The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-25

filing the whole house with their
beauty and fragrance.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barrell enter
tanned the members of the Boes- Hines
bridal party and number Of their
friends last evening Mt most delight
ful card party ut their home. Tho
rooms were bright with the June roses
of the garden and tallies and score
cards in green and white. the colors
chosen for the wEdding. were used.
Mrs, &, |. Thatcher assisted the hostess,
Mrs. +. II. Emerson md Miss Mar.
garet Emerson viii entertain tonight
at dinner i'm honor Of Miss Helen
Boes and Lieutenant Frank l.. Hines,
who arrived during the week from
San Francisco. The young people have
been the complimented guests at nu.
mcrous affairs in anticipation of their
marriage on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Carl Williams and her mother,
Mrs. s. B. Cawson. entertained a party
of eighteen friends yesterday Mt lunch
con at the Commercial club in honor
Of Mrs. David Sprunt Of Los Angeles.
The table was laid in the gold room,
and decorations of white and yellow
were used,
There were Two very wise young
gypsies in the fortune telling booths at
u recent lawn party. and they doled out
lust the Sort of fortune they decided
would suit each and every ease. There
were trips for the youthful and vigor
GUS who looked as though they were
planning to work father for summer
outing, There were marriages all made
and ready for the aged spinsters, and
there were money matters for the
young men whose aspirations would re-
quire at least 4 spending account. Very
modest requirements are made on for
tune te]lers, but there are some things
they must supply or lose in their popu-
larity. And the biggest and best as
set an up-todate fortune teller can
have is good working knowledge of
her subject.
Some one must have been rereading
"Thc Firginian. This is the first
that any Of the bridal couples have be-
of honeymoon trip to some of the
glorious natural beauty spots of the
earth may be And for the first time
almost, several have chosen that little
haven of rest--Brigh ghton-whic still
others are planning that most wonder
ful of all trips, and particularly ap-
propriate for western bridal trip,
through the nallQndt park mere are
countless places near at hand which are
real wonderlands and not TO be equaled
in any number or miles spent in reach
| ing the eastern points of interest, even
after all sorts of Inconvenience in the
way of heat and dirt.
| Some people are so particular about
| their color schemes. The latest thing
| is TO have the necktie of the young man
match the frock worn by his best girl,
and the effect is "jes' grand There
was lavender couple-if one may use
| the synecdoche-at recent lake party,
pale pink pair. rose pink pair and a
deep purple set. The last named were
unfortunate enough to be in the care
of Hfather,'' who wore with all the
abandon of the careless, red necktie
not in harmony with "the Deep Pur
lple.h And when the three CHANGED to
| foregather, there was slight CLASH
disastrous results being obviated by q
hurried escape of the young people.
OF course there are eleven months in
| the year in which Cupid does some of
his work, but to the society elitor it
| would seem that "every young maid
and every young blade" residing in
this vicinity had chosen the present
month for the all-important event. And
such importance as is attached TO it.
As Mr. Perlmutter SAYS GA man he