The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-03


Temple street, AT which ten of their
friends were entertained, The dinner
table, OF long oval shape. was covered
with handsome lace cloth over white,
making n lovely setting for It's exquisite
d"cora tions OF the new Ward roses.
quantities of which adorned il, Through
out the other rooms tall white chrysan-
thcmums were used. Mr.. and Mrs. Sloan
ball. tho company being. besides them
selves. Mr.. and Mrs Robert j. Glen
dinninE, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nibley
Charles Sccort and Harry Lee.
An interesting Wedding Of Wednesday,
evening was that OF Mrs. Bertha Bu
chanan Of Portland, Or and \.
AgUew, Il prominent business man OF
Portland Or. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. Elmer ]. Goshen
al the home Of Mr., w. l.. Mcleod, and
latcr the wedding party went 10 the
per MIR. and Mrs ASn"w VIII leave
today for their home in Denver.
Mrs. u. u, Houtz and her sister Mrs
r. w. Dunyon, entertained a few Of
their friends Yesterday afternoon at
brids" in honor of Mrs. j. ". Bishop
and Mrs. Sam Schwab of Provo, both
OF whom are in town for short time
The home. was bright, with autumn How
ers, ma inly yellow chrysanthemums. AT
the tea which followed the game Miss
Romola King. Miss Adrcune King and
Miss Vera Edwards assisted the host
essos in serving.
Mrs. r. 3 shannon entertained yes
lerday at the first OF two bridge teas at
her home, seven tables Of the game be
more came in, Tho home was bright
with yellow chrysJnthemums. Mrs. Z.
S. Keogh poured. while a number Of the
Younger eirls..Miss tieneye Savage. Miss
az. fs,n; i,Ii, / ,I.,,,
and Miss Virginia Shannon-assisted,
Mrs Rudolph DumbecIs was The
hostess yesterday afternoon nj the 1irst
OF two small bridge parties at her home.
four tables OF the game filing the carly
hours OF the afternoon. Tall yellow
Chryagnthemums were used ior the dec
ration of the tea table, where Mrs.
Warren Butler poured at the tea which
followed the game, Mrs. Dumbeck Will
give similar affair this afternoon,
with Mrs. w. J. Browning assisting
Mr. and Mrs. Robert w. sloan. Mr..
and Mrs. George Cutler and Mrs, Will
liam Reid will leave this morning for the
southern part OF the state by automo-
bic 10 spend the next two days, return
Marysyalc to visit the ranch OF Mr..
Sloan there,
Mrs Russell l.. Tracy has issued invj-
to Mrs. L, i, Holrnes, next Wednesday
afternoon from to. O'Clock,
Mr. and Mrs Hubbard W. Reid have
gone 10 California TO spend the carly
winter.
Mrs. John c. Nivcn OF Los Angeles
Is here for n visit OF a fortnight with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Waldemar Van
Cott,
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Wen left Yesterday
morning for IA months stay In New York
Miss Josephine We'll and her little Sis
| Ter Ma%ine. are AT Rowland hall for The
time
Mrs. J. W. Bishop Of Provo Is in town
I for u visit OF a Few days with her moth
or. Mis-. D, u, Eopiz.
Miss Maud Fitch Of Eureka is in towl
/ visiting Mrs. Walker Salisbury for q
! few weeks
Mrs. Richard ]. Norris has ssuod in
, vi,ationN Cor kensiugton tea and
! bridge tea 20 he given at her hom'
dag and Friday Of neSt week
Mrs. Oswald and Miss Hazel Oswal,
are expected home today after an 0b
sencc or nearly two years touring tin
world.
Mrs. NJ Is. sowlcs is back from a visi
With her daughter Mrs II. c. Roberts
In Denver
Mrs. l.. s Stricl;ler. who has been IL
Of appendicitis. ia recovering satisfac
;ori)y
Miss Anna Ford Ryland Of Eansa
CIV is here visiting Or. and Ms. "
q T. Terrcl for a few days. Miss Ey
land Was an attendant at their wed
ding.
Mis- Marguerite Richmond viii enter
tain a, small affeir this afternoon.
The young people of tho University c
Utah vii enjoy thetc first dance OF IN
season this evening. the affair bein
given hy tho technical students in tn
museum building
Mics wv Paul entertained the mcmbe'
l OF the Mariposa club yesterday after
A noon AT the home OF Mrs. y, Skid
n more.
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