The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-04

tie mining company's presidents; Mrs
Mccarthy and Mrs. Hardy assisted the
bride in caring for her guests and
delightful social affair followed the
rather strenuous welcome.
Ono of the most elaborate teas of
the early summer was that given yes,
terdav bv Mrs Addison Mcrrell
Wrench TO meet Mrs. Cooper Anderson
and Mrs Stephen A. Bailey. the for
mer guest at the home and the latter
"A newcomer TO the city The artistic
home on First avenue was filled with
friends during the entire late after
noon, and the place was gay with the
flowers of the season, deep red peonies
being especially attractive as decora'
tions. Receiving with the hostess We're
Mrs Anderson and Mrs. Bailey. while
in the dining room, seated AT the tea
table, Mrs. Arthur ID. Smith and Mrs.
Warner Zcigler poured tea and coffee.
Assisting in serving were Miss Dar'
ene Eimhall. Miss Bernardine Kim
ball and Miss Ruth Anderson, while
Miss Verna Robson presided Mt the
lunch table.
Mr.. and Mrs s. f. Fenton will en-
tertain today at Il large family dinner
MT their home in honor of Miss June
Howard, their niece. and her fence,
Stanley Mcebius, and also in cclebra
tiou OF the cightyiiftl birthday ami
versary of Mrs. Tripp, the grandmother
Of the hride-to be.
Miss Romola King entertained last
evening at delightful family dinner
in honor of the birthday of her father,
Judge William H. King, and also for
Miss Siodah and Mr.. Foster, whose
marriage takes place tomorrow.
Mrs T, Is. Beatty entertained a dozen
OF the old friends of DR.. Beatty at a
in celebration of the birthday anniver-
sary Of her husband. The home was
bright with pink peouies, and all the
decorations were of the same color.
A most delightful affair and beauti
fully appointed was the luncheon and
matinee party of yesterday given by
Mrs. Carmen Coop in compliment 10
Mrs, Robert w. Sloan and Miss Lellah
Sjodahl. The luncheon was served at
the Louvre, where, seated AT one long
table, the many ladies gathered at the
affair made a most attractive picture
The table was in red and purple-deep
red peonies and purple sweet peas max
ing gorgeous decoration The other
guests at the affair were Miss Romola
King, Miss Marie Odell. Mrs Harold
Smoot. Mrs. Horace Whitney. Miss
Vera S.iodahl. Mrs. Joseph Nibley.
Miss Pearl Ritter. Mrs. James Niblev.
Mrs. Joel Nibley. Miss Mignon Den
halter. Miss Dsgmar Orlob- Following
the luncheon the guests enjoyed the
last matinee at the Garrick together,
occupying two boxes.
Miss Ruby Lambourne. whose picture
appears today, is one of the beautiful
girls of the younger set who has been
receiving much social attention during
a visit to Fort Porter. n Y. where she
was the guest of Lieut. and Mrs. Wiley
L. Dawson. Mrs Dawson is pleasantly
remembered here as Miss Katie Adams,
and her marriage to the popular young
army officer was an event of two sum-
mers ago. Miss Lambourne returned
Yesterday,
The subject of the coronation is
about dividing interest these days with
the prohibition question It would seem
that Salt Lake City would hardly be in.
terested in the subject in general way,
as so few of her society people would
be supposed to have even look in, but
tins is not So Indeed Salt Lake will
probably be better represented than
most other places. Besides the fact
that several local bellies will be in Lon
don at the time others in whom Salt
Lake feels an especial interest will be
there. Mrs. William Waldorf Astor,
who was a Miss Langhorne and who
Will be one of the popular hostesses
during the London season is a cousin of
Miss Lille Langhorne Waller, who was
one of the most popular girls who ever
visited in Salt Lake, and is also a more
remote connection of Mrs. David Il
Gray whom Miss Waller visited.
What promises to be one of the most
important events of the coming week
will be the annual banquet of the uni
versity alumni, which will be held this
year al the Commercial club and takes
place next Wednesday evening. 1t is
enough for those who know to say that