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

,., Hrst time in many months
Ii ro,, Douglas presented a gay
4 INC last evening when INC OF
Il and ladies' Of tho post en-
ics,i ,ii,cd large number ot guests
teI,,ion and hop in bonoI o. ths
,,,nnding officer. Coi' - oa. ,,,.
,ss wife and daughters. ". ~
hiS N.,,, wss made even NOR" at
Ia hop lis gorgeous decorations or
/frfe "u,ntinc In every WinGoW
- M" ,,,sscs OF show Sunflo""rS.
|yr gfeat g.o,,s handsome flags drdpcd
ne n., sverv side. and tho gay
Wa 80 strung the length OF tie
oons Above the heads of IN" re
,arty u great flag was nrapen'
Fns se artistic bower In which 10
sms ,a,e CHESTS. Here from cary ever
<cfe n.cu on towards 10 o'clock the
UNI, ropor stood In line with Major
|sis oi "tr,gsmith To receive and In
MY Visitors. Assisting them
+1u'e .o,eIn and Mrs. William y.
re @h and Captain and Mrs. Conrad.
tfns,hs,s al the hop committee.
,r, n, =. Il Carey Lieutenant
w.. +. Sampson and Captain car
y. NcCsssey. 4 concert pr"gramm"
-p,dsd the dancing. and during me
u hours p programme pt @N'suHn'
- music was furnished oN tne r'e'
- orrbsstra \ punch bowl placed
ps p', northwest corner Of tho hop
w ;,,nished refreshment Tor the
~ al evening. and at late hoIr
asilrious supper was served IN buffet
re.
. d,Bcb.nu event Of the late sum
tbo dance at the Gilmsr place
4 s@renjne @ given by Miss Mary Gil
Z Miss Martha Watson and Miss
'.ra,h Cowan for more than hundred
,hslr friends among The Younger girls
4 hoys The beautiful country home,
,lrh is the most IDEAL place IN INC c,.y
4 o, outdoor affair was gay With
IN colorcd lights. and thronged with
|tbe ioyousnoss of the young people
- and rows Of lights were strung
-ourh the trees from the house 10 The
IN while from tho open windows Of
4 home floslod the music. which
Ia he heard throughout the grounds
rcundIng the home. At a late hour
&nffet supper WAS served ON tho lawn
N the biz umbrella tree east OF the
|re. The affair was chapcroned by
f. Charles Cllmer. Mrs, John Cowan.
1 Watson. Mrs. Mary T.. Gilmer and
] F. ". Francis.
|lIs Edna Dunn entertained at q.
ssantly appointed dinner last evening
her homo, the guests all attending
hen at the post latc-. The long
q was bright with the autumn flowers.
and yellow forming n color scheme
|rzre beauty. The guests. besides the
less and her sister, Miss Margaret
rr. were Miss Shirley Palmer. Miss
<innc Thompson Miss Margaret
her Miss Mary Marshall. Miss Cary
-A.n ~
|esbock. Paul Williams, Hugh Wil-
BE- George Knox, De Witt Knox,
be Van cott, Ben Siegcl and Jerome
|ser of New York.
De Amelia Palace ayt gallery was the
fe yesterday OF a delightful afternoon
No. when Mrs. Edwin +. Holmes re-
lei her friends at her usual fort
|ntly Friday at home. The beautiful
gallery was used for the tea in
ID Of the main part OF the home.
ing an attractive place for a short
aud giving opportunity 10 enjoy the
1derful art treasures there. 4 great
~ friends called during the afternoon
enjoyed a visit and a cup OF tea
o Infantry are already at Fort Doug
haylrg arrived recently-Captain
'ert ". Mearns and Lieutenant Wise.
ny and Billie Chapman. the two sons
|apain and Mrs. William II II. Chap
Of IN, Twentieth will be here with
icw days 10 visit their uncle. Cap
@cCasScy, and Will enter the Salt
g high school, Captain and Mrs,
.pmso will arrive from Honolulu late
october.
" champion tennis players for this
MISS Kate Williams and Mrs. e.
.SIliiln. and those who won the