The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-28

:, dc,iehlful affair Of yesterday
I nost - rhc bridge tea ut the
.FfInoon af which Mrs. William p.
|ksg noain her mother. Mrs. Elizabeth j.
|Kiss snu entertained large company
|flsn9e' 'ss,,onds. Sixteen tables were ar
bsi,' ,ar bridge. and niled WIN com
'1ssn', olaycrs during the carly hours oi
bay s,-noon. =, Throughout the rooms req
'.,s Gie.n. uscd FOR decorations and AT
.jbs Wei, liz Guests went on the lower
liz zee ,he billiard room where a long
'lpN ", ~ rav with flowers OF the same
Ia ian', arranged for tea. Here an
~ \, sl,et of the deep. red flowers
sre, ,bc central part. while smaller
tDea ~ The flowers were al oithcf ehd.
|gfr x,s. T. G.. Wcbber ana MIS-. kus-
1ls schulder poured tea and coffee,
'Bl u .IsiInc them were a score or
|rte ,bo Younger matrons and the
|cre ,onr ~ them being Mrs. Charles J..
~, ar Mrs. Edward Roberts. MISS
anps0',u ',uscIean, Miss Alinc Mcmillan,
We ny,rrInja Beatty, Miss Cary Mar
rn Mss Lucille Franckc, MISS oorothy
&snSoe ~ Miss Denise karrick. MISS
ss's'ipos ne Ling. Miss Minette Baer, Miss
~ 5lssn mum and Miss Marguerite stewart.
- Henry c. Hoffman was the host
NE hss.s,srdsy et the first Of a series
1, 4 S..;aso luncheons at her homo on Brig
sfreet when sixteen guests we're
znl.,s;nsd, Beautiful decorations of
Essd s,,. ard green were used. the floral
y. hslnc in white hyacinths. white
~. and carnations mingled with the
.,,sa OF ferns. Following the Iuncheon
ps.1 1,,bles OF bridge we're played. Dur
,ss iimc the luncheon was served
!. Hydo ousrtette rendered an excellent
y --i..i rorramr1e The guests were
:. ~ Edwin F. Holmes. Mrs. Windsor V.
y. ~, Mrs. David Keith. Mrs. William
- Ms. John G.. Cutler, Mrs. A. Fred
m Mrs. !. 4. Benton. Mrs. yelling
rE Lake, Mrs. Ezra Thompson, Mrs.
Ixph Young. Mrs. =; 5 l,. koogn. MIS- MIS-
~,,,bn Paul. Mrs. Matthew Cullen and
,isr Naomi Hoffman.
Mss Bryan Houston entertained
,,Ts Of the Younger girls yesterday at
irocheon at the Commercial club. fol-
;r,d by q box party al the Orpheum,
4, whole being in compliment TO Miss
fhHrtd Brice. The long table was ar
rsEsd in the green room at the club,
"a decorations OF pale pink tulips made
4 rr,iy setting for the hevy Of girls
~ formed the guests. There were pres
=, besides the hostess and guest OF
[-o- Miss Mercy Lewis, Miss Vera Ed
rrIs. Miss Romols King. Miss Irene
qs,:on, Miss Elsie McMillen. Miss Isa-
q Eliffer. Miss Marie Odell, Miss Mari
8 0berndorfer. Mrs. Malcolm Keyser
.ci Mrs.. Lewis Sowles.
Ibe last one Of the delightful series of
;,scss given BY the Lotus club took
Ne last evening at Whitney hall and
Il snjoyed by the members and about
r5y Of their guests. The attractive lit
b bsI was made even more pleasant
rfh decorations in colorS, and an excel
E1t orchestra furnished a musical pro-
rzmrs 10 which dancing was enioyed
D after midnight. The hosts and host
as oi the evonine were Mr.. and Mrs. |
grfb pougall Mr.. and Mrs. George C. |
LAMBERT and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fred |
fbynss Forty Young persons compose
" tlub, which has had half dozen sue
'Hfd dancing parties III the winter
rcaihs.
lh one large important afternoon |,
'7Dt Of today will he the charity card |