The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-08

ono OF the pretticst affairs OF the sea
con vas the violet tea given "Wednesday
afternoon at the home OF MT" ana Mrs;
Walter l.. Mas when MIS-. Mas ana n
fertaincd some two hundred OF their
friends most delightfully."-. The home was
lecorated throughout in violets, the love.
Iy flowers filing vases everywhere. ano
|fhe same violet tints in tulle making ad :
ditional color. The hostesses wore cors,
age bouquets Of the same MOVERS ana
ali the assisting friends as wen. The tea
.rnble had many small crystal baskets oi
Howrrs, while the ices and all the table
appointments were in the same colors-
Mrs, Dean Dsynes assisted the hostesses
..Warrum had charge OF the dining room,
twherc Mrs Frank Knox. Mrs, Wing B..
Allen, Mrs. T.. y. Campbell and Mrs.
Russell Schulder poured tea and coffee
Miss Geneve Felt. Miss ailine MacLean
and Miss Frances Graham. Little Lucy
Mas met the guests nt the door
Mrs. z. 4. wall entertained party Of
about thirty friends yesterday at beau
|tifully appointed luncheon at the Com
merclal club and later at the matinee at
The Salt Lake theatcr, The luncheon ta-
bic was laid In tho gold room. the favor
life place so far for entertaining. and
long rows Of bright yellow chrysanthe-
quests were members OF the Utopia club
and a few additional guests.
Miss Crawford and Miss Marion Roolz-
'of Mrs. Moylan c. Fox Wednesday after
moon al tea AT Miss Crawford's home, 10
|xay goodbye before Mrs. Fox leaves for
Tho coast The home was bright with
dowors and AT tho lea Mrs. r. S. BasConl
and Mrs. George r. Holman poured, while
Miss Hanauer and Miss Ida Hansuer as
sisted.
N,.uI " ct
-iaincd most delightfully."- Wednesday even
ling at dinner at their home, when n
dozen of their friends were guests. Dec
|nrations OF Richmond roses. 9 great clus-
ter OF them filing the central part or The
'table ia u crystal basket, made the table
'very attractive.
Cen. and Mrs j. Milton Thompson are
Known To a number OF friends here, hav-
ling visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. Walcott
|Thompson. The following item from the
Army and Navy Journal will be read with
Interest by their friends here: IA de-
1ightful family gathering took place III
'1he private dining room of the Pomona
Tavern on Thanksgiving evening, when
Thompson. L. s. A, WHO are spending
the winter at Pomona, CAL entertained
'felatycs and sChoolInatcs of tine vicinity,
.ceebratin;i as closely as possible the old
New England festival In spirit and man
'lner Covers were laid for seventeen. The
central place was held by II capacious
bowl made from yellow pumpkin. over
'flowinS with various fruits. The place
cards were engraved with the monogram
.of the hostess in silver and gilt. On
'thc back OF each appeared Il rhyme, which
'carried some joke To- the initiated recip
lent. Souvenirs also were personally aD-
'propristc, or consisted OF turkeys and
pumpkin candy boxes. Old timcs' was
|the general subject OF conversation
Salt lakcrs will be interested in tho
hc nd
Journal Of recent date: Captain Frank
IN. Hines. G, A. c., AT present A student
oflcer attached 10 the advanced class at
Tic artillery school. Fort Monroe. has
returncd from a weekend visit 10 New
York City. where lie spent most OF his
time with Major T. W. Ward, n. q.
81, "