The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-06

\ were guests. The card tables were ar
! ranged on the broad vera nda on the east
and south and the whole place was lovely
with pink peonies both indoors and out.
IN the dining room where ten was served
used for decoration, alton, and s"Ge here Mrs Mrs Els
worth Dasgetl, Mrs + J. Fabian. Mrs.
Russell G: Woodruff, Mrs. N. S. Wood
and Miss Marion RooklIdge took turns at
the tea and coffee urns assisting the hos
tess: Mrs. Scheid entertains al a similar
affair today.
Mrs. Charles A. Gillette and her sister,
Mrs. Atherton. entertained delightfully."-
Yesterday with luncheon at the Cniver-
sity club in compliment to Mrs. James
A. Irons and Mrs, Frank Webster Of Fort
Douglas both OF whom were former
friends of theirs in Leavenworth, The
| round table was laid in the private dining
room and mound OF vari-coiored sweet
peas formed the central decoration. Cow
ers We're laid for dozen OF the most IN
! innate friends. Bridge followed, at which
Mrs. c. w Fifeld and Mrs. Frank l..
| Dodge won prizes.
Miss Martha Plumhof and Fred Smith.
| whose marriage will be one OF the June
! events. were the guests OF honor last
| evening at q beautifully appointed dinner
| given by Miss Florence Donohuc at her
home. The decorations were all in the
| two colors chosen for the wedding, pink
| and white. The place cards showed pic
| lures OF brides, while favors OF footballs
| filled with CONNECTIONS were al each place.
groom to-be was a football hero. The
other guests were Miss May Donohue,
Miss Daisy Smith. Mr.. and Mrs; J. II.
Baker, Y. II. Callahan, Mark Murphy
and Ray Bielc,
Mrs E. T. Harvey entertained a party
TO meet Miss Alice Jansen OF Chicago,
the flancee OF her son. Edward Sampson
Harvey, Four tables OF bridge were
played and later tea was enjoyed Miss
munds assisting the hostess. The decora-
tons Were all in hearts and pink sweet
peas. and favors Of the flowers were
given all the guests. with beautiful
sweet pea pin for the guest OF honor.
Miss Jansen leaves Friday for her home. |
Mrs. Charles wilkes was the hostess
Yesterday afternoon at dellghtinily IN,
Mrs. Wyeth DENLY, formerly of this city
but now of Chicago, VINO Is In the city |
the northwest and is at the Hotel Utah
4 few tables of bridge were played In
the early afternoon and later q few more
Y. Wallace. Mrs, Bogss and Mrs. George
Rose assisted the hostess. Mrs. Wilkes
entcrtains again today
\ merry party Of yo9ns people oEI, chap
Parcys canyon today to remain over the
week end as guests Of Russell Richards |
at the Richards country home The I mem,
bers of the party are the Misses Bryan |
and Grizele Houston, Margaret Dunn: |
Dorothy Rookltdse. Gladys Savage and
Winnifred Burrows and ATthnr ITthir TlSny M
liam Caine, Karl Snow and Dytch Rich
ardson.
The petite vaudeville show and dance
Ia no given Dr MISC Lucille Fr3nckn' s |
Sunday school class in Whitney hall is
for Friday evening. June ~. instead % OF
young society girls are TO take part in
the programme. and Miss Lila May
Eaton has promised a special dance The
affair Is for charity.
Professor George 3. Hendricks and
Miss Caroline McAlistcr of Logan were
married in the Salt Lake temple yester-
DAY: The bride and brldegroom V, were ac5
Mrs Brigham Hendricks and Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. McAlister, After the cerc-
men the Hotel Pffs %nsh se cop
left on the Los Angeles limited for Cali
fornIa, where they will spend their
hon eymoon.
Miss Lucille Evans, the elder daughter
Of Mr.; and Mrs. David Evans. formerly
Of Salt Lake but now OF Los, Angeles
IL, from the Wcstlake School for Girls
The commencement exercises will be held
M e2eb IN the so Trar6, at strsst he
Mrs. Charles G. Crismon and her chill
dren and Mrs l. Mayer and Mrs, Pauline
Sands will leave in few weeks for
Mrs. Charles A Quigley has also taken
3 cottage there. and VIII go down with
her family to spend the next few months.
Mrs, Ralph F. Hoag.. who has spent
The past week in town. left yesterday by
motor for her home in OgdAn Miss
Katherine Hoag Will go up today to
spend a week before they leave for the
coast 10 be away all summer.
An interesting wedding of Tuesday way
that Of Miss Hazel Howe and Frederick
A. Caine, which took place at noon and
was followed by reception that evening
al the home Of the brides aunt. Mrs
f. A, Barney, SOC Fifth East street, The ,
reception wes elaborate affair at '
tended by nearly two hundred of the
home was beautiful with quantities. of .
June flowers In pink aud white. while
streamers of white maline and smilaN I
added much to The effect The young '
Howe and Alma Taylor. and receiving
with the host and hostess We're Mr.. and
Mrs George f. Howe; Mrs, Margsret
ey Jensen had charge OF the dining 7
'oou' and assisting her were Miss Amy
Howe, Miss Lucille Howe Miss Naomi
Bker and Miss Arbrella Seely. The
bride wore a lovely gown of white crepe
ie meteor trimmed with pearls, and car
led shower OF brides roses. The
s gown was OF lavender crepe.
and her roses were pink. MI and Mrs.
~aine will leave In a few days for Tdaho
Falls. where they will make their home.
An Interesting wedding OF yesterday
h1t 81 fiCI f.,ia 7
ner, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Den
ler, and Antonio de la Mora, the leader
Of the Twentieth infantry band, The mar
'iage was solemniZed by the Rev. Father
" Il Evan al Eislon Scanlan,g hnue. |