The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-03

returned to the city. Mrs. i. L. Ritter
and her children have returned after
stay of several weeks. Miss Marie
Odell and Miss Elsie Mcmillan returned
early in the week Mr.. and Mrs, George
NJ. Bacon and their family, who have
had the Fisher Harris cottage for the
summer. are home again, and Mrs. Nor
ris L. Richie, who was guest Of Mrs.
r. ii. Browne, has returned.
The coming week, which instead Of
being the opening one of the autumn,
will be rather the closing week OF the
summer, is to be crowded with events,
The largest and most important is the
reception and hop next Friday night to
be given by the officers and ladies Of
Fort Douglas in compliment to the new
commanding officer, Colonel Frank B.
Jones, and Mrs. Jones and their daugh-
ters. Major and Mrs. ARA asmith, Cap.
tain and Mrs. Cavenaugh and Captain
and Mrs Conrad will assist the hop
committee. The same evening a party
at the Gilmer place for the younger
boys and girls will be given with Miss
Mary Gilmcr, Miss Asenath Cowan and
Miss Martha Watson as hostesses. Mrs.
Il. w. Boyer will entertain on Monday
with luncheon at the Country club
for large party of friends. Miss Edna
Farnsworth will be the hostess the
othy Thompson, September bride, and
on Monday afternoon Miss Emma Zane
and Miss Florence Ware will entertain
at tea for Miss Frances Ferguson. Mrs.
Charles Z. Richards will entertain on
Tuesday next at a luncheon followed
by bridge at her home. Mrs. William
a. Cavenaugh will give tea for the
two daughters of Colonel aud Mrs.
Jones to meet the young girls, the
guests being the young people only.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert W Sloan enter
tanned a merry company Of friends last
evening at circus party followed by n
buffet supper at their home on Brigham
street, The affair was in compliment
to their guest, Mrs. Bernders, but was
really for the two little daughters OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reid. Others in
Rooklidge, John S. Critchlow and j. T.
Goodwin.
A delightful affair of yesterday af~
ternoon was the tea given by Mrs. Karl
A, Scheid in honor of her niece, Miss
Adelaide Woodruff, who leaves shortly
for Dana hall to enter school The
guests, numbering between fifty and
sixty, were all the younger girls, the
-debutante class, and the house was
like rose garden with its bevy OF
youthful beauties amidst a wealth of
flowers. The decorations were all in
pink, asters forming the floral part,
and pink candles with shades to match
garet Walker and Miss Dorothy Rook-
hdge poured tea and coffee, while as
sisting them were Miss Sybil Walker,
Miss Alice Lyme, Miss Elma Darling
and Miss Olive Bendson. At the punch
bowl in the alcove adjoining Miss Mar
garet Mcclure. Miss Lillian Lane aud
Miss Norinne Thompson presided. The
hours were from 4 to 6.
Mrs. Harry NJ. Fennemore enter.
tanned delightfully."- yesterday with a
luncheon at the Commercial club, fol-
lowed by three tables of bridge, the af.
fair being In compliment to her cousin,
Miss Luvera Snow, September bride.
The guests were seated at the large
round table IN the main dining room.
and gay decorations of lavender and
white asters with a touch of pink made
the place attractive. Favors in
the same shade, making tiny corsage
bouquets fastened with pin of anne
thysts were at each place, and in the
game of the afternoon prizes were
awarded the winner at each table. The
guests, besides Miss Snow, were Mrs.
George A. Snow, Mrs. Drusilla Grant,
Mrs. Joshua Grant. Mrs. w. M. Hunt,
Mrs George T. Odell. Mrs. j H. Rich
ards, Miss Mathews, Miss Kate Mat
thews, Miss Wright Of Ogden and Miss
Kate Groo.
Miss Lydia Boyd Of Twin Falls, who
with her mother has been spending the
past week in the city, is popular visi.
tor among the young people and was
entertained at numerous affairs during
her stay Miss Boyd gave a large cir.
Gus party yesterday afternoon to a com
pany Of friends and was guest at
dinner given by Miss Lucille F'rancke
before leaving last evening. Mr.. Ber-