The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-15

fsountry club was gay yesterday
.ufsh nearly half hundred out for
NE weekly Wednesday luncheon
nj card party. The rooms were
N bright with flowers and every
4 -,os decked with the season
Mrs. Edwin O. Howard enter
score of friends. almost all be-
"A girls of the debutante class. In
- '-fe dining room. III compliment TO
=,iEe Stubblefield and Miss Marga-
'7nre. The long oval table was
:. nae garden with It's great CEN
- .tsf of rustic weave filled with
- of roses In varied shades of
ccatfered over the cloth in sprays
A ia were the same roses snd a
q .rorceous rose was at each place.
were found with the handsome
I'M cards of the hostess in white
A = main dining room Mrs. David
~ fprfained a party OF eight friends
cenfral table. the affair being in
u N Mrs. James a. Miner, recently
| .-om the east. The long table held
4 y rustic baskets filed with deep
Z-a and the same color was seen In
Sopointmen;s. At the large round
I ~<sTbv Mrs. w. w. Armstrong en-
'.sd q company of eight, the mem
IL her tournament club. Mrs. c.
I<<1e was the hostess at A luncheon
\ \I,~ In compliment 10 Mrs. w. f.
a and-her mother. Mrs. Sanford,
"a @. W. Fifeld entertained an
1orty of four near by. Other par
fWo and three filled the remaining
1ni most of the guests remained
DIay bridge at the usual Wednes
Y<srnoon game. Mrs. Fifield winning
1b prize
<s late evening The entries in the
1'rnament went out on the INKS;
&1fter having cleared slightly, and
fIle first qualifying game In the
lent. The players Wall be allowed
my any time today
marriage Of Miss Marian McEwan
IIfred T. Cutler. which took place
on yesterday, was followed last
81 by an elaborate reception at the
~ Mr.. and Mrs, Henry r McEwan.
In large number OF friends OF the
ndng people were invited. The home
fIght with roses through all the
md on the broad vcranda in front
her OF handsome flags were draped
% OF the day and here punch was
Hazel Cutler and Miss Louise Nc
besides the bride and bridegroom,
reneath a perfect bower OF white
<cen and with them TO receive the
were Mr.. and Mrs. McEwan and
|nd Mrs. John C. Cutler. In the
room, where many friends assisted
Ing a buffet supper, pink roses and |
. made rosy color. with pink peo-
mixing every space The bride wore |
~ ,Ns al m
mite satin and carried a shower !
6c's roses The young people will /
heir home in this city.
ELLIOTT Kiniball entertained yester-
4 the second In a series of bridge |
\ her home when ten tables OF the |
Tere played and later a dozen or |
Ne friends came III for tea. The /
were bright with roses. pink and |
being chosen for the decorations. |
ostess was assisted by her mother. |
W. II. Lowther. and in the game |
2fternoon prizes OF little brass bas-
He'd with flowers were awarded 10 |
7ercy Sadler. Miss Daisy Raybould. !
rs, Mrs b O. Mecklenberg, Mrs. |
Pierson, Mrs. A. s. Bowers, Mrs.
|on, Mrs. Vaughn Paul and Miss
rite Taylor.
. Walter, G.. Tuttle entertained a !
of dozen young girls yesterday |
oeautifully appointed luncheon in !
0f her two nieces. the Misses MIL |
nd Marion Tuttle, The table deco
. were OF American Beauty roses.
n vase Of crystal holding the cen
<coratlon. Place cards were OF ar
Dutch scenes and following the
a
harp music by the hostess.
and Mrs. j. r Walker are back |
he east, where they went TO at
1e commencement exercises OF Miss
rs school. where Miss Margaret
and Miss Norinne Thompson have
[tending school the past year. Miss
} Is visiting relatives near New
and will later go TO Detroit to
\ schoolnate there for q part OF
INNER before coming home. Miss
eon. who is also visiting friends !
{eW York. will Join Miss Walker
roit. and both Will probably come
kogether.
Morrill, y. Farr was the hostess !
|ay afternoon at q delightful Ken
tea at the the Spencer home in |
neat 10 Miss Maud Ritter. In !
Hon OF flag day the house was |
Ia flags, both out OF doors and in, J
4 the decorations were in keeping |
he national colors. About twenty
lends were present, and after q |
|urs over their thimbles a delicious
was served. the hostess being as
By her sister. Mss Eehan Spcn-
nae wedding OF last evening was
n Miss Hazel ost,er and Newton |
home at S O. clock. Nephi l.. Nor
Ioim!ng the ceremony. The bride
Handed by Miss Vera Badger and
QBuer WIS the best man, The
vas gay with many flcwers. and
<uends were present TO witness the 1
my and TO wish the younS couple
|ees The bride Was dressed in n
q soft white chiffon over tafteta
<u last trimming, and sho carried
roses. Miss Badger woro paie
'1hfon over the same color. ard
'aes were pink. Assisting during
ming were Mrs. w. r. Gillespie.
larry os;ier Miss Mabel Barber
:iss Vcrn Barber, Mr., ard Mrs.
ners will shortly be Mt home at
ny Eighth South street.
|Sffy crowd o! young girls enjoyed (
4 party on Tuesday evening at
tne affair being In honor Of Miss
"a Iuttle and Miss Lenora Smith. /
Whom leave shortly for the coast.
UsI guests were Miss Mildred.
MISS Lucille Morningstar. Miss |
aatthews. Miss Marion Hiskey,
:utn kepath. Miss Beulah Hudson
We Myrtle Turner.
@4rTiage OF Miss Ethel Wether-
Cnicago and Walter T. Randall |
[iy VIII take place today. In the I
'T.si the ceremony to be per-