The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12

some sort of hirsute appcndage either
on lip or chin. comes the following from
very small boy. lie had been gazing
in wonder at the fearful appearance of
beard on the chin of his paternal
ancestor, and once seated securely on
his father s knee he felt very, very
carefully Of the growth
"Well. Dale, said the fond parent,
''what do YOU think of il?
''l don t know. papa - was the
cautious reply. But fink it's
feathers
4 very pleasant affair of Yesterday
vas the bridge tea at the Mcintyre
home on Seventh avenue at which Mrs.
William II. Mcintyre and her daughter,
Mrs. Fred DerD. entertained a large
number of their friends. Fifteen tables
of the game were played. and more
friends came in later to enjoy tea. The
home was bright with autumn flowers
through all the rooms. except in the
dining where, on a beautiful
table. a great vase OF ink Killarney
roses made the floral decoration. Here
! following the game. Mrs. John Dern
and Mrs. T.. A. Wall were seated pour
ing tea and coffee, while the Misses
| garet McMillen and Lucille Purcfoy
assisted
Mrs. Claude 7. Barnes and her sister
| Miss Ruby knowlton, were the hos
| tesses Yesterday afternoon at 4 very
| delightful tea at the Barnes home or
| Tenth avenue in honor Of Miss Haze
| Barnes. who is recently home from
abroad. The artistic home was adorned
with flowers in tho late autumn shades
| the tea table with a cover of lace over
| k1
in the candles and the deeper yellow
| chrysanthcmums used for its decoration
| Through all the rooms the same color'
! predominated. The troubadours, seated
in the den. furnished music through the
afternoon hours, and from , till nearly
D O'Clock a stream of friends came II
exchange greetings. Receiving with
the hostesscs and their guest of honor
was Miss Martha Barnes Of ksysville
| while in the diningroom Mrs. Clifford
! Foster and Miss Romoa King poured
tea and coffee. with Miss Vera Sjodah
and Miss Jane Quincy Kimba II assist
ing
The past week has been another ot
the rushing kind in society circles. the
smart set having kept at il every hour
of the past week. The largest event OF
the week was the magnificent reception
| S''N" w NhOuutN nlEuD idSJ DN 'DtH.L
| tor and Mrs. Thomas Kcarns. an affair
which was attended by more than 20t
of their friends. Mrs. Tracv's recep
tlon ON Wednesday in compliment &c
Mrs. Holmes WAS another delightful so
clal event. and the dinner given Thurs
day. evening by Mr.. Newhousc in honor
OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. ". Sloan was an
elaborate affair. Numerous smaller az
fairs. for both afternoon and evening
have filled the time. The latter part oil
the week bad the absorbing topic ot
interest in the wonderfully artist,
presentation at the Colonial, bott
nights drawing magnificent audiences
For the opening night many boz
parties were given. Colonel and Mrs
Holmes having as guests Mr.. and Mrs
Karl A. Scheid and Mr and Mrs Jay
7. Harris. while Mr.. and Mrs. Slos 4
entertained Mrs. William Reid. Charlie,
Seeord, John $. Critchlow and Harry
Lee.
The week lust oCeniug is fairly wei
| hlled with scheduled events the most
elaborate being the reception nj the
Odell home for which Mrs Howard
Pendieton hirtley. who was Mis-.