The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-14

SC ,srrest affair AT the Country
-,,h Yesterday was the luncheon
s,idsc given by Mrs. Hubbard w,
poed in honor of Mrs. Edwin r.
tToin,ss al which sixteen friends
I,r,si,ed The long oval table
,a eI'I In The private dining room and
H.or,ifuI ~ with its rose colorcd and
p,c,s pesv which were used In great I
place cards We're eNquisitely
'1en: '1es,ra,ed scenes brought by the
sam abroad. Following the
~ ,hn puests enjoyed four tables
.rom ..r n,beE prizes. also brought from
1ee rere spoons Of some Of the prin-
~, ranesn countries The guests
rs Holmes were Mrs. Jay r.
r. Mrs % David Keith. Mrs. William
,.m Mrs. NJ. $. Woodward. Mrs.
-. { Ricc. Mrs. Richard A keyes.
~ p Holman, Mrs. T.. {. Howard,
"A meg Ivers. Mrs. Frank Knox: Mrs:
i ETfieId, Mrs. Benner \. Smith and
robert j. Glendinning-
s.nohIful affair of yesterday after
rrse the bridge tea given by Mrs.
,r D. Smith al her home on q
y far . score or more Of her friends.
kssutifnl little home was gay with
u nurple end white asters form
Ne main decoration, while the tea
a mass Of ferns and asters. made
Ia affractive picture. Five tables
~ a,ere played, and later de-
!. sunner was served The hostess
.sieted by Mrs. Robert Oliver. Mrs.
az Of Provo and Miss Edgarda
.rood. Other out Of town guests be-
SSrs Cheevers were Mrs Cooper
.ton. Mrs. Gates and Mrs. VIII Ber-
and Mrs. P. y. Num- entertained
,ffnIiy vesterday with a. luncheon at
country club IN honor Of DIR, and
Eugene Fuller Of New York and
family who left later with them
vlsif al Olmstead in Provo CANYON,
'pjIer. who is an eminent New York
cjan has been tourninE the north
Vdth his family. spending some time
MI and In the Canadian Rockies,
will be guests for a few days at
rad,
marriage Of Miss Minerva Young.
aughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Richard
'oung, and Adam * Bennion will
place this morning at II o'clock in
In Lake temple and will be followed
jiately by wedding breakfast at
ounE home for The members Of the
antilles, numbering about twenty
From Till In the afternoon the
'rouplc wiI receive their Intimate
q Informally 10 say goodbye before
& for New York, where they will
the next year.
|. Oscar Williams was the hostess
day at n prettily appointed lunch
the Commercial club in honor Of
Stella Williams. formerly of this
but now OF Riverside. Cal. The
where covers we're laid for eleven,
ccorated with TWO shades Of purple
and place cards in the same
+ were at each place, The guests
he former friends Of Miss Williams.
, whom was Miss Alice Farrell. who
ONE musical numbers following tho
.or. Miss Williams leaves today
Il home.
marriage of Miss Elsie Parsons.
ter OF NJ, X Parsons. and Walter
drew will be solemnlzed TODAY In
1fst Presbyterian church at high
The bride will he attended by her
. Mrs. F.. c. Parsons. as matron
'or. and Walter Dansie will be the
nan. The young people Will leave
liatcly on p wedding trip.
!. William III. Dale entertained at a
tea at her homo Yesterday. the
d two bridge parties. the second
given this evening The beautiful
nome was all decorated in yellow
mite In harmony with the mural
rs. Six tables of the game were
end later more friends came IN
PSI tea, The hostess was assisted
q Fred Hornung, Mrs. w l.. Nc
~ Rooklidge.
Edith Godbe entertained a few
most intimate friends Of Miss Elsie
a yesterday at n luncheon al the
home The long table was bright
'pTers, yellow coriopsls and GOLDEN
mixing It most attractive. The
pesldes the br!dc-to Zoe. were Miss
Holmes. Miss Isabel Shiffer. Miss
'Ft Walden. Miss Rose Evans. Miss
2n Beatty, Miss Dorothy Rooklidce
1'ss Josephine We'll.
md Mrs. L. G. Miller and their
q daughter, who have toured Eu-
-lrlng the summer by motor. were
sailed ON the Lusitanla on Sep
from Liverpool. but the vessel
|clsyed few davs on account Of
and Viii sail from Liverpool this
After short stay In New
ne Millers will reach here before
\ OF The month
and Mrs. ". 4. Sherman and
-slghter.- Miss Mary Sherman, are
hotel Utah and will remain In
-or visit of several davs. The