The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-15

Helen Jennings, Miss Mildred Ferguson
and Miss Katherine Jennings assisted
mrs. Jennings VIII entertain again today
at cards with Miss Dorothy Jennings IN.
affair being in honor OF Mrs Radcliffc
Cannon.
Miss Edna Farnsworh entertained very
informally at a tea yesterday for Miss
Iayda Boutwell,. a September bride al
winch a score or more of her most inti-
mate friends enjoyed a social hour or so.
and White asters and ferns. The hostess
was assisted By Mrs. Emory S Adams.
MISS ,ia%el SaDplngton Miss Jessie Home
and Miss Helen Evans.
A very pleasant affair of Yesterday
was the bridge tea, the first i'm series,
given by Mrs. George w. Lambourne AT
her home Nine tables OF bridge were
PLAYED and later a delicious supper was
served at the small tables Pink and
white asters decorated the house and
a basket of them adorned each table.
The hostess was assisted in serving by
Miss Frances Cowan. Miss Dorothy Rook-
lidEe and Miss Ruby Lambourne. Mrs.
Lamhourne Will entertain again today
and tomorrow In the same fashion.
Charles Clark, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Clark and Mr.. Began. spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in The city on
their way through TO the north. having
come in from Los Angeles in q private
car During the time the party spent
In Salt Lake they were entertained eN-
tensively by Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Nc
Cune. Jr., and DR.. and Mrs. Jack Keith.
They will remain here a week or more
on their return.
Mr. and Mrs Homer w. Sherwood en-
tertained a party OF eight at a dinner at
the Hotel Utah last evening. followed by
an Orpheum party. in honor Of their
others in the party. were Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel King and Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur
J. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Dale enter
tanned company of their friends last
evening at cards at their new home when.
following game of bridge, a delicious
supper was served.
Mrs G. 3. Lockhart. Sr, and her son,
William Lockhart who have been SPEND
ing the past month with Mr., and Mrs.
G. 3. Lockhart will leave early in the
week for their home in Brooklyn.
Mrs. f. P. LIE. Compile of Park City
visiting their mother. Mrs. Wells
Mrs. Walter Mas and her children
Park
Miss Linda Jessup and her brother
Roger have returned from Brighton after
q stay u :" iiiOHt''
c. T Mixer has returned from stay
in the east and will be Joined soon by
Mrs. Mixer and their son Charles.
Miss Mary SneIgrove will entertain on
Saturday afternoon for Miss Bessie Pet
tit, who is here visiting from Pasadena
Miss Laura Holden Of san. San Francisco Is IS
visiting Mrs. James p, Sprunt. Jr, in the
Ia France au1rtmcntS,
Mrs Causten Browne has issued invi-
tations for a tea 10 be given on TUESDAY
afternoon at her home from TIL e
O'Clock.
Mrs. Harold j. Peery of Ogden spent
yesterday in the city visiting friends
Senator and Mrs George Sutherland
viii be here today. after a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Ernore in Los Angeles
Mrs. NJ. j. Cheesman and her sons
Morton and Walker are in New York
where the latter will enter school. Nor
ton and his mother Will come home
shortly
Miss Lillian Schneider. who has been
visiting Miss Virginia Shannon for some
time. Will entertain with an Orpheum
party Saturday afternoon, followed by
tea down town.
Miss Margaret Alien will go out today
to he the guest OF MIR. and Mrs. Robert
y. Campbell for few days, and Mr., and
Mrs Paul Keyser Will 90 out on Satur-
day 10 spend the weekend with the
Campbells.
Lieutenant, andi Mrs r. L. Irvine ar
rived yesterday, from the west and are
guests OF Mr. and Mrs, William Irvine
AT Sc Center street
Mrs J. II. Bennett has returned after)
a summer spent in San Francisco and
will remain in town for some time.
DR.. Stanley IIunier Of Los Angeles,
formerly a wellknown resident of Salt
Lake, Is in town for short time