The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-19

VERY delightful affair Of yester.
~ day afternoon was the tea at the
IN Weller home on Seventh South
"A street. at which Mrs. Elias A.
Smith and Miss Pearl Weller, the
daughters OF the house. entertained large
company OF their friends In compliment to
| their house guests, Mrs. Gregory and Mrs
Relner Of San Francisco and Mrs, Clif-
ford Foster. bride OF the early summer.
The home fragrant with the sum
mer flowers. the deep reds and yellows
OF nasturtlums filling the parlors, and
sweet peas the living rooms. while In the
dining room great basket OF pink roses
with pink tule bows decorated the table.
Here during the afternoon Mrs. Ray
Weller. Mrs. e, NJ. Weller, Jr., and Mrs.
George Weller took turns pouring tea
and coffee. while assisting In serving
were Miss Dagmar orlob, Miss Frances
Cowa, Miss Dorothy. Watson. Miss Mig
non Denhalter and Miss Mercy Lewis,
Miss Miriam Brooks will be at home
this morning after a stay OF a year in
Boston and vicinity. where she has con-
! tlnued her musical study under Arthur
Shepherd and Arthur Farwcll. Miss
Brooks has arranged an Informal re-
the home OF her uncle, 9i3 East South
Temple street No invitations have been
issued. but all OF Miss Miss Brooks's friends
the first of next week for their cottage at
Brighton and will remain there for the
| rest OF the summer.
Mr., and Mrs Robert w Sloan enter
tanned last evening NJ dinner at their
GSon,ntry home The MgrIes the e., AFFAIR 2,ln
| William Spry. The table was beautiful
with sweet peas arranged In artistic
Isshion. The other guests were Mrs
| guest. George Cutler and Mr.. FLYER. Mr,
and Mrs. Sloan will entertain again on
Saturday evening at dinner and a musi-
Gale at their home in honor Of their
| guest, Mrs. Webb.
Mrs. Charles n. Blanchard and her
mother. Mrs. George S. Blanchard, were
the hos stesses yesterday afternoon at Il
delightful though informal tea at the
BLANCHARD home In compliment to Miss Hiss
| cool. spacious rooms OF the home were
bright and fragrant with the summer
flowers. sweet peas and nasturtiums be-
Younger girls, among them Miss Helen
BoSrud, Miss Marguerite Richmond and
Miss Katherine Lewis. assisted in serv-
ing.
An interesting wedding of today Will
be that Of Miss Beulah Behle of this city
and Frank Estabrook OF Nnmpa, Ida,
which will take place at high noon at st.
Marks cathedral. The bride Will be at
tended by Miss, Gladys. McConaughy and
best man, A wedding breakfast at the
Behle home will follow and the young
people will leave on trip to the coast
|
| home.
Mrs Thomas Marioneaux entertained
most delightfully."- yesterday afternoon at
! an informal bridge party for Mrs. Ewald
of st, Louis who is visiting at the Mayo
home. The decorations were all in the
yellow shades of nasturtiums. Follow
ing the game tea was served, Mrs. NJ. E.
! Ijpman and Mrs. W. II. Mcintyre pour
ing and the Misses Dorothy Marioneaux.
Etha Mayo and Margaret Mcintyre as
listing.
| Mrs Charles A. Bovd OF Ogden came
! down yesterday to spend day or two
with her brother. Captain a, j. Macnab.
~ Fort Douglas. Captain Macnab leaves
TIE regiment within few, days TO go to
! ,iittsburg on special detail In the quar-
tcrmaster's department.
DR. and Mrs. George schramm and
| time spent in Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco, Or Schramm having attended the
meetings OF the American Medical con-
rention al the former place. They are
ct home again at the Bungalow apart
menls.
woman, who is spending a few days in
salt Lake. will speak TO club women on
Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Rowland
hail, under the auspices OF the civic
health and industrial committees Of the
state federation. ..'..'
MI anu MIS-. DStLll bT1StOn nave re-
turned from their trip through Yellow
stone and are at home for a few days
with Mrs. ST.. A. C. Maeean on Fifth East
a visit with friends IN the country for
the warm weather, and Mr.. and Mrs
Brayton will keep the Macean home.
Mrs Charles t. Richards Will entertain
today with luncheon at her home for q
few of the closest friends of Mrs. William
c. Jennings. prior to her departure for
the east
Mrs. Charles l.. Hoag and her children
have returned 10 their home In Sheridan.
Wyo., after q delightful visit of "a month
or more here
Mrs. Harry S. Anderson has gone to
Maundlow. Mont, where she Will be the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Edward Ellis.
Mrs. Eugene Gaylord will entertain this
afternoon at bridge tea at her home
on First avenue.
The usual mid-weell luncheon, followed
By bridge at the Country club will be the
attraction today and a number of small
and Informal luncheons arc already
planned for the day.
Major and Mrs. Houston Dudley OF
Nashville; Tenn, who have been visiting
in the city for, the past few days, left
Mrs. Edward s Ferry and Mrs Lear
hltcr motorrd down from Brighton on
Monday 10 attend the opening perform
an"e of "P!nafore.'
Nr. and Mrs Robert w. Sloan have
taken a house al 15l Brigham street.
wher" they viii shortly be at home to
their friends.
Mss Zcta Morris and her mother Mrs
T. NJ. Morris nave returned from visit
with Lieutenant Robert Morris OF the
cruiser California al San Francisco
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Moyle and their
| family have gone 10 Brighton and opened
Up their cottage for the summer
.Ir and Mrs, r. p. Striffle of Omaha
who have spent the past week at tine
Avalon apartments with MIR and Mrs. ]
r. Craig, left for home but will spend
some time in Colorado Springs and Den
yers