The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-22


garrison people. both officers and ladies',
were present, and Il Few friends lroE'
town as we'll The tea table was gay
with basket OF rcd roses and ferns.
and tho rcd and green WAS carried on
In all details. The Ecstcss WAS assisted
nv tho ladies of the Second battalion. the
Mrs. John NJ. Palmor, Mrs. Guy Eocher
Mrs Guslayc \ Wicser. Mrs. f NJ. MI
Ter and Mrs Clark r. Elliott,
Tho symphony concert of yes crlaT
afternoon drew n large number Of So
cioty folk TO enjoy The splendid musical
programme. and the stalls were n!!ei
with a ;ashionably dressed thronE. Colo
Mrs O. W. Powers Mrs Bcnner Y.
Smith Mrs. y. Moor" Lindsay and Miss
Lillian Woodward. Mrs. John G. Gutter
them Mrs {. r. stewart. Mrs. =. {.
KooGh Mrs. j. r. IiinGslrTy and Mrs.
Horne. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh DouSall
Mcclellan and Mrs, Brown occupied an
other stan and smaller parties were scat
:cTcd throughout the house.
Miss Marjorie Dcy entertained q party
Of moro than thirty Young girls vcster-
day afternoon at tea bridge in con, =
plment TO Miss Stella Fabian. when in
the early afternoon seven tables II The
game We're played and later number
more friends came In for ten. The
rooms were most effectively dcCoEa ted.
ulnk ana silver through llH i'HtlplS ana
in the dining room wealth of tho colo
nial Colors blue and gold. Tho coors
wcro carried out in violet sand daffodils.
and the table arrangement was most ar
tlstic.
The patroncsses for tho Iglehart-
Brincs recital Monday night wlll hc Mrs.
ReG RerfarS Mrs FaS Edwin S'soG& y Iomcs MrS Mrs. aS va
NJ Ferry aud Mrs. J. r. Walker
Among the events scheduled for to-
day in honor of the Washington birthday
anniversary will be OIL elaborate dancing
party az the Amelia palace given 10y
Harold Lamb. who Is visiting his uncle
aud aunt Col and Mrs, z. +. Holmes.
! The Daughters Of the Handcart Vet
Grams and the Daughters Of the Giar
/ Pioneers together gave delightful af-
| fair last evening in tho form of an old
! fashioFed ball In the Bishops building
/ on North Main street. Tho han was
/ decorated with patriotic coloys and the
! ladies' who form the two societies were
many of them dressed in old fashioned
/ gowns that were most picturesque and
! interesting. great number of friends
I were present as well MS tho two societies
Miss Ethel Paul and some friends will
] entertain on Friday evening at The Pau
/ home with n Crawford tea which Wal
/ be one Of the Interesting old-faslionet
I events of the week The guests Will wear
| old fashioned gowns and some of then
have "A collection Of these. and old fash
/ ioned refreshments win be served. Mrs
! John Reed Miss Edna DTyer. Mrs. a
s. Peters and Mrs. Jack Taylor VIII tax,
| part in q programme and there will h,
some violin and plano numbers.
Mrs. r. c. Mitchell entertained yes
, terday afternoon at a bridge tea In honor
! of Mrs a. 3. Wicher Of Fly, who is here
on n visit The home was bright viii
jonquils the tea table holding great
bowl Of the sunny flowers set on :
cloth of handsome cluny lace. Here
Mrs. John Reed poured, following tn
game when. In addition TO those who
! PLAYED carly in the day. number came
In FOR tea.
The following viii be read with inter
Platts, who arc now stationed at Benicis
Captain William p Platt ordnanc'
department. has been ordered TO He
wall for duty in connection with the
prooNng of the sea coast defense ord
nance at that place He VIII also inspec
the ordnance OF battery F. First field ar
tlllcry."
Mrs. Wing r. Allen and her littl'
daughter Jane who have been Visltini
Mrs. Aliens parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w
H Alexander for the pas, five months
left Yesterday for the east. They vii
Mr. Alien Will come on from New Horl
Ia meet them and accompany them home
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Bigelow. VIII
have been spending the past two week
at Garfield. leave Thursday over III
California They will so direct To Sal