The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-09
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!. clearly shown yesterday al
y. or that the place to give
.Ums,time tea is a country home
H the large company OF irlends
Va ar the. lie Grand Young
POD Butte hollow as guests re-
|I 1at reception on juno DAY
real delight instead OF a
off,j,. The entire grounds
stnr ssit the picturesque old home
ranrod for the comfort OF the
,. and many hammocks, porch
and rustic garden seats maoe
<terIor as inviting as the anterior
i,nn,e The spacious old Garden
~ hinsromlnC rose bushes. its great
III . -bloon, with wild roses reach
On Ipto the hollow from which
i,s name, was a, its best. and
r. -ens OF the guests were TO be
III afternoon in groups on the
lawns. - o, .,
onr by little Janet Reid. the daugh-
Sfrs William Reid, and shown into
{rsvine room. where the three
Is Mrs. Reid, Mrs. lie Grand
ir and Miss Young. received
~,,se,s assisted by Mrs. William
- Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes and
\ f5a,,;d Keith. Hero great quantities
80 decked the spaces and lent their
Ence and beauty on every hand
= the hall. where In the dining
IA Mr.. w. w Armstrong, Mrs. J.
Hcoklidge. Mrs. Selden l. Clawson.
-fsck Giimer, Mrs S. 4. Whitney.
Horace b. Whitney and Mrs. G. h
.aIi took turns at ehe tea and cot-
Ens. while assisting them were Miss
Ward, Miss Add Cannon. Miss
<nse Young. Miss Louisa Wells and
Mss Lucille Reid, The dining room
m In yellow. a great basket OF
a roses. over which hung two swing
kaskets OF the same flowers, fill
~ central part of the table. and
bows adding another touch of the
n color. The hours were from
o'clock and a constant stream OF
d filled the house and the grounds
4 that time.
4 Ada Dwyer. who III private life
*. Hal Russell. sails tomorrow from
York for London with the Belmont
IA The. party VIII remain In Lon
until Miss Lorna Russell finishes
. when they will go to France.
i the Belmonjs have taken a chateau
"a season and where Mrs. Russell
her daughter Will be entertained
R Mrs. Russell comes back TO Ameri
Ia will star with her own company
year. Her play has not yet been
need
i Edwin F. Holmes will receive here
Is as usual at her fortnightly at
l. this afternoon at the Amelia Pal
Very early in July Colonel and
Holmes will go out 10 Oakwood for
xsf OF the summer, the place having
t.r1 N
extensive entertaining than they
dons before, They will keep their
mousse open, however, and will be
and forth constantly.
y Gwendolin Tripp entertained a
+ cf girls informally yesterday after
for her cousin, Miss June Howard.
La dozen girl friends being invited
NJ cards. The rooms were bright
mink and white roses and the young
IS was assisted by Miss Helen
~. c. Ebaush of the University of
left yesterday morning for the
Tie will spend the next two weeks
1g several universities and later
|oin Mrs. Ebaugh and The babies at
lothcr's home In Philadelphia. They
10 TO New York later and sail thence
In August for year or more
wedding OF unusual interest Of
>esdays afternoon was that Of Miss
b Camilla Heath, the daughter of
Heath. and Charles Kenneth Brin-
Fhich took place at ST. Marks hos
where Mr.. Heath has been for
. time on account Of illness. The
ceremony was performed In the
where the brides father lay Ill.
lev Greer Alvin Foote of the Pres
IAN church officiating. The room
hlled with flowers and in The pres
OF the immediate family the bride
given in marriage by her father,
the young people were given an In
p reception al the home OF the
later they left for Los Angeles on
ding trip.
+ members OF Banner hive No. Ii.
3 OF the Maccabees. entertained yes
at luncheon and afternoon re-
on AT the home of Mrs. Charles
the affair being given in compli-
to Madame Worms 10 whom it
a delightful surprise. Madame
IE, who has made many friends in
Lake in the past few years. leaves
morning for the east, TO sail later
Faris. and the party was arranged
farewell event In her honor. The
3 were all deckcd with flowers, and
fifty friends were gathered 10 do
10 the special guest. Music. both
and instrumental. was enjoyed and
nj garland Of flowers was presented
|adnme Worms with a presentation
u 10 which she responded most hap
and Mrs. NJ. Levy. Mrs. Carl Fried
and son leave Sunday afternoon for
md. Mr.. ard Mrs. NJ. Levy have been
ents Of Salt Lake for the past
y-two years, Portland will be their
'e home.
Z and Mrs. VIII Browne and their
daughter Juliet will move today
Inc kensington and viii, bc at home
2c Plummer house on East First
q street.
q and Mrs. l.. i. Terry landed YES
~ IN New York and will come di-
y home, reaching here within the
week.
e, ,LedAard NJ. Bailey and her dauch-
.eliss Dorothy Bailey. will leave to-