The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-24
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vrRY prettily appointed affair Of
,n-day was the luncheon given
:. Mrs. Richard y. Kcyes at the
,,,v club In honor of Mrs.
Vance Lane, who is TO leave
u. ,axe her home In Den
,o,nd table was done In yell
lne and all appointments were OF
SSes eoIors. Covers were laid for
sae ;o,lowlng the luncheon the
ara ,nvnd two tables of bridge. az
nC'W W. Armstrong and w. G..
ron the prizes, Mrs. Lane re-
= a special guest prize.
,,h, entertained a few friends
ns ns,,rrl,eon and later remained out
~. . the game OF bridge. We're Mrs.
f,'Vg:sumell, Miss Marshall. Mrs. A.
nch Mrs. F. ]. Gustin. Mrs. Fred
~ and Mrs. Frank Knox
j, and Mrs James NJ. Arrasmlth
y; Douglas will entertain the new
.rdirg officer OF the post, Colonel
. Jones. and his wife and daush-
D. .,s avenIne at dinner. and later viii
sne all the officers and ladies' OF the
Wy, Wy 81 an informal reception to meet
.sw.oners. There will be "A special
roncert during the hours OF the
a,Icn which wifi be enjoyed
-, elaborate and delightful affair
.ls,en,ay was the luncheon at the
4 r.,sh AT which Mrs. w. G. Sharp
- n,other. Mrs. Earkncss, were the
...ss The long oval table was laid
!. rev grill room and was most at
'.s,Iv decorated with variegated sweet
and ferns. The gold service was
md all appointments were In har-
,rr color. Covers, were laid for
IA guests
! David Spitz. Mrs. ,Rothschild and
Boehmer entertained yesterday
,rss1u at a very pleasant bridge
= a, their home for some out-of-
sues,s. Seven tables Of the game
ulayed and prizes were won by
Louis Simon. Mrs. ], A. Kahn. Mrs.
srenberg. Mrs. G. Mayer, Mrs. II. h,
~ Mrs NJ Singerman and Mrs.
--an The rooms were bright with
n glow. except In the dining room.
Z, sweet peas were used for decora-
q Miss Helen Cohn and Miss Pearl
srnIld assisted the hostesses in en-
ans their guests.
H. Florence f. Allen began yester-
course OF lectures on musical sub
ID which she is giving for three after
4, each week, and delighted a large
snce with her handling of the sub
Picture Painting in Tones" Some
IN other subjects are Some Ele
,y Of Musical Form. What Is Good
Music" Beethoven "SChumann."
/dez and Mcdowell Miss Allen
b carly In September for a winter
n. and Mrs. j. ]. Daynes and Mr.. and
\ Edward T. Jenkins entertained
II 500 OF their friends last evening at
La party al the Daynes home. which
IN the nature of musicale and
strings % lanterns and colored
Is and throughout the grounds rugs
tssy chairs were arranged TO furnish
|r1g places for the guests. a dancing
! MAS laid on the lawn and near by
n tables were placed for Il buffet sup
shch was served late In the even
fine musical programme was
d IN the early evening. Hugh Dougall,
d Zola Bagiey and Mrs. l.. S. Hills
sg part, and later the Hawaiian
ran singer troubadours furnished
s music. The hosts and hostessos
tired their guests In the main hall,
- Was gay with many flowers. As
|hs them were Miss Mabel Cutler.
lilEe Cutler and Mrs. l.. T.. Bycrs.
Esrah chapter will give n party on
PSI night at the Masonic hall In COM
ri to Mr.. and Mrss w. +. Bailey.
eave shortly TO make their home
~ Angeles. All members of the o..
and allied organizations arc invited.
$. c. Snyder entertained delight
Yesterday al morning bridge party
icS OF The young girls I'm honor of
nlscs, Miss Es,clle Marius of Port
Who Is her guest.
IL. s. Bssccm leaves shortly for
nnd 10 Join Mrs Bascom. who has
sptndinc some time there with Mr..
MS. Senier Walker. Or. and Mrs.
oa and their small son and MIR. and
WALKER expect 10 sail about Scptcm-
icI Alaska, whcrc they will spend
D. Bickford and her mother,
Elhn Elliott, have arrived from
esa9. where MIS-, Elliott went TO meet
slcstord. The family is now set
10 the Miller fats.
and Mrs. William Wood. formerly
ee Guy hut for several years Of Al