The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-14
MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS

Workman entertained with a lawn
party for her last Thursday evening at
the home of Mrs o. w. Brown on Ninth
East street. The lawns were all lighted
with lanterns and about sixty friends
enjoyed the affair.
Mrs. Ben Rosenblum was the charm
ing young hostess Tuesday afternoon at
a beautifully appointed bridge party
given in compliment to her house guest,
Mrs. Adolph Rosenblum of Pueblo, Col.
The afternoon was spent in playing
cards, when Mrs. D. Levy and Mrs II,
Desky won the prizes. The hostess WAS
color scheme was carried out In pink
and white and dainty two.course
luncheon was served by the hostess
Those who enjoyed the afternoon were
Mrs. A. Rosenblum, Mrs n NJ. Rosen.
blum, Mrs. j. B. Arnovitz. Mrs. a.
Zwilling, Mrs. j. B. Flatow, Mrs,
S9: q Coin; NJ. MTs MoejIiy D. jhGivy Mrs a WI Nc
Mrs. William Smith, Mrs. J. Baron,
Mrs. A. Frank, Mrs H. Desky. Madam
Warns, Mrs. N. Offer and Mrs. S. Ros-
enblatt-
Miss Hazel Cochran, whose marriage
to Charles Henelry Of Denver takes
place in the near future, was guest
of honor at linen shower given We'd
nesday night by Miss Ethel Hoskin
of the latter. About thirty guests were
present and delightful evening was
spent.
A large party Of young people en-
joyed lake party together Tuesday
evening, the affair being given IN
honor of Miss Elizabeth Perkins and
Miss Evelyn Dresser, who Will sPe1d
the summer in Denver and Colorado
Springs. The chaperons of the affair
were Mrs. w. P. Perkins, Mrs. Minnie
Hamilton, Mrs. W. G.. Lockington and
Mrs F. A. Wolf.
Miss Jessie Reich entertained the n;
Fl. Embroidery club at her home, .os
Lake street, Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
Z. Lundquist will be the hostess at the
next meeting Tuesday. July %.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. s. A. Ken
ner, s36 Eighth East, was the scene
of children s party Wednesday after,
noon, the OCCASION being in honor OF
the second birthday of their little
grandson, William Calderwood Quinn
Thirty little tots were present, eaeh
bringing an appropriate, gift to the
host. The rooms were decorated with
ing especially attractive, where the ia
BILE was laid for refreshments. The
place cards were dainty little baskets
filled with bonbNns, which were pre-
sented to the children as souvenirs
The afternoon was spent in music,
games and dancing. Those assisting In
entertaining we're Miss Agnes Midgley,
Mrs. ]. L. Knight, Mrs, w. II. Barnes,
Mrs G.. W. Potter and Miss Maud
Kenner,
Mrs. j. Heath, West Sixth South
friends Wednesday evening, July 10,
in honor of Miss Myrtle Heath, The
rooms were tastefuIly decorated with
carnations. ferns and sweet peas. Mu-
sical numbers were rendered by Miss
Pendleton and Miss Heath. Assisting
were Mrs. Heath, Mrs. Cameron and
Mrs Moore,
The ladies and friends Of the Won
ans Missionary society of Phillips Com
gregational church were banqueted at
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Caffell, Wan
damere. on Thursday, July II. The
pleasant home, beautiful day, choice
viands, and, above all, the kindly,
heartfelt greetings of the host and
hostess, made It memorable day.
Talks, both pleasing and instructive,
were given by Miss Kinny and Miss
Robinson of the Y. ". C. A., telling
somewhat of the length and breadth
and hopedfor possibilities Of the Y.
W. C. A.
The Menorah Social club gives the
first of series of summer entertain
ments next Tuesday evening in an out
ing at Wandamere.
The Souvenir Card club was enter
tanned last Thursday afternoon by Mrs,
A. A. Reese. Four tables of sixty
three were played, and prizes were won
by Mrs. ]. W. Whipple and Mrs. A, j.
Wilson.
The members Of the Nauvoo legion
will hold an outing at Wandamere on
Friday, July 10. at which speeches and
music with a dinner in the evening
will be features.
The members of the Aedificium club
entertained at a delightful lake party
Wednesday evening. After a delicious
lunch the evening was spent in dane,
ing, the following enjoying the affair;
Ella Boud. Harry Watson, Rebecca
Boud, Blaine Bowman, Alice Cottam
Morris Parry. Leila Cottam, Will John
son, Luella Lloyd. Charles Fitzgerald
Jemima LLOYD, Ralph Bleake, Jose
Willis, Fred Hanley, Ethel Willis, Aus
tin Smith, Margaret Evans, Elmer
Woods, Pearl Evans, George Earls
Esther Edwards, Fred Evans. RUBY
Culver. Harry Taylor, Isabelle Martin
Bruce Nichols, Hanna Kjar and Charlie:
Parry.
Mrs. Charles F. Sullivan entertained
about a dozen of her friends at Ken
singtou Wednesday afternoon. in honor
of Mrs. l. j. Ketchum s mother. Mrs
II. II. Sanders. from Topeka, Kas. The
guests were Mrs, W. II. SNYDER, Mrs
Frank Asher. Mrs c. p. Patterson. Mrs
]. B. Westbrook. Mrs. +. A. Vail, Mrs
r. D. Pomeroy, Mrs. Daley, Mrs. R. "
Soper and Mrs. r. G. Boatman.
Mrs. J. r. Clinton entertained at
kensington tea Thursday afternoon il
honor of Mrs. n. II. Saunders of To
peka, Kas. Those present were Mrs
]. J. Ketchum. Mrs Lucv Kirkman
Mrs. Ralph Sharkev, Mrs. Cumoral
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