingworth, Alma Faw-
son. Orabel Gibby, Wilson Simmons,
Leddingham, Ralph Casterline, Vcrnie
Wetenkamp and Ernest James.
One Of the pleasant affairs Of Satur~
day afternoon was when Mrs. Henry
Klcirschmidt entertained for Miss
Hazel Dorius, one of the popular brides
to.be. A pleasant afternoon was spent,
dainty luncheon being served later
in the afternoon. The home was at
tractive with an abundance of roses.
Miss Barr and Miss Blake, two popu~
lar brides of the month, were the COM
plimentcd guests at pretty afternoon
affair Saturday afternoon, given by
Mrs. Thomas Wise. Dainty refresh
ments were served, the color scheme Of
pink and white being beautifully car
ried out with the assistance of roses.
One OF the most delightful affairs OF
the week was prcttily appointed
luncheon given by Mrs, j. II Witbcck
in her usual charming manner in honor
of Mrs w. II. Wilkinson. Tho decora'
tious were beautiful The pretty table,
where covers wero laid for thirty, had
for n centerpicce n large Florentine
lace piece, upon which was a large mir
ror with a cut glass bowl of beautifully
shaded pink La France roses. Cut glass
attractiveness to the table In the liv-
ing room and parlor there were tall
cut glass vases Of rich American beauty
roses. 4 feature of the afternoon was
musical programme beautifully given
| bv Mrs Witbeclk IS daughters, the
Misses Joy and Aleta Witbeck, after
which Miss Joy Witbcck gave several
| interesting recitations. The hostess was
assisted by her daughters, and Miss
Lillian Wilkinson.
| The Woman s Missionary society OF
the First Presbyterian church will hold
meeting Tuesday afternoon at tho
home of Mrs II. c. Mcmillan, $40 East
South Temple street, starting at
o 'clock. Mrs. DR.. Tyndale will have
charge, and Mrs, IL j, Dinniny vii
preside, As this is the last meeting OF
the year it is hoped that there will bt
a full attendance.
| a truly charming affair of the weel
was the party given Wednesday evcnin!
| by Miss Gertrude Movie, complimentary
to Miss Hazel Dorius, bride of th'
month. About eighteen young people
chaperoned by Mrs. Frank c. Moyle
motored down to the Cottonwood farm
Of James H. Moyle. and before a bon
FIRE told stories and sang songs TO thei
hearts content, with an elegant counur'
supper to add Zest 10 the entertainment
Miss Adell Adams invited a few
friends TO attend birthday party q
Saltair to enjoy her fifteenth birthday
chaperoned by her aunt, Mrs. jaime
Terry, Those present were Mis-
Myrtle ADAMS, Miss Nellie Johpson
Miss Margary Wiseman, Misses Lillian
and Birdie Nordquist, Vaughn Cutler
\ udrew Smith, Lawrence Wallace
Harry Summers. Lester Margetts, Dal
Foote and Thomas Simpson.
Mrs. A. Shook delightfully."- enter
tanned at pretty party Saturday even
programme was enjoyed. after whicl
dainty refreshments were served. Tn
home was beautifully decorated wit
roses, sweet peas and carnations,
| Mrs. Clemens, wife of chaplain
Clemens Of Fort Douglas, will entertain
the Sunday school teachers at the chap
lain quarters Wednesday at 3 clock,
The Misses Allison Moffat and Fideli
Gay entertained the members of tn
Entrenous club and their friends mos
pleasantly Friday evening. chaperone
by Mr.. and Mrs. William Giauque, Thos
who enjoyed the affair were the Mise
Leone Eldredge, Geneva Mckenzie
Mary Tuckett, Marion Moffat, Mariori
Moifat, Myrtle Thompson, Ida Parker
Catherine Moifat. Mary Leatham, ALI
son Moffat, Fidelia Gay, Messrs. n
Fulmer. H. Moffat. +. Tuckett, w. Ash
ton, !. Bergman, NJ; Mofrat.. They wer
Joined later in the evening by tn
Misses Maud and Irva Fisher, Messrs f
McGhie and j. Miller and Mr.. and Mrs
June Fisher.