The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-20

Recently Miss O'Nell sang at n pub
! lie musicale given at the summer home
of some friends with whom she Is Wis
| itihg at Kcewahdin beach. near Port
| Huron, Mich. She was compelled TO
| respond to several encores before her
delighted auditors would consent to let
| her retire, and the music critics were
| profusc in her praise and in presaging
| great things for ''the charming little
| songstress who is a long way from her
| home on the shores of Americas great
| dead sea-
Miss O'Neill will return home, after
months travel early this week
The Los Angeles Examiner of August
contains the following item of inter
est in Salt Lake; "Mrs, w. G. Whit
ney's daughter. Marguerite, of North
Rose avenue, Pasadena, has Us her
guests two of Salt Lakes most beau
! tiful and prominent girls, Misses JAS
mine and Vivian Smith, daughters o:
mcrous parties are being planned fol
the charming visitors, one of whicl
will be given this evening at the Busch
| garden by DR.. and Mrs. Greeley
Mr.. and Mrs willard Hosford
Omaha have been spending few day
ut the Hotel Utah, on their way hom'
! from Yellowstone. Mrs. Hosford, whit
was formerly Miss Mary Lee Shane, was
popular visitor to this city five years
ago and Is renewing pleasant friend
ships made at that time Mr.. and Mrs.
Hosford were entertained at dinner Fri
day night by Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Kiser
at their home, 100 South Thirteenth
East Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Davis of
Omaha, who are also at the Utah on
their way home from Yellowstone, were
l,,l, 80, 4 Ia Il nhn
will leave for Omaha today.
Mrs S. A. Bull of San Francisco,
who is the guest of Mrs. IL. II. Law
son, is being extensively entertained
bv her friends in this, her former home.
Mrs. John Reed will give small bridge
luncheon in Mrs. Bulls honor at her
home in the Mozart apartments, $50
East Third South street, Tuesday morn
ing. Mrs. W. d, Leonard of Garfield
entertained informally at luncheon
Friday in compliment to Mrs. Bull. The
popular visitor was also the guest of
honor at luncheon Thursday given by
Mrs. Eugene Chandler. Mrs. Bull prob
ably will return homo the latter part
of this week.
The usual table d 'hote luncheon will
be served Wednesday at the Country
be given by the club. Saturday night
the table d hote dinner, with several
small parties to follow will be as pop
ular as usual.
Mrs R. Harkness will entertain at
luncheon Wednesday at 1;30 clock at
the Hotel Utah.
A pretty japanese party was given
hIy IL Doh C,fr
evening, August 10, at the home of
her aunt, Mrs. l.. n Putnam. No. 345
South Fifth East street. The house
was charmingly. decorated with Jap
anese lanterns, pink and white sweet
peas and chrysanthemums. The even
ing was spent in playing some pretty
flower games, after which delicious
refreshments were served by the Misses
Rosaline and Marguerite Putnam and
Mrs. o. K. Clark, the Misses Ella Can
ming and Margaret Taylor and Messrs.
Willis 1mpey and j. S. Frink. The
guests were Mr. and Mrs. o. K Clark,
the Misses A. B. LOFTS, Ella Canning,
a. M, Townley, Lavelle Pyper, Kathryn
Carroll, Margaret Taylor, Ivy Taylor,
Ollie Naylor and Mcssrs. J. S, Frink,
Willis Impey, E, j. Putnam. D. J.
Morrison, NJ. j. Kane, II. T, Gauss, O..
E.. McMullin, a. Rodwell and B. Kray-
enbuhl.
Mrs, Alex Pickering entertained her
card club at the Commercial club at
luncheon Saturday at 1890 o'clock.
Members of the Billiken club were
entertained Thursday evening by Mrs.
Patrick Harlin at her home on Sher-
man avenue. Goldenglow and sun
flowers formed the decorations. Bas-
kets of the goldenglow tied with large
piece for the supper table. A lace
cloth was spread over yellow satin.
"Five hundred" was played. The
prizes were won by Mrs. Myrtle Smith
and Miss Maud Ford. The club will
have it's next regular monthly meeting
with Miss Hazel Bishop on West South
Temple, the latter part of September
Miss Lillian Riley entertained at 800
Saturday afternoon at her home, OH
South Fourth East street. The house
was decorated in a color scheme of vel
low. go!denglow and sunflowers fur
uishing the effective adornment. The
tally cards were hand painted in sun
flowers The color scheme was carried
out in the luncheon and was especially
emphasized in the mints and ices. AS
slStlng the hostess In entertaining were
Miss Anna Stahl and Miss Chic Young.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stocking entertained
at a small bridge party Friday after
noon at the homo Of Mrs. Gustaye
Schehling. No. Annex apartments, in
honor of her guest. Mrs. L, H. Sargent
Of Washington.
Elder and Mrs. Alfred c. Rees were
given farewell party at the Little
Mountain home Of Charles d. Harding
and family in Emigration canyon Fri.
day afternoon. The Rees family arc
preparing to remove from the Seven
ieenth to the Twenty first ward. An
extensive feast was spread on the lawn
and programme of music. recitatione
and addresses was carried out.
/ Muct interest is felt among the mu
seal women in Salt Lake society in
the lectures Of Miss Florence Ellln-
wood Allen, which will be given al