The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-24

FERY delightful affair of yester-
1Iday was the morning bridge
party. followed by a luncheon,
Ielven by Miss Lucille Clark at the
Nountry club The affair was In
nent to Miss Josephine We'll, Mrs.
r. CheesmaD, who WAS Miss Vera
b and Miss Annie Kay Smoot.
here from Washington. The
Numbered thirty-two, and We're
f card tables out under the trees
the game during the cool hours
forenoon. Later they were all
~ one long oval table on The east
OF The clubhouse, where q de-
-Iuncheon was served. The table
attractive in its 6ecora-
fhree huge baskets OF sweet peas
the board. one OF pink, in the
with baskets OF lavender and OF
Df either end. The contrasting
~ malinc were used 10 adorn the
and the gay butterfly bows
much to the appearance. Pen and
kches OF cupids were at each place.
v same kind of cards were used
Yes In the game. For Miss We'll
RI favor was d tiny brides trunk
nth bonbons, while Mrs. Chees-
ae given a mlnia ture chest OF the
The guests. besides those men
we're Mrs. John Elliott Clark,
tul Keysor, Mrs. Jack Gilmer. Mrs.
e. Carter and the Misses Bryan
h GTizzelle Houston, Margaret
I<nn Wall. Alice Wall. Mary Wall,
n Thompson, Margaret Walker.
kimball, Isabel Shiffer. Frances
/Gladys McConaughy. Elinor Stew
1rBuerite Stewart, Mary Marshall,
1arshall. Mildred Mcmillan. Gladys
nd. Marguerite Richmond. Mi
Raer, Merce Lewis. Marie Odell,
N Rooklldge, Geneva Savage.
Karriok. Rose Evans. Dorothy
ger, Marian Oberndorfer, Daisy
~ Ogden, Cswendolyn Tripp. Hazel
Ruth GreenwaId Of Philadelphia,
N Eliza Dey.
BE from Tientsin received yester-
Mr. and Mrs. James Yeates an
6 the birth OF a son, July %, to
mt and Mrs. Emory S. Adams,
|1ems was Miss Eleis Yeates Of this
~ tho important social events of
'sk will be the lawn party at Cor
Rdenly tomorrow evening. at which
Wly organized tennis club will en-
friends for the benefit of the new
4 courts, in connection with the
flair Is in the hands of number
ING women, who are enthusiastic
= and Will be attended by a great
friends interested IN the work
A5. NJ, Bidwell was hostess yester-
xteruoon at bridge tea at her
~ honor Of Mrs, r. B. Thayer OF
xork. who Is visiting her sister.
Is. Kisaue. Six tables of bridge
played and later several more
came In 10 enjoy tea Mrs. J. r
and Mrs. Duncan MacVichie Of
~ The house was delightfully."- cool
VI tho rooms wcre bedccked with
daisies and ferns,
4 Florence ElmbaU. who has beeu
pg a VISIT III London with her many
Al friends. Is now in The Hague
q Mrs Horstman. who was Miss
Van Cott, Miss Kimball will aes,ir
'er teacher. Mrs. Tippett. In Switz-
for short time before returning
mel and Mrs. james A. Irons OF
Douglas are entertaining at bridge
iyening at their home in honor oi
|house guest Miss Daniel.
usual midwcek luncheon viii be or
lat tho Country club and many
Prs arc planning to spend the holi
hero.
hfgc number of her friends gave &
rarty Monday evening for Miss
Hamilton. who is attending thu
EChRutauqua. The young people
ing the party were chaperoned b,
1snnio Hamilton, Mrs. T.. A. Wolf,
4Fs. w C. Dockinston,
j. ID. Wood and her son, r., J
narth, came down yesterday from
lake and are at the Hotel Utal
lew days. They came on accoun
Death Of William Felkner, a for
;artner OF the late j. D. Wood, anc
fcus friend or the family.
Charlotte ., Stevenson will leav,
'*eeK tor Cheyenne to visit for 1:
9me with Mrs. Bradley. who wa.
Ee1Iinand Dickert OF this city
Mrs, Stevenson Will 80 to Denvc
her sister. She viii he ava.
Three weeks.
~ ID woodruff family went up l.
2u early In the week and openc,
~ attrdctiye sIImmcr home, Rough
tor tho romaindcr OF the seasor,
f'vnruH, WHO i6 now on fishin,