The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-11

talented California women who have
been identified with the newspaper fra.
ternity.
Mrs. Bavard MendenhaIl was hostess
Yesterday at a beautiful luncheon at the
Commercial club in honor of her SISTER
Miss Florence Spence, whose marriage
to J. r. Howarth will take place the
latter part Of the month. The round
table spread for a dozen OF the most in
innate girl friends Of the young bride
was decked with pink carnations and
orange blossoms and all the appoint
ments were in the same colors.
Miss Joy Witbeck entertained a
score Of girl friends yesterday after-
noon at cards in honor of Miss Uinta
Booth, whose marriage to Chester f..
Bowers will take place on June 90. Five
tables of the game were played and a
delicious tea served in buffet style
followed, the young hostess being as
sisted by her mother. Mrs. J. Fl. Wit
beck, Mrs. Booth and Mrs. Bowers. The
rooms were bright with pink roses and
peonies. which in the dining room had
added to them lilies OF the valley and
pink tulle for the table decorations,
Mrs. James a Miner and her grand
daughter, Miss Margaret Mcclure. who
will be home this morning, have been
spending some time at Stlantic City.
and were guests on Tuesday last at a
dinner given by Major and Mrs. Sgd
ney A. Cloman. Major Cloman has Just
recently been promoted from a cap
taincy.
Besides the weddings which are the
all.absorbing topic lust at present,
there are numerous affairs planned for
the week Just opening, teas and lunch
cons being interspersed with outdoor
will be the tea at the Child home on
Tuesday, at which Mrs William II.
Child and Mrs. Porter will entertain
for Mrs David Anderson Of Chicago.
Mrs. Frank l.. Hines and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Clayton I, Thatcher. have
issued invitations for large tea on
Thursday afternoon AT the Hines home
in honor of Miss Helen Boes. Eancee
Of Lieutenant Charles Hines, one of
the charming girls of the younger set.
On Wednesday Mrs. q. o. Howard viii
entertain nearly score of young girls
at luncheon at the Country club for
Miss Louise Stubblefeld. and the same
day a golfers tournament and lunch
con will be on at the club, with the
inevitable card party following.
Mrs. Walter Tuttle will entertain
party of young girls NJ a. luncheon also
on Wednesday, in honor of her two
nieces. the Misses Mildred and Marion
Tuttle, who leave shortly for Cali
fornia, where Miss Mildred will enter
Stanford next year. Mrs. j. l., Craig
will be the hostess on Saturday next
at a bridge tea at her home on Thir,
teenth East street. Among the large
and elaborate events of the future will
be the lawn fete on June 2l, to be
given by the Girls Friendly society
on the board lawns of Rowland hall
The affair is to be an elaborate one
and without doubt Will be as success
ful as any managed by the popular
young girls OF this organization,
Mrs. D. Elliott Kimhall has issued
invitations for two bridge teas TO be
given on Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week. Miss Dorothy Gilmer and
Miss Harriet Partridge will entertain
party Of Young people at a dance
Friday evening at the country home
of Mrs, Mary F.. Gilmer on Eleventh
East, the old Country club.
The Country club was crowded all
Yesterday afternoon and in the even.
ing very large number eujoyed the
table d hote dinner and the dance
So,-aro1 orti