The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21

guests enjoyed informal games Of bridge
or wandered around the grounds.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl A Scheid will be
| home today after an absence abroad oil
some eighteen months. They Will go d.
rect 10 their home on Brigham street.
| They will be accompanied here from New
| York by their nephew. Russell Woodruff.
/ who has spent the past winter in the
east in school Mrs. Russell c. Woodruff
! has set Saturday afternoon and evening
from til 5 and from TIL II at her
| home as the time when the friends OF Mr..
and Mrs. Scheid Will be welcome TO greet
| them on their return No Invitations have
been issued. but all the friends. ard they
are many, Will be received.
The usual midweek luncheon at the
Country club, with the usual card party
! Following. VIII be the order today and the
club will be filled. mainly with small
| ttertain company of over dozen friends,
Mrs. c. b. Onderdonk will entertain the
Young girls Of Miss Macleans bridal
party and Mrs Humphreys will entertain
at e:3o and four rubbers are TO be played.
was that OF Miss Gladys Quayle and
| Clayton A. Clark, which took place at
the home OF, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry n.
QuayIe at $ o'clock, the Rev. P. a. Simp-
| kin officiating. The home was fragrant
| with its June roses and gay with the
sweet strains OF music. a number of
friends assisted during the evening.
among them Mrs. Oscar Van Cott Mrs.
| Coray of st. Paul and Miss Lily McFar-
| land. The bride and bride groom have
| gone to Maiden. Wash. TO make their
| home.
Mrs Melvin Cummings. who has been
| spending the past few days in town, has
| been entertained at many pleasant affairs
arranged In her honor by her sisters and
other relatives here. delightful affair
was a surprise given in her honor Mon
Anthony Godbe, at which about fifty. of
her friends we're present. Some beautiful
gifts were presented TO Mrs. Cummings
Mrs Cummings and her daughter Made
line leave today for New York.
Young teachers in the city schools. and
Walter c. Mandell will be married today
at noon in ST. Johns church In Portland.
ar the Bride e be With bepea peIa1e
there. Later the will sail for Seattle
for a fortnights stay in Alaska. and on
their return Will go to Detroit to visit the
Mandell family.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert W, Sloan enter
| tained a party of friends last evening at
dinner at the Hotel Utah in honor OF
their guests. Mrs. f. r. Gleason OF Chi
cago and Mrs. Jennie Webb of Harrison:
| O. The table was gay with flowers OF
exquisite artistic arrangement and the
other guests in the party were Mr. and
Mrs John w. Rooklidge. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Reid, Charles Secor and j. I.
| Goodwin.
Numerous weddings are set for today.
among those which will take place
being that OF Miss Lucille Clinton and
George NJ. Goresbeck, that Of Miss Hazel
Wilkinson and Patrick Harlan. that OF
Miss Jennie Carlson and Lester Cox and
that of Miss Rebecca Trowbridge and
| Bertram S. Willis.
Miss Eleanor Stewart entertained a gay
party OF the young girls yesterday after
noon at Kensington at her home in
honor Of Miss Aileen Maclean and Miss
Louise Stubbleheld About a score OF
the young girls spent the early hours OF
the afternoon over their thimbles, and
later tea was served. the hostess being
assisted by her younger sister. Miss Mar
|guerite Stewart.
I, Mr.. and Mrs c. R. Alley and their lit
tie daughter came in from San Francisco
lefty greeting their old friends They left
on the afternoon train. Mr.. Alley 10 go
north on business trip and Mrs, Alley
lake region. where they viii spend the
entire summer with Mr. Alleys mother
and sisters there.
Captain and Mrs. Paul c. Potter arrived
YESTERDAY from San Antonio and are at
the Hotel Utah for a few days. They
will go 10 San Francisco TO visit their
relatives there for a time. and Will later
go to Fort Smelling. where Captain Pot
ter's regiment, the Twenty eighth to
which he was transferred at the time OF
his promotion is stationed.
Mrs. A. II. Boxrud was the hostess yes
ferday at a beautifully appointed lunch
con at her home, the affair being given
lin compliment TO Mrs. William lgleheart
and Mrs Elmer 3. Jones. The decora-
tIons were all OF pink sweet peas and
covers were laid for a dozen friends.
Mrs. Boxrud entertains again today at a
similar affair for Mrs. ]. II. Lakin.
Mrs william c. Jennings will be the
hostess today at g breakfast at her home
in compliment TO Mrs. William lSleneart
and Mrs Elmer p. Jones, two members
Of the Readers club, who are to leave
shortly for California.
Mrs Thomas Marioueaux will enter
tain number of her friends this after
noon al bridge tea at her home on e
is recently home from abroad.
Miss Charlotte Holmes will entertain
today with a luncheon at the Country
club In honor OF Miss Aileen Maclean.
Mrs. Windsor V. Rice will be the host
ess today at still another luncheon at the
Country club.
Mrs. j. II. Bamberger and her daugh-
ter Miss Dorothy Bambereer. are ex-
pecjed In town the latter part of the
week. Miss Dorothy having finished j
years school In the east. They will re-
main only a short time before going
abroad for part Of the summer.